Scratch Dice Game Review

BGaming’s Scratch Dice is an instant lottery that mixes a scratch-off ticket with a dice game, not a reel slot. Three dice are hidden under a scratch layer, matching triples pay a fixed multiple, and a Street opens a Gold Ticket. This card covers the rules, the paytable seen in the demo and the listed RTP.

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Scratch Dice

Scratch Dice

3.3 out of 5

Scratch Dice is a Scratch game from BGaming, released on 2 April 2016. Each ticket shows 3 dice faces, and BGaming’s page lists a current Max Win of €900 at Low volatility.

This card follows BGaming’s game page, the in-game rules and the attached demo frames. It is not a report of played cash sessions.

For adults of legal gambling age in their location. Set a budget you can afford to lose.

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Scratch Dice review overview

Three dice, one ticket

Scratch Dice has no reels, paylines, Wilds or Scatters. A ticket hides three dice faces, each showing 1 to 6 dots. Three identical faces win the multiple on the paytable, and a Street unlocks a Gold Ticket.

RTP and ceiling

Listed RTP builds span 96.20% to 97.20% at Low volatility. BGaming’s page shows a Max Win of €900, a cash figure and not a typical result.

Who Scratch Dice suits

Scratch Dice suits readers who want an instant three-dice result with almost no rule overhead and a listed RTP of up to 97.2%. It is less suited to anyone looking for reels, Free Spins, a Bonus Buy or a bonus that evolves over several spins.

Best for

  • Players who like a simple three-dice scratch ticket
  • Readers comparing the regular and Gold Ticket stages
  • Anyone checking the 96.2%–97.2% RTP before playing

Not ideal for

  • Players who want reels, Wilds or Free Spins
  • Anyone who expects a high regular-ticket ceiling
  • Readers who treat Skip as a way to read the next ticket

Scratch Dice game information

Provider: BGaming
Release Date: April 2016
Game Type: Scratch
Grid: 3 dice
Win system: Match 3 dice
RTP: 96.20%–97.20%
Max Win: €900
Volatility: Low
Features: Buy, Skip and Reveal, three-dice ticket, Street into a Gold Ticket with its own paytable
Theme: Red dice and gold coins on a casino-table scratch ticket
Wild Symbol: No
Free Spins: No
Progressive: No
Bonus Buy: No
Tumbling Wins: No
Gamble feature: No
Scatter Symbol: No

How Scratch Dice rules and features work

Buy, Skip and Reveal

You are offered a ticket at a fixed price. Press Buy to play it or Skip to be offered a new one. After buying, scratch the covered area with a mouse cursor or a finger, or press Reveal to uncover all three dice at once. New Ticket then loads the next one.

Matching triples

Three identical dice win the prize on the regular paytable: 1-1-1 pays ×10, 2-2-2 ×15, 3-3-3 ×20, 4-4-4 ×25, 5-5-5 ×30 and 6-6-6 ×40.

Street and Gold Ticket

Any Street, meaning 1-2-3, 2-3-4, 3-4-5 or 4-5-6, gives you a special Gold Ticket. You scratch it and win according to the separate Gold Ticket paytable, which the rules list below the regular one.

How to play Scratch Dice responsibly

Each ticket resolves in a few seconds, so spending can add up fast. Set a ticket budget and a time limit before starting, do not treat Skip as a way to find a better ticket, and never raise the ticket count to recover losses.

  1. Cap the ticket count

    Decide how many tickets you will buy before the first Buy, and stop when the number is reached.

  2. Do not read Skip

    The rules give no reason to think a skipped ticket changes the next one.

  3. Check the RTP panel

    Confirm the active build before treating 96.2% or 97.2% as settled.

Symbols and Paytable

The cards below show the ticket, the controls and the rules text from the attached demo frames. There are no paylines: three identical dice win the multiple in the table, and the Gold Ticket uses its own table.

Covered ticket

The ticket as it is offered: a teal scratch layer over three dice slots, the Scratch Dice wordmark and a red serial number. Buy plays it at a fixed price; Skip offers another one.

Three dice reveal

The result of a ticket: three white dice, each showing 1 to 6 dots. In the demo frame the dice read 5, 2 and 4, which is no match and no Street, so the ticket pays nothing.

Buy and Skip

Buy commits to the offered ticket at its fixed price. Skip passes it and shows a new ticket; nothing in the rules says a skipped ticket reveals anything about the next one.

Reveal and New Ticket

After a purchase you can scratch with the mouse or a finger, or press Reveal to uncover all three dice at once. Once the result is shown, New Ticket loads the next ticket.

Street rule

The How to Play text: a Street is any of 1-2-3, 2-3-4, 3-4-5 or 4-5-6 and gives you a special Gold Ticket, which you scratch to win according to the Gold Ticket paytable.

Regular paytable

The in-game paytable for three matching dice: 1-1-1 pays ×10, 2-2-2 ×15, 3-3-3 ×20, 4-4-4 ×25, 5-5-5 ×30 and 6-6-6 ×40. The Gold Ticket paytable follows below it in the rules.

