Lightning Dice

Lightning Dice is an Evolution live game built around three dice and a shaker machine. The presenter drops the dice into the machine, they tumble down and settle, and players win by predicting the total of the three top faces. Lightning strikes before each roll add random multipliers to some totals.

Stakes run from 0.20 € to 500 €, and the boosted payouts on the rarest totals are what make the game: a total of 3 or 18 can pay up to 999:1. A dramatic studio with lightning effects on the console and background screens sets the mood. It is easy to learn and suits players looking for a quick, high-variance game.

Three standard dice numbered 1 to 6 are used. Players bet on the total they expect, from 3 to 18, before betting closes. The host puts the dice into the machine, which shakes and releases them onto the table.

A roll counts only when all three dice lie flat on one side. The result is the sum of the pips on the three top faces, and the dice are normally rolled once per round.

Each total pays within a range; the higher figure applies when lightning strikes that total.

• 3 or 18: 149–999:1
• 4 or 17: 49–499:1
• 5 or 16: 24–249:1
• 6 or 15: 14–99:1
• 7 or 14: 9–99:1
• 8 or 13: 6–49:1
• 9 or 12: 5–49:1
• 10 or 11: 4–49:1

Two camera angles cover the round: one shows the presenter and the machine, the other gives a close-up of the dice as they come out. There are no slow-motion replays, but a results tab at the top of the screen lists earlier rolls, and stream quality can be changed in the settings.

The game runs on phones, tablets and desktop. Desktop gives the best view and mouse betting, while touch controls make mobile play simple.