Air Dice - InfinityDice

Infinity Dice is a dice game from Air Dice in which you build your own winning lines, three dice at a time, across four 3 × 3 grids. The base game is scored in points that convert into multiples of your stake, and an infinity symbol opens a bonus that can award up to 15 Mystery Games.

At Crazy Dice, the game sits among the other dice games in the catalogue, with a stated RTP of 97% and medium volatility. The rules take a few turns to learn; after that, your placements and your choices during the bonus are what make the difference.

How to play Infinity Dice

Each turn, a column of three dice appears above the board. You drop it into one of the four grids, and each grid has five paylines: its three rows and its two diagonals. A line pays when it holds matching dice, and the higher their value, the more points it scores.

The whole game turns on that placement. A well-placed column completes a line you have already started; placed badly, it blocks a grid for the rest of the round. Once all the cells are full, the round is over and your total points decide the payout.

Points and payouts in Infinity Dice

You can stake anything from €0.25 to €50 per round, the same ceiling as Pure, another of the studio's grid games. Points only pay from a threshold upwards, and the table then climbs quickly:

• 100 points: 2 times your stake;
• 1,000 points: 100 times your stake.

In practice, at €0.25 a round those two thresholds are worth €0.50 and €25; at €5 they are worth €10 and €500; at the maximum stake of €50 they reach €100 and €5,000. Below 100 points, on the other hand, a grid pays nothing at all: that is why a placement that rescues a line is often worth more than a move aiming for a better one.

The infinity symbol and the bonus trigger

Of all the dice faces, only one has a special status: the infinity symbol. Three infinity symbols on the same line trigger the bonus, and that is the only way in.

As soon as a column contains that symbol, the placement question changes: do you put it where it extends an infinity line in progress, or where it scores points straight away? There is no single answer: it depends on the space left on the grids and the points already in play.

The Infinity wheel in Infinity Dice

The bonus takes the form of a large infinity symbol split into sectors. An animation runs across it and stops on one of them, which can hold points, a cash prize or Mystery Games.

The prize you land is not necessarily final. You get five attempts in total: each of the first four results can be accepted or turned down, and the fifth is kept automatically. Turning down a decent prize on the fourth attempt therefore means accepting the next result in advance, whatever it turns out to be.

The Mystery Games

Some sectors of the wheel hold anywhere from 1 to 6 Mystery Games; the central sector holds 15, the top prize of the bonus. The Mystery Games are then played one after another. Do not start multiplying the numbers, though: the game's total win, bonus included, is capped at 100 times your stake, or €5,000 at the maximum stake. Fifteen Mystery Games improve your chances of getting close to that cap, they do not raise it.

That central sector weighs most in the decision to spin again: 15 Mystery Games is the only prize that no further attempt can improve on. For every other result, the choice is between a guaranteed prize and the number of attempts you still have.

Infinity Dice RTP and volatility

At Crazy Dice, Infinity Dice shows an RTP of 97%, a theoretical return of €97 for every €100 staked across a very long run of rounds. That figure is a long-term average: within a single session, results stray well away from it, in either direction.

Volatility is medium. Rounds that clear the 100-point threshold come round fairly regularly, while the biggest wins come from the top of the points table or from the Mystery Games in the bonus. A modest stake therefore lets you play enough rounds to see the wheel appear.

The safest approach is to decide before the session how many rounds you want to play and the stake that goes with them. On a Belgian account, a weekly deposit limit applies in any case, and you can lower it at any time in your player area.

Infinity Dice in demo mode and for real money

The demo version recreates the full game, bonus and Mystery Games included, with a play-money balance. Nothing beats it for getting the hang of placement before staking, especially when it comes to the infinity symbol. Infinity Dice runs in any browser, on a computer or a smartphone, with nothing to install.

To switch to the real version, you need a verified account, which you can open by identifying yourself with itsme; if you already have an account, itsme also lets you log in. The studio's other titles are then waiting for you at our online casino in Belgium.