The Amusnet Interactive catalogue mixes dice slots, reworked classics and a keno game. All six games below run in a mobile browser in portrait or landscape. The RTPs are the figures the studio states for each game; a casino can run a different setting, so check the game's help screen before you play. If the term is new to you, our guide to RTP in mobile casinos explains it.
Amusnet Interactive was founded in 2016. Amusnet Interactive records EGT Interactive as its parent company name. The studio's dice slots keep a small symbol set, so a portrait phone can show the whole grid. A stated RTP is the long-run return the studio publishes for one maths setting. A casino can load another setting of the same title, which is why the in-game help screen is the figure for that session.
The six games compared
| Game | Type | Stated RTP | Stand-out feature |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20 Golden Dice | 5x3 dice slot, 20 paylines | 95.5% | Free spins with expanding wilds |
| 27 Dice | 3x3 dice slot, 27 paylines | 96.5% | Mystery jackpot with four levels |
| Burning Keno | Keno, 80 numbers | 95% | Jackpot cards bonus game |
| Caramel Dice | 3x3 dice slot, 5, 10 or 20 lines | 95.77% | Golden box bonus game |
| Froggy Dice | Dice game with a frog theme | 95.87% | Lily Pad Leap feature |
| Supreme Dice | Dice slot | 95% | Supreme Wheel multipliers |
20 Golden Dice
20 Golden Dice is a classic 5x3 slot with dice in place of fruit symbols. Amusnet states an RTP of 95.5% for it.
- 20 fixed paylines.
- Golden Dice wilds substitute for other symbols.
- Scatter Stars pay in any position.
- A free spins round of up to 30 spins with expanding wilds.
- A double-up feature: guess the colour of a hidden card to double a win.
Why play it on mobile: the layout is simple and the free spins with expanding wilds are where most of the value sits. The double-up button is easy to hit by accident on a small screen, so tap carefully after each win.
20 Golden Dice uses a five-reel, three-row grid, the same frame as a fruit slot with dice in the symbol set. 20 Golden Dice pays on 20 fixed lines, so a win is a left-to-right match on one of those lines. Golden Dice symbols stand in for the regular symbols, which turns a near-miss on a line into a paid combination. Scatter Stars are counted anywhere on the grid, so they do not have to sit on a payline. The free-spins round runs for up to 30 spins, and an expanding wild covers the reel it lands on for that spin. The card-colour double-up sits after a win: the game hides a card and the player calls red or black. A correct call doubles that win, and a wrong call takes it. The button sits close to the spin control on a phone, so a thumb can hit it when the player meant to spin again. The paytable and line diagram for this title are on the 20 Golden Dice page.
27 Dice
27 Dice puts dice symbols on a 3x3 grid. Amusnet states an RTP of 96.5% for it, the highest of the six games here.
- 27 fixed paylines across the 3x3 grid.
- A Golden Die wild that substitutes for other symbols.
- Scatter symbols that pay extra.
- A mystery jackpot with four levels: bronze, silver, gold and platinum.
Why play it on mobile: the small grid is easy to read in portrait mode, and the rules take a minute to learn.
27 Dice fills a three-by-three grid with dice faces rather than a five-reel strip. 27 Dice draws 27 fixed lines through that small grid, which is why a single spin can show several line wins at once. A Golden Die wild substitutes for the other symbols on those lines. Scatter symbols pay on top of any line win, so they are a separate count. The mystery jackpot has four named levels: bronze, silver, gold and platinum. The jackpot is a side game, not a line win, so it can land on a spin that paid nothing on the lines. The 3x3 frame stays readable in portrait because each symbol is large. Rules for the jackpot levels are on the 27 Dice page.
Burning Keno
Burning Keno is Amusnet's take on keno, with a fire theme. Amusnet states an RTP of 95% for it.
- Pick up to 10 numbers from a pool of 80.
- A jackpot cards bonus game with four levels: clubs, diamonds, hearts and spades.
- A shuffle option picks your numbers at random.
- A re-bet button repeats your last selection.
Why play it on mobile: keno needs only a few taps per round, and re-bet saves you from picking ten numbers again each time. Rounds are quick, so set a round or time limit.
Burning Keno is a draw, not a reel spin. Burning Keno asks the player to mark up to 10 numbers from a pool of 80, then draws a set and pays on how many marks match. The pay rises with both the number marked and the number matched, which is why marking ten numbers is a different bet from marking two. A shuffle control marks a random set, and re-bet repeats the last set so a phone session does not need ten taps every round. The jackpot cards bonus uses four suits: clubs, diamonds, hearts and spades. Each suit is one jackpot level, separate from the match paytable. Rounds are short, so a time limit matters more here than on a slot with a long bonus. How keno draws work in general is covered on the keno page.
Caramel Dice
Caramel Dice is a 3x3 dice slot with a candy theme. Amusnet states an RTP of 95.77% for it.
- Choose 5, 10 or 20 paylines.
- Scatter Stars that trigger extra rewards.
- A golden box bonus game with multipliers, free spins and cash prizes.
- A double-up feature: guess the colour of a hidden card to double a win.
Why play it on mobile: fewer paylines mean a lower stake per spin, which suits short sessions on a small budget.
Caramel Dice is a three-by-three dice slot with a candy theme and a choice of 5, 10 or 20 paylines. Caramel Dice charges the stake across the lines the player turns on, so five lines is a smaller spin than twenty at the same coin size. Scatter Stars trigger extra rewards without needing a payline. The golden box bonus can award a multiplier, free spins or a cash prize, and the game picks which of those the box holds. A card-colour double-up is available after a win, with the same red-or-black call as on 20 Golden Dice. Fewer active lines suit a short session because the stake per spin stays low. Line options and the box bonus are set out on the Caramel Dice page.
