Copacabana Treasures Dice

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Provider

BF Games

RTP

96.17%

Volatility

Medium

Max Win

1,021x

Grid

3x3

Paylines

5 fixed paylines

Min Bet

€0.10

Max Bet

€100.00

Release

Jun 2026

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Picture a Rio sunset framed by palm fronds, a thatched beach hut roof, and four reels instead of the usual three. That fourth column is where BF Games puts the real engine of Copacabana Treasures Dice. It's a slim 1×3 strip called the Treasure Reel, glued onto the right side of an otherwise compact 3×3 grid, and almost everything interesting in this game happens there.

The base math is simple enough. Five fixed paylines, left-to-right wins starting from reel one, RTP sitting at 96.17% (the top tier BF Games ships to operators), medium volatility, hit rate around 11.77%. Stakes run from 10 cents to 100 EUR. No royals on the grid at all – the low symbols are drinks, cherries, limes and plums, the high ones are a hibiscus, gold earrings and a red cocktail. And yes, every symbol wears tiny dice pips in the corners. That's the whole reason this version exists: Belgium and a few other jurisdictions treat dice games more leniently than slots, so BF Games stamps pips on the icons and calls it a day. Mechanically it's identical to the regular Copacabana Treasures.

So what does the Treasure Reel actually do? Two jobs. First, if a multiplier symbol lands in its center slot, every line win on that spin gets multiplied by 1x, 2x, 3x, 5x, 10x or 15x. Second, there's a Reward symbol that only ever shows up in that same center position. Hit it and you're awarded one of four fixed prizes – 50x, 100x, 200x or 1000x the stake. No mini-game, no pick screen. Just a roll of the tier and a payout.

Want better odds? The Extra Chance ante button strips the 1x multiplier out of the Treasure Reel pool, which boosts both the multiplier values and the Reward symbol's frequency. Cost: 50% extra on every spin. Is it worth it? For grinders chasing the Grand, probably. For casual players, that 50% surcharge bleeds the bankroll fast.

The ceiling is the catch. Max win caps at 1021x bet, which is modest by 2026 standards – plenty of medium-vol games promise 5,000x or more. Then again, with a hit rate near 12% and no free spins to slog through, wins come steadily rather than in rare bursts. Honest, breezy, and a little uncomplicated.