Fortune Dice Slot by Amigo Gaming

The format here is the whole story before you even spin. Three reels, three rows, each cell holding a pair of glossy 3D dice rather than a single icon, set into a heavy gold border on a deep blue field. Five paylines run across it. That's a compact little machine, and the dice themselves do the symbol work: white dice with orange, blue, purple or yellow pips mark the standard tiers, gold lightning dice and gold star dice handle the special roles. The Wild substitutes for the paying dice. The smoky background shifts from green through magenta with sparks drifting across it, and the casino-dice styling leans into a "gold meets the roll" look, all shine and stacked coins.

What actually carries the game sits above the reels: three overflowing money bags, each one a separate bonus. The green bag is the Free Games round. The red bag is Pin Win, Amigo's hold-and-win mechanic where coin symbols stick in place and respin, building up a collected total. The purple bag runs Pick'Em, a pick-a-prize round where you flip items to reveal cash. None of these are for sale. There's no buy button and no ante option, so the only route in is landing the trigger dice during normal play and watching which bag lights up.

Three jackpot tiers, GRAND, MAJOR and MINOR, hang off the Pin Win and Pick'Em features rather than the base reels, so the fixed pools only come into reach once a bonus has already fired. The exact pip-to-payout values aren't published anywhere I could pin down, which leaves the base game a bit of a black box between bonus hits. And the compact 3x3, 5-line build keeps everything readable and quick, but it also caps the upside hard. A thousand times your stake is the lid, modest next to the 2000x runs on Amigo's bigger dice cabinets like Dice Club or Fortune Bros. If you want the dice theme without a sprawling grid, this is the stripped-down version, fresh out in June 2026 from Amigo Gaming.