Fruit Party Dice (Pragmatic Play) – Review & Demo Play

Fruit Party Dice Slot Explained

Fruit Party Dice takes the 7x7 cluster setup and swaps the fruit art for dice faces with fruity pips. Tumbles clear winning clusters, fresh tiles drop, and wins can chain on a single spin. Scatters land to trigger Free Spins, or you can buy them if the base game runs cold. Random Multipliers sit on winning positions and apply to later clusters, capped at 2x in the base game and 4x in Free Spins. It plays like Fruit Party, just reskinned with dice.

Fruit Party Dice Symbols and Paytable

Cluster wins form from five to 15+ matching dice connected horizontally or vertically. The top tier pays up to x150 for 15+, with 14 paying x70. Smaller clusters of 7, 6, and 5 pay around x1.75, x1.5, and x1 on the highest group. Mid tiers peak at x100, x90, x80, and x60 for 15+, with 7, 6, 5 paying in the x1.25 to x0.5 band depending on the symbol. It is classic cluster maths, scaled by group size.

Lower tiers award x40 or x20 for 15+, then slide to x0.4, x0.3, or x0.2 for 5–7 of a kind. A golden Scatter is present and is key to Free Spins. There are no Wilds. Because the grid tumbles after each hit, several paytable entries can land in sequence on the same spin. This is the heart of the model, where a string of medium clusters can outpace a single big group, especially when multiplier numbers stack inside the cluster.

Multipliers show as numbers on top of standard symbols and persist only for the next evaluation of that position, not as sticky icons. They are not symbols in the paytable, so they do not block clusters. When a new cluster covers several marked squares, the values add, then the positions clear as part of the Tumble. In Free Spins, more positions gain numbers more often, which is where the grid can stack to the 256x sum and swing the round.

Fruit Party Dice Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	15+	x150
	14	x70
	7	x1.75
	6	x1.5
	5	x1
	15+	x100
	14	x60
	7	x1.25
	6	x1
	5	x0.75
	15+	x90
	14	x50
	7	x1
	6	x0.75
	5	x0.5
	15+	x80
	14	x40
	7	x0.75
	6	x0.5
	5	x0.4
	15+	x60
	14	x30
	7	x0.5
	6	x0.4
	5	x0.3
	15+	x40
	14	x20
	7	x0.4
	6	x0.3
	5	x0.25
	15+	x20
	14	x10
	7	x0.3
	6	x0.25
	5	x0.2
	Scatter

Fruit Party Dice Features

Scatters are the key. Hit three in view and you get 10 Free Spins, whilst landing more raises the total up to 14 when seven hit. The Tumble Feature is always on. Winning symbols disappear, gaps fill, and new dice fall into place until no new win forms. This flow gives the grid a rolling rhythm, letting several clusters connect on one paid spin. Retriggers are possible during the bonus, adding extra spins to the counter as more Scatters arrive.

Random Multipliers appear on positions that formed a win. In the base game these carry 2x and can stack within a cluster by addition. During Free Spins, the value can rise to 4x on each marked position. When several multiplier numbers sit inside one cluster, they add together, with the sum limited to 256x. That cap aligns with the series’ style and keeps the math tight. The mechanic is simple to follow and can lift late-spin clusters nicely.

Fruit Party Dice Winning Potential

RTP is presented in three configurations at 96.47%, 95.48%, and 94.45%. Volatility is High in the spec sheet. Max win reaches x5000, which puts it on the humbler side for big-win chasers, yet in line with the series. On a long sample, that return is theoretical and spread across base play and bonus, so results vary. The model still rewards strong clustering and multiplier stacking rather than single isolated hits, which fits the 7x7 cluster maths.

Stakes run from 0.20 to 100 in the major currencies. The grid uses seven reels in a 7x7 layout with Cluster Pays, so swings can be heavy, yet small clusters show up often in practice. Bonus entry can take time in live play. The Bonus Buy info lists 96.47% RTP for feature entry, matching the top model. That means I tend to hold for the 96.47% setup when I can pick, as the other settings trim long-run value.

Bonus Buy Feature in Fruit Party Dice

You can trigger the FREE SPINS ROUND instantly by buying it for 100x your current total bet. The purchase grants 10 starting Free Spins and skips the wait for three Scatters. The game panel lists 96.47% RTP for the buy. Volatility is not stated in the panel, though the play pattern mirrors the base model. In my sessions the buy felt swingy but fair, with retriggers helping extend value when multipliers stacked across several medium clusters.

In Free Spins, multiplier values appear more often than in base play, and that is where the buy shows its edge. The round starts briskly with several small clusters, then spikes when marked positions connect in a big cluster. I have had bonuses miss when multipliers failed to land, which is normal on a High model. Retriggers shift the average round length up and help smooth variance across back-to-back buys.

Bonus Buy Feature

Free Spins The FREE SPINS ROUND with 10 starting free spins can be instantly triggered from the base game by buying it for 100x current total bet.
Feature Cost:	x100 Bet
RTP:	96.47%
Volatility:	-

Fruit Party Dice Game Variations

This entry is the dice version of Fruit Party. It offers the same action as the original slot, keeping Tumbles, Random Multipliers that can reach 256x, and a basic Free Spins mode. If you know the base title, you will feel at home here. The change is cosmetic, with the pips showing fruit icons on the dice. That means the maths and top figures stay familiar, including the 5,000x ceiling, the 7x7 grid, and the three RTP settings.

Our Fruit Party Dice Rating

As an experienced player, I rate Fruit Party Dice as a sharp, pacey cluster slot that sticks to what works. The High volatility can feel punishing between bonuses, yet the grid pays little clusters often enough to keep me spinning. Random Multipliers are the make-or-break, especially in Free Spins where 4x tags show more. The 100x buy is handy when I want action on demand. Overall, it is a solid 7x7 with a fair 5,000x top.