Rocket Dice XY Instant Demo Game & Features

BGaming presents Rocket Dice XY as an instant game where each round resolves from one call and one roll.

The layout keeps focus on a chosen total from 2 to 12 plus an Over or Under side, with the multiplier shown before the throw.

Among many other instant games, this format stands apart because the pace comes from direct picks, not reel cycles. The published RTP sits at 98.33%, based on the highest listed return for the ruleset.

After two dice land, the sum settles the wager, and a Take choice can bank the win. A Risk option can follow a win, using one die and a three-number selection to try for a double. Results also feed a visible record table, so recent totals stay on screen without extra panels.

Stakes are commonly listed from €0.10 to €10, and the base paytable tops out at a 35.3x multiplier.

Game Features

Rocket Dice XY keeps features tight, with each option tied to pace and risk rather than to extra bonus screens. The set below outlines what each tool does and how it changes the flow.

Easy gameplay

Two dice roll, the top faces add together, and the result resolves against the selected Over or Under call. The target number can be set anywhere from 2 to 12, which shifts the win chance and the listed multiplier. A clear multiplier display shows the payout factor for the current choice before the roll starts. The round ends as soon as the total appears and the outcome applies. A repeat action can start the next throw immediately, which keeps the session moving without extra steps.

Risk mode

Risk mode becomes available after a winning throw and moves play to a separate risk round. Three numbers are selected from six, then a single die roll decides the outcome. A match doubles the current win amount, while a miss ends the risk round and returns to the main table. The loop can repeat on further wins until the game limit stops additional doubling. A Take choice remains available before risking, so the decision always stays with the current win amount.

Record table

A record table logs each roll result on the playing field, so recent totals remain visible. That history supports faster decision-making, since trends can be checked at a glance. The display also keeps the pace steady, because no external history panel is needed. Over time, the table becomes a simple reference point for target selection. The log also helps compare how often certain totals land across a short stretch of rounds.

Autoplay mode

Autoplay runs a chosen number of rolls using the current setup. The interface shows progress during the sequence and stops when the set count finishes. A Stop control ends the run early, so the pace can switch back to manual input at any time. This option suits longer sessions that aim to keep roll timing consistent.