Rainbow Dice

Jackpots

Rainbow Dice is a 5-reel, 30-payline video slot from Amusnet, formerly EGT Interactive. It keeps the base game familiar with wilds, scatters, free spins and autoplay, while the Amusnet Dice Jackpot Cards add a separate shot at four linked jackpots. There is no confirmed published RTP or volatility rating, so do not pretend the numbers are known. Check the paytable and casino terms before playing, then keep your stake comfortable.

Provider: Amusnet (Former EGT Interactive)
Paylines: 30
Reels: 5
Coins (Min): 1
Coins (Max): 1
Coins/Line (Min): 1
Coins/Line (Max): 20

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

Rainbow Dice is the sort of Amusnet slot that gets straight to business: five reels, 30 displayed paylines and dice-themed visuals built for quick, uncomplicated spins. You can choose a coin size from 1.00 to 20.00 and run the game manually or with autoplay. No clutter, no unnecessary side missions.

The interesting part is the linked Amusnet Dice jackpot system. Rainbow Dice is listed among the Dice titles connected to the Clubs, Diamonds, Hearts and Spades jackpot ladder, with Spades as the top tier. That gives the game more bite than its basic reel setup suggests, though jackpot outcomes are never something to budget around.

Simple Reels, Familiar Slot Rhythm

Rainbow Dice uses five reels and 30 paylines, giving you a classic video-slot layout that is easy to read from the first spin. The recorded coin setting runs from 1.00 to 20.00, while the listed total bet range is 1.00 to 1.00, so check how your chosen casino displays stake controls before committing funds. The payline display and coin settings may not look identical across platforms.

Wild symbols can help complete winning combinations, and scatter symbols are part of the setup. That is enough to keep the reels moving without turning every spin into a rulebook exercise. I like that approach. But remember: no published RTP has been confirmed, so this is not a slot where you should guess at the long-term return.

Free Spins and the Dice Jackpot Cards

The feature list includes free spins and autoplay, giving you two familiar ways to change the pace. The verified record does not publish a free-spin count, so any site promising a specific number without showing the game rules deserves a raised eyebrow. Autoplay is convenient, not a winning strategy; set a limit first and let the reels run only while you are still comfortable.

The standout extra is the Amusnet Dice Jackpot Cards system. Jackpot Cards can trigger randomly after the base game, then you pick from 12 face-down cards until three matching suits appear. The linked prizes follow four suits: Clubs, Diamonds, Hearts and Spades, with Spades listed as the top tier. That is a genuine reason to try the game, but random jackpot triggers are never guaranteed.

What I Would Check Before Playing

Rainbow Dice earns an internal rating of 41 out of 50 because it combines a clean five-reel format with meaningful feature flags and access to the Dice jackpot family. Still, I would not call it a fully informed bankroll choice until the casino shows its own rules and paytable clearly. The record confirms no multiplier flag, no bonus-game flag and no confirmed RTP, so do not fill those gaps with marketing assumptions.

My advice is simple: inspect the bet display, read the scatter and free-spin rules, and decide your session limit before autoplay enters the picture. The game is supplied by Amusnet, formerly EGT Interactive, and its jackpot connection adds excitement. Play Rainbow Dice for that mix, not because a jackpot makes ordinary spins safer.

Summary

Rainbow Dice is a tidy Amusnet video slot with five reels, 30 paylines, wilds, scatters, free spins and autoplay. Its best hook is the Amusnet Dice Jackpot Cards feature, linking the game to Clubs, Diamonds, Hearts and Spades jackpots, with Spades at the top.

The missing RTP and volatility details matter. Treat the game as entertainment, confirm the casino's displayed rules, and keep your stake within a limit you can afford to lose.