Froggy Dice
Froggy Dice mixes dice rolls with a frog theme. Amusnet states an RTP of 95.87% for it.
- Lily Pad Leap: dice rolls move a frog across lily pads for prizes.
- Golden Fly symbols give instant prizes and extra rolls.
- Bonus rounds called Mega Jump, Super Multiplier and Instant Win.
- Double Roll and Escape Whirlpool elements in the main game.
Why play it on mobile: it plays more like a board game than a slot, which makes it a change of pace in a short session.
Froggy Dice is a dice game that uses slot-style bonus names rather than paylines. Froggy Dice moves a frog across lily pads when the dice roll, and the pad the frog lands on sets the prize. Golden Fly symbols pay an instant prize and add extra rolls in the same round. Mega Jump, Super Multiplier and Instant Win are separate bonus rounds, each with its own result. Double Roll and Escape Whirlpool sit in the main game, so they can change a roll before a bonus starts. The board is the whole screen, which is why it reads more like a short board game than a spinning grid. Feature names and the pad prizes are on the Froggy Dice page.
Supreme Dice
Supreme Dice is a classic dice slot with a modern look. Amusnet states an RTP of 95% for it.
- A paytable that changes with your bet size.
- The Supreme Wheel feature, with multipliers and instant cash prizes.
- Special symbols that start bonus rounds.
Why play it on mobile: the rules are simple and the stake range is wide, so it works for small and larger bets alike.
Supreme Dice is a dice slot whose paytable changes with the bet size. Supreme Dice therefore pays a different multiple at a small stake than at a large one, even when the symbols match. The Supreme Wheel is a bonus wheel with multipliers and instant cash prizes. Special symbols start that wheel and the other bonus rounds. The stake range is wide, so the same game can run a small test spin or a larger one. Because the paytable moves with the bet, the help screen at the stake you actually use is the one that applies. Wheel prizes and the bet steps are on the Supreme Dice page.
Which of the six games suits a phone?
The six games fall into two groups. Five are dice titles and one is keno, so the first choice is between a dice roll or spin and a draw. 27 Dice and Caramel Dice use a 3x3 grid, which keeps every symbol large on a portrait screen. Burning Keno works differently: each round asks for a set of marks, then waits for a draw. Players who want short rounds with few decisions tend to prefer keno, while players who want a longer bonus path tend to prefer a dice slot.
Line count is the next thing to compare. 20 Golden Dice pays on 20 fixed lines across five reels, so each spin has more lines to check than on 27 Dice. Caramel Dice lets the player pick 5, 10 or 20 lines, which changes the stake per spin. A lower line count keeps each spin cheaper, but fewer lines can pay on any one spin. A player who sets a budget first can choose the line count that fits it.
Bonus style is the third difference. Froggy Dice has no paylines, and its prizes come from the lily pad a frog reaches after a roll. Supreme Dice changes its paytable with the bet size, so the help screen at the stake you use is the one that applies. 20 Golden Dice and Caramel Dice sit closer to a traditional slot, with free spins, scatters and a card-colour double-up. Each of these differences changes how a session feels, even when two games show similar RTPs in the table.
What a stated RTP tells you, and what it does not
The RTP column in the table shows the return the studio states for each game. It is a long-run average across a very large number of rounds. It does not predict the result of one session, and it does not say how often a win will land. A session can finish well above or well below that figure, even on the game with the highest stated value.
A higher RTP is not the only thing to compare. Burning Keno and Supreme Dice sit at the bottom of the range, but they pay out in different ways. Keno pays on the count of matches, while Supreme Dice pays through its wheel and its bet-dependent paytable. Read the RTP next to the feature list. A game with a high figure and rare large bonuses feels different from one with a similar figure and frequent small wins.
The in-game help screen is the final check. The introduction explains that a casino can load another setting of the same title. The figure on the help screen for the setting in front of you is the one that applies to your session, so compare it with the figure in this guide before you start playing.
Which game to try first
A first session is best spent on one game at a low stake, so the mechanics become familiar before the bonus rounds matter. 27 Dice is a reasonable starting point for that purpose, because its 3x3 grid and 27 lines make it one of the most compact layouts in the table. Burning Keno suits the same purpose from a different direction, since the rules fit on one screen and a round ends quickly.
Move on to a game with more bonus rounds only after the basics are clear. 20 Golden Dice and Supreme Dice both have feature layers that a new player can miss, so a short review of the help screen before the first bonus round saves confusion later. Each game's own page sets out its paytable, and the table above links to every one of them.
Keeping a phone session in check
Phone sessions tend to run longer than planned, because each round needs only one tap. Set a budget before you open the game and keep to it. Keno is the quickest of these games to repeat, since the re-bet button repeats your last selection in one tap.
Dice games with a double-up or a bonus wheel invite an extra tap after a win. Decide before you play whether you will use the double-up at all, so the choice is not made under the excitement of a win. On 20 Golden Dice and Caramel Dice, leaving the double-up unused keeps the result of the round as the game paid it.
If play stops being a choice, the support pages are the place to start. Our responsible gaming page covers the tools and support available to players who want to take a break or stop.
More Amusnet games to try
- Shining Crown: a classic slot with fruits, crowns and lucky 7s, and scatters that pay in any position.
- Lucky Clover: an Irish-luck slot with expanding wilds that fill whole reels.
- Zodiac Wheel: a horoscope-themed slot with bonus symbols that trigger mystery rewards.
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