Secret Bar Multidice X Slot Review

Secret Bar Multidice X starts from a familiar 5×3, 243-line fruit layout, then makes dice values the main source of variation. White Dice multiply the bet by ×1–×6, while Red Dice offer values from ×10 to ×60. Multiple dice add together before the total is applied to the bet. A player can also choose a Buy Feature mode that guarantees at least one, three, or five Dice in a spin, changing the entry condition without changing the basic addition rule.

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Secret Bar Multidice X at a glance

Provider	BGaming
Genre / theme	Cabaret
Game type	Video slot
Reels / grid	5 reels × 3 rows
Reference RTP	97.33%
Volatility	Medium Low
Payout mechanic	243 lines
Maximum win	€250,000; ×2,500 maximum multiplier the bet
Release date	23 July 2024
Main features	1–15 Dice land anywhere; White values ×1–×6 and Red ×10–×60 add before multiplying the bet. Full 15-Dice coverage adds a ×5 boost; Buy Feature guarantees a minimum of 1/3/5 Dice.

RTP and stake limits can vary by version and market. Check the information screen in the game you open. Maximum win is a ceiling, not an expected result.

Dice as additive bet multipliers

The official overview describes one to fifteen Dice symbols landing anywhere on the reels in a spin. White Dice carry values from ×1 through ×6; Red Dice carry ×10, ×20, ×30, ×40, ×50, or ×60. All values on the board are added, then applied to the bet. The total is shown before the winning amount is revealed. This is a bet multiplier system, not a multiplier attached only to a particular symbol line: the listed rule refers to all Dice on the board and to the bet.

The 5×3 grid, 243 lines, and Wild substitution provide the surrounding slot structure. Wilds substitute for all paying symbols to form winning combinations. The official material does not specify the exact relationship between line wins and Dice value application, beyond saying the accumulated Dice total multiplies the bet. It also does not state how White and Red Dice are selected or whether their distributions differ by mode. Those absent details matter when assessing the frequency of a large total; the maximum value range alone cannot answer it.

Choosing guaranteed Dice

Buy Feature allows the player to switch to a mode guaranteeing at least one, three, or five Dice in a spin; its price adjusts with the bet. The wording describes minimum guaranteed drops, not a fixed count, so additional Dice may still land according to the mode’s rules. A full board of 15 Dice combines their values into one large multiplier and then amplifies the resulting win by five. This is a distinct completion condition from simply having several Dice: the source explicitly ties the extra ×5 to filling all 15 positions.

The source presents the full-grid total and its final boost, but does not state whether the ×5 is applied before or after any other payout calculation. It also does not publish prices for the guarantee levels or their occurrence probabilities. Choosing a higher guaranteed count therefore changes the stated minimum Dice presence, but the available material cannot establish the relative value of those choices. A player can see the aggregate multiplier before the win is revealed, which makes the immediate arithmetic visible even though the long-run distribution is not.

Published settings

BGaming lists 97.33% RTP, Medium Low volatility, maximum win €250,000, maximum multiplier ×2,500, and release date July 23, 2024. The game is described as 5×3 with 243 lines. The feature overview says values can total across as many as 15 Dice and then receive a ×5 full-board boost; it does not say that this combined ceiling is independently available at every bet. No exact value probabilities or Buy Feature prices are supplied, so the published maximum should be understood as a limit rather than an expected spin result.

Strengths and weak points

Strengths

White and Red Dice ranges are explicit and additive, with the total displayed before payout; guaranteed-drop modes and the full-board ×5 condition are also stated.

Weaknesses

Dice value distributions and mode prices are missing, so the guarantee levels and full-board multiplier cannot be compared by expected value.

Our Editor’s View

Secret Bar Multidice X makes the arithmetic of its central symbol unusually visible: each die contributes a stated value, all values add, and the total multiplies the bet. The White and Red ranges create distinct scales, while the Buy Feature offers minimum Dice counts and a full 15-Dice board receives an extra ×5. These are concrete mechanics that a player can track during a spin. What remains opaque is how frequently each value appears and what each guaranteed-drop mode costs. The 243-line fruit framework and Wild substitution are straightforward context, but the game’s real identity lies in those dice totals. Players who like visible aggregation and selectable minimum triggers can understand the choices; comparing their cost or typical return requires distributions and prices not stated by the provider.