Rooster Fury Dice Slot by Endorphina

Dice Cubes in a Fighting Ring

Endorphina's dice treatment wraps every Rooster Fury symbol in polished cubes. Golden dice replace golden roosters. Purple dice replace purple ones. The fighting ring backdrop stays, the 3x3 grid stays, the 5 fixed paylines stay. If you've played the original, the only new thing here is the visual wrapper - a reskin in the truest sense, following the same template Endorphina applies to Minotauros, Royal Xmass, and other titles in their dice series.

Fights Between the Roosters

Three scatters trigger the bonus. A rooster gets assigned to you randomly from a roster of seven fighters - Terry, Randy, Ray, Hulk, Mike, Bruno, and Rocky - each with different payout profiles. Your rooster then enters a fighting bracket of up to 6 opponents.

Each fight runs 5 rounds. During each round, the 3x3 reels spin and points go to whichever rooster's color appears in winning combinations. The scatter acts as a wild during these rounds, substituting for any symbol. Landing 3 scatters during a fight adds 3 extra rounds.

After 5 rounds (or more with scatters), the rooster with more points wins the fight. If yours wins, you collect a prize and move to the next opponent:

• 1 fight won: 6x total bet
• 2 fights: 8x
• 3 fights: 10x
• 4 fights: 15x
• 5 fights: 20x
• 6 fights: 30x

If your rooster loses a single fight, the bonus ends immediately. No consolation prize for partial progress - you keep what you've already won, but the escalation stops dead.

Choosing Your Fighter

The Bonus Pop buy feature adds one significant advantage over triggering naturally: you pick your rooster instead of getting one assigned randomly. Since each rooster has different win probabilities, that choice has real impact on your expected outcome during the fights.

The base game is minimal. 3x3, 5 paylines, no wild symbol outside the bonus. Golden dice pay 100x base bet for three of a kind, purple pay 20x, red pay 10x. Endorphina's usual mystery jackpot trio and card-pick gamble are both present, though neither changes the fundamental calculus: the fighting bracket is what you're here for, and everything else is downtime between triggers.