Flaming Dice

Jackpots

Flaming Dice is a five-reel progressive slot from Amusnet, formerly EGT Interactive, built around dice, fire and 40 fixed paylines. Its official RTP is 95.53%, volatility is 2/5, and the listed maximum win is 1,000x the bet per line. Wilds, Autoplay, Gamble and randomly unlocked Jackpot Cards keep the game moving.

Provider: Amusnet (Former EGT Interactive)
Paylines: 40
Reels: 5
Coins (Min): 40
Coins (Max): 200
Coins/Line (Min): 1
Coins/Line (Max): 1

Progressive: Yes
Wild Symbol: Yes
Scatter Symbol: Yes
Bonus Game: No
Free Spins: No
Autoplay: Yes
Multiplier: Yes

Flaming Dice wastes no time with a dice-and-fire setup that feels made for quick sessions. You get five reels, four positions and 40 fixed paylines, with one coin per line. The listed total stake runs from 40.00 to 200.00 coins, so check the denomination before spinning and do not chase losses when the action turns cold.

Amusnet , formerly known as EGT Interactive, gives this progressive slot a clean, familiar format rather than burying you in complicated rules. The official page lists a 95.53% RTP, volatility of 2/5 and a maximum win of 1,000x the bet per line. The catalog RTP field is blank, so those official figures are the ones worth using.

Straightforward Reels, Plenty of Fire

Flaming Dice plays as a five-reel, 40-payline slot with four symbol positions on each reel. The coin-per-line setting is fixed at 1.00, while the total coin range is 40.00 to 200.00. That makes the game easy to read, though the minimum total stake is not tiny if you are playing in coins rather than a low cash denomination.

The 2/5 volatility rating points to a relatively steady ride compared with harsher high-volatility games. Do not mistake that for guaranteed wins. The 95.53% official RTP describes long-run maths, not what happens during your next ten spins. Keep the stake sensible, and let the fiery dice theme do the entertaining.

Flaming Dice base game

Wilds, Multipliers and the Gamble Button

The Wild appears only on reels 2, 3 and 4, where it substitutes for every symbol except Scatter. That restriction matters: you cannot expect a Wild to rescue every reel combination, so watch where it lands. Scatter symbols are separate and retain their own role in the game. Flaming Dice includes Autoplay, Gamble and a multiplier feature. There is no listed bonus game or free-spins feature, so this is not the slot for players hunting a long bonus round. The Gamble option can stretch a win, but it can also erase it. Set your limit first. Then stick to it.

Progressive Jackpots Are the Big Hook

The standout reason to try Flaming Dice is its progressive jackpot setup. A Jackpot Cards feature can unlock randomly, linking the game to four Amusnet Dice jackpots: Club, Diamond, Heart and Spade. Those jackpot names are associated with the Amusnet Dice Jackpot Cards entries, not with a promise that every spin produces a jackpot chance. That random unlock keeps the feature worth watching, but it also makes the outcome unpredictable. You are playing a regular reel slot first, with the jackpot layer as an extra attraction. The listed maximum win is 1,000x the bet per line; no bigger figure should be assumed from the progressive branding alone.

Summary

Flaming Dice is a solid pick if you want a simple five-reel slot with a fire-and-dice theme, modest 2/5 volatility and a respectable official RTP of 95.53%. The Wild placement is clear, the controls are familiar, and the Gamble feature adds risk without pretending to be a sophisticated bonus system.

The progressive Jackpot Cards feature gives the game its main bite, with Club, Diamond, Heart and Spade jackpots available through random unlocking. Play it for the straightforward reels and jackpot possibility, not because every session will deliver a major hit. Amusnet keeps the format tidy. Your bankroll still needs the discipline.