Dice Max Demo by Bolly Studios

Dice Max Overview

Dice Max is an instant game from Bolly Studios where a drawn result settles a target chosen before the round. The interface centres on a target slider, an orange range and an Over or Under direction control. Weighted outcomes mean the orange range’s size does not represent the chance of winning.

Dice Max offers an amount selector alongside minus, plus and Max buttons for choosing the play amount before a round. Its target tables separate Roll Over and Roll Under choices. The published RTP is 96.70%, with a maximum win of 50,000x the bet at Roll Over 99 or Roll Under 1.

Dice Max Specifications

Dice Max publishes the same theoretical return for every target in Roll Over and Roll Under, so no choice returns more than another. Each target has its own maximum win. The published return describes many rounds, not a promised result during a short session, where results can differ.

Dice Max Targets and Payouts

Setting the Target

Dice Max uses a slider to select a whole-number target, with Over and Under controlling the winning direction. Results range from 0 to 100 inclusive. Over requires a result strictly above the target, while Under requires one strictly below it. Switching direction mirrors the target and preserves the odds and multiplier.

Win Chance and Payouts

Dice Max treats an equal result as a loss, and its weighted outcomes mean the orange range does not represent probability. The listed targets share a 96.70% RTP, not a win chance. Winning multipliers include the original play amount. These rows cover the first Roll Over targets only.

Auto Mode

Dice Max offers Auto for 10, 25, 50 or 100 rolls using the current settings throughout the selected run. Stop Auto prevents further rolls, but the active round finishes before play stops. Turbo shortens the presentation without changing odds or wins. Controls remain unavailable while a round completes.

Dice Max Review

You can try the Dice Max demo with play money. Dice Max gives target selection real substance because changing the target changes the available payout, rather than merely adjusting the stake. Its published maximum win adds substantial scope to that choice. Auto also provides a defined run length and a stop control, making repeated play manageable.

Dice Max demands care when interpreting its orange range, because weighted outcomes prevent its size from representing the winning probability. The target tables list return and payout rather than match chance. That distinction makes comparing targets less direct, despite the separate chance display on the playing screen.

Dice Max suits readers who want adjustable payouts and repeated rounds with settings chosen in advance. Its target range and Auto controls provide concrete strengths, while the weighted result display needs careful reading. BonusTiime considers that combination useful, but the target tables leave room for clearer probability information.

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