Dice Prize
1-1-1 ×10
2-2-2 ×15
3-3-3 ×20
4-4-4 ×25
5-5-5 ×30
6-6-6 ×40

Scratch Dice RTP, volatility and maximum win

BGaming’s Scratch Dice page lists an RTP of 96.2% with Low volatility and a Max Win of €900, while the Rules panel inside the attached demo states a theoretical RTP of 97.2%. The card shows 97.20% as the headline figure and 96.20% as the lower end of the range. RTP is a long-run theoretical return, not a forecast for one ticket or one session. Because the ticket price is fixed and the Max Win is a cash figure, compare multipliers rather than currency amounts. Confirm the active figure in your operator’s information panel before treating either percentage as settled.

Provider

BGaming

RTP range
96.20% 97.20%
Volatility

Low

max win

€900

How to interpret the numbers

Key point 1

A run of empty tickets does not make the next one more likely to match.

Key point 2

Check the ticket price, RTP and Max Win before pressing Buy.

Key point 3

Listed RTP builds span 96.20% to 97.20%. Check the operator panel if a different build loads.

Scratch Dice Screenshots

Screenshots cover the covered ticket, a ticket mid-scratch, a revealed result and the in-game Rules panel with the Return to Player and How to Play text.

Scratch Dice on mobile

Mobile frames are landscape captures of the same ticket, the Reveal button, a revealed result, the How to Play steps and the regular paytable.

Landscape ticket with Skip and Buy
Reveal button during scratching
Dice 6, 6 and 5 with New Ticket
How to Play: Buy, Skip, Street rule
Regular paytable from ×10 to ×40

Mobile checks

  • Result: 3 dice faces

  • Controls: Buy, Skip, Reveal

  • RTP: 96.2%–97.2%

  • Regular prizes: ×10 to ×40

Scratch Dice compared with other games

Ice Scratch Silver and 3 Kings Scratch are the closest BGaming scratch cards here, but both use a card with several values, while Scratch Dice resolves on three dice and a Street. Compare the listed RTP, the ceiling and the controls in each live game before treating them as interchangeable.

Scratch Dice compared with other games
Game Return / max win Volatility Bonus fit Watch out for
Scratch Dice 96.20%–97.20% / €900 Low Buy, Skip and Reveal on a three-dice ticket, with a Street leading to a Gold Ticket A shared Scratch label does not make RTP, Max Win or ticket price the same across titles.
Scratch Alpaca Gold 90.00% / 100,000× Very High Autoplay, Turbo, Win Limit and Loss Limit are session controls on the same scratch card, not a separate Free Spins stage. Shared scratch or alpaca wording does not make card prices, Hit Rate units or RTP figures interchangeable with other editions.
Capymania Yellow 97.00% / 100,000× Very High There is no bonus round: three identical values on the nine-cell card pay the amount shown. Editions with the same rules can differ in card price, cash ceiling and RTP, so the colour alone says little.

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How this Scratch Dice review was checked

Publication status: Document-based review against BGaming’s game page, the in-game rules and the attached demo frames; no cash session is represented.

  • Rules. Checked Buy, Skip, the fixed ticket price, scratching or Reveal, the three dice faces and the Street rule against the in-game How to Play text.

  • Paytable. The regular paytable from ×10 to ×40 is read from the in-game Rules frame; the Gold Ticket table is named there but its rows are not visible in the frames.

  • RTP and ceiling. BGaming’s page lists 96.2%, Low volatility and a €900 Max Win; the in-game Rules state a theoretical RTP of 97.2%.

  • Demo values. Frames show a 1000.00 FUN balance and a 1.00 FUN total bet, which are demo figures and not a universal ticket price.

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FAQs

Is Scratch Dice a reel slot?

No. BGaming classifies it as a Scratch game: an instant lottery that combines a scratch-off ticket with a dice game, with no reels or paylines.

How do you win?

Buy a ticket and reveal three dice. Three identical faces pay the multiple on the paytable, from ×10 for 1-1-1 to ×40 for 6-6-6.

What is the RTP of Scratch Dice?

Listed RTP builds span 96.2% to 97.2%. BGaming’s page shows 96.2% and the in-game rules state 97.2%; neither is the chance of winning one ticket.

What is the maximum win?

BGaming’s page shows a Max Win of €900. It is a cash figure tied to the ticket setup, and a maximum is not a profit.

What is a Street?

Any of 1-2-3, 2-3-4, 3-4-5 or 4-5-6. It is a run of consecutive values, not a sum of the dice.

What does a Street do?

It gives you a special Gold Ticket. You scratch it and win according to the Gold Ticket paytable, not the regular one.

What do Buy, Skip and Reveal do?

Buy plays the offered ticket at a fixed price, Skip offers a new one and Reveal uncovers all three dice immediately.

Does it have Free Spins or Bonus Buy?

No. The rules describe only the regular ticket and the Gold Ticket that follows a Street.

Does the ticket price change?

The rules call it a fixed amount. The demo shows a 1.00 FUN total bet, so read the live price in the game you open.