Joker's Jewels Dice Slot – Free Demo

A jester, five lines and nothing between spins

Joker's Jewels Dice is the name of a dice themed slot from Pragmatic Play, and it employs 5 reels and 5 fixed paylines; it is stripped of features completely, so players receive nothing but the base game, no free spins and no bonus round. Three rows sit behind those five lines, and the patterns are fixed, so there is nothing to switch on or off before a spin. The volatility is high.

Joker's Jewels Dice was launched on January 16, 2023, and it is playable on all devices from 0.05 to 250.00; visually, it's rather pleasing to the eye, with the jester gazing over the reels lending some movement to the game. I played the whole session at 7.50 a spin from a starting balance of 100,000.00. In general, it appears strongly inspired by other fruit-and-jewel slots, in particular the original Joker's Jewels. Pragmatic Play has built other pared-back games on the same principle, among them Hot to Burn, with its five fixed paylines and no feature round, and Master Joker.

Where the dice sit under the Joker

Wins are awarded from left to right from the leftmost reel on adjacent reels. Line wins are multiplied by the bet per line, while a Bonus win is multiplied by the total bet. Only the largest win per line counts, and line wins are added together. A win like the four heart dice I caught on line 4 paid 60.00 at the 7.50 stake, a long way short of the stake multiples at the top of the table.

On top of the paytable is the Joker, of course. That is the most valuable of all symbols, granting 1,000 times the stake for 5 of a kind, and the Bonus symbol pays from any position, but it is a paying symbol only. Only one of the dice symbols pays for a two of a kind at all; everything else needs at least three in a row from the leftmost reel.

There is no wild, no multiplier and no bonus buy. Every win across my 360 spins came off the five fixed lines. The base game bears the entire return. Outside spin 163, the largest hits I saw were 150.00 on spin 322 and 127.50 on spin 304.

The Minty Take: Take the 519x on spin 163 out of the ledger and the same 360 spins finish just over 1,400 credits down on a 2,700.00 outlay.

One spin in 360 did the work

Over 360 spins at 7.50 I staked 2,700.00 credits and won back 5,178.00. Of those 360 spins 91 paid something and 49 of the 91 paid less than the stake; the longest gap without a win ran 13 spins and ended on spin 157, the balance sank to 99,190.00 at its lowest, and from a peak of 103,075.00 it closed at 102,478.00. That is a session return of 191.8%, borne almost entirely by a single 519x hit on spin 163.