GAMING1 - Mega Spinner

Mega Spinner, a Gaming1 dice game, adds a three-ring wheel to its four grids. The dice go onto nine-position grids (3×3), each with five winning lines, for a stake of €0.25 to €15 per round.

Three trigger symbols open the triple wheel, where points, a multiplier, Mystery games and the jackpot are at stake. The game then leaves you an unusual decision: keep the wheel's result or spin it again. Each step is covered below, with the gaps found between published sources.

Four 3×3 grids: the basic rules of Mega Spinner

A round follows the principle shared by the dice games in the section. Dice arrive in threes and are placed in one of the four grids until all four are filled. Each grid has five winning lines, and combinations score points according to the table shown in the game.

The difference lies in the trigger symbols. Three of them on the grids open the triple wheel. The game also has a catch-up reel, described a little further on, which can give a losing grid another chance.

The Liège-based studio unveiled the game in October 2020. This grid-filling format is mostly found at online casinos licensed in Belgium, and Gaming1 has made it one of its specialities.

The three rings of Gaming1's Mega Spinner wheel

The three wheels sit on top of one another as a single dial, and each ring has its own job:

• the first sets a number of points;
• the second, a multiplier applied to those points;
• the third, a number of Mystery games, extra rounds whose content is only revealed when they start.

What counts is the product of the first two rings. A big multiplier on a small number of points can pay less than a modest multiplier on a high score. The Mystery games then come on top of that result.

Keep or respin when you play Mega Spinner?

After a spin, the game offers to keep the result or set the wheels turning again. The number of spins available depends on your starting stake: Gaming1 states that several spins are granted from a €10 stake. The details of each level are in the game's help screen.

Refusing means giving up a known result for an unknown draw. Spins carry no memory: a respin has no better chance of doing well, and it can do worse. The decision is therefore based on what is on screen, never on what came up before.

That extra choice comes with a higher stake on every round. A hundred rounds cost €25 at the minimum stake, €1,000 at €10 and €1,500 at the maximum: the level that unlocks several spins pushes spending up far faster than the number of decisions.

There is no reason, then, to go beyond the budget set at the start, and stake and deposit caps are set in your account. No download is needed, whether you play on desktop or mobile, and real-money play is open from the age of 21.

A catch-up reel for losing grids

Gaming1 describes a second feature, shown in the game under its English name: a reel that can turn a losing grid into a winning combination and also open the way to the triple wheel. The studio's sheet presents it as triggered at random, while the launch announcement of October 2020 tied it to two trigger symbols at the end of a round.

The two descriptions do not rule each other out, but the game's help remains the only reference for when this reel can appear. Nothing suggests it changes the title's return to player: it is part of the game's maths, just like the wheel.

How do you spell out Jackpot in Mega Spinner Dice?

This top prize is won on the wheel rather than the grids, when three segments lined up at its top spell the word “Jackpot”. In the Dragon Casino version, it is worth €25,000. It needs all three rings to stop together on the right segment, which does not happen on every spin.

Mega Spinner thus sits among the titles that feature a jackpot across the catalogue, with no amount promised for any given session. On the payment side, any win above €1,000 exceeds the daily cap on instant withdrawals: it is not cut down for that, and the full amount is paid by standard bank transfer.

Mega Spinner online return to player: the figures do not match

Setting the available sources on this title side by side reveals several gaps. Gaming1's official sheet gives 96.00% as the return to player, while other write-ups of the title give 95.90%. A tenth of a point seems small, but it is a reminder that the same game can exist in several settings.

The 2020 launch announcement described a slot machine, whereas Gaming1 now files it among its four-grid Dice games. The stake levels that unlock several wheel spins also vary from one write-up to the next, and the studio publishes no volatility rating. No verifiable player feedback settles the matter: only the help screen of the installed game counts.

The RTP percentage remains an average over a vast volume of rounds, and no guarantee for yours. At Dragon Casino, the help screen shows RTP still to confirm. The studio's sheet also notes that Mega Spinner can be offered in tournaments.

The Mega Wheels wheel follows a different logic

In the same section, Mega Wheels by Air Dice also pairs a wheel with dice grids, with a progressive jackpot. Mega Spinner takes another route: everything is decided on a single three-ring draw, which you keep or respin depending on your stake.

The demo version uses the same grids and the same wheel with play credits. It is the easiest way to see how many spins your stake gives you, and what a refusal is worth, before playing for real.

Mega Spinner is waiting for you at Dragon Casino, the Belgium casino licensed under B+3817, with its triple wheel and its top prize to spell out at the top of the dial.