Secret Bar Multidice X Review - RTP and Dice Features
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Secret Bar Multidice X - official features and review
Secret Bar Multidice X sets a five-reel fruit game inside a 1920s speakeasy. Its main distinction is a second payout system: Dice reveal values that add together, with an additional 5x step when all 15 positions contain Dice.
Written by Cryptogambler. Updated October 21, 2026.
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A speakeasy with ways and a separate Dice payout
BGaming released Secret Bar Multidice X on July 23, 2024. The setting uses a bar hostess, curtains, warm lighting and familiar fruit symbols to evoke a private drinking club. Behind that presentation is a five-reel, three-row game with 243 ways. Ordinary symbols and numbered Dice have separate roles, so a round can be understood more easily by reading the two systems individually.
The official profile lists theoretical RTP of 97.33%, medium-low volatility and a maximum win of 2,500x the bet. The profile’s table labels its count under lines, while the linked game rules explicitly describe 243 ways. This review follows that more precise explanation: there are no 243 individually selected line paths to configure before each spin.
Regular wins use matching symbols across adjacent reels from left to right. Wins on different ways are added, and only the highest eligible combination on a given way pays. Wilds substitute for paying symbols but do not replace Dice. The result is a familiar symbol game running alongside an independent value-reveal feature, rather than a Wild system that automatically multiplies every award.
White Dice, red Dice and a full board
From one to fifteen Dice can land randomly anywhere on the reels. White Dice reveal values from 1x to 6x. Red Dice reveal 10x, 20x, 30x, 40x, 50x or 60x. When several appear together, their values are added before the total is applied to the relevant bet. The distinction between adding values and multiplying them together is essential to reading the result correctly.
For example, a 5x white Die and a 20x red Die would contribute a combined 25x under the published addition rule. They do not create a 100x result merely by appearing on the same board. This arithmetic example explains the rule; it does not predict how often either value will land or establish the probability of a particular payout.
If all fifteen positions contain Dice, the values are first summed and the combined multiplier is then multiplied by five. That full-field rule is an additional condition, not a permanent multiplier on ordinary spins. The publisher separately states a 2,500x overall maximum, so a reader should not extrapolate an uncapped top prize from the most dramatic possible-looking arrangement in a promotional image.
Guaranteed-Dice modes and the real wager
The purchase feature offers modes guaranteeing at least one, three or five Dice on each spin. Enabling one increases the wager. It guarantees the stated minimum number of Dice, not a particular value on each Die, a full board or a profit after the feature cost. The menu adjusts to the chosen bet, so the complete displayed cost matters more than the label of the selected mode.
The rules distinguish the base bet set by the player from the larger amount that includes a purchased feature, and describe calculating wins from that base bet. A multiplier should therefore not be read as the same multiple of the complete paid cost without checking the active mode. The HTML rules also provide separate RTP fields for the main game and each guaranteed-Dice option, left to be populated at runtime. The 97.33% profile figure does not confirm every purchased mode’s return.
Secret Bar Multidice X is strongest when its two layers are kept visible: ordinary ways supply conventional combinations, while Dice turn the round into a summed-value reveal. Its clear addition rule and full-board milestone give it an identity beyond the bar theme. The main caution is cost interpretation in guaranteed modes, where the stake paid can exceed the base used for an award. Medium-low volatility does not remove that distinction or guarantee steady results. This editorial assessment uses BGaming’s official profile, linked rules and publisher promotional screens.
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