Instant games
One bet, one reveal: drop, spin, draw or open, and the result is paid at once.
What is an instant game?
An instant game settles a bet in one go. You set it up, bet, and see the result: there is nothing left to decide once it starts, and the win is paid straight away. That makes these the easiest Originals to pick up, and the quickest to play.
Which instant games are there?
Drop and spin: Plinko drops a ball through pegs into a multiplier slot, Wheel stops on one of its segments, Roulette is single-zero European roulette, and Darts lands one dart in a ring.
Draw and match: Keno draws 10 numbers from 40 against your picks, and Diamonds drops five gems that pay like a poker hand.
Open and reveal: Cases opens one case of prizes, Crates flips five cards and pays their total, and Vault turns over the gold bars you picked and pays their average.
Reels: the two slots, Book of Gold and Gilded Ronin, are DiceCity's own reel games. Spin, and the reels pay what lands, with free-spin features when the right symbols come up.
What do the risk levels change?
Many instant games let you choose a risk, a board or a difficulty. That choice decides how the prizes are spread far more than how much the game pays back: on low risk most results pay something small, and on high risk most pay nothing while a few pay a great deal. Each game shows the full table for the setting you pick, with every prize and its chance, and where settings return slightly different amounts, the figure for yours.
How do I know the result was not picked for me?
Every result comes from your seeds and the bet's number, and the server's seed is locked in, as a hash, before you bet. Rotate your seeds and the server seed is revealed, so you can recompute any drop, spin or draw yourself. Each game's page lists its RTP, and the RTP page explains what the figure means.