Paylines
20 fixed paylines
Stunning Cash Ultra Dice looks like a vintage fruit machine that fell into a neon poker lounge. Dark blue quilted vinyl behind the reels, a rainbow logo that’s almost too bright, and tiny dice pips stamped on every symbol. It’s a 5×3 grid, 20 fixed paylines, and BF Games rolled it out on 2026-04-08 with the highest ceiling in the entire Ultra Dice series: 9,500x your bet.
Here’s the strange part. There’s no Wild. None. The previous Cash Mesh game in this family had one, so the omission is a deliberate design call rather than an oversight. You’re paid through line hits on classic fruit plus a flaming red 7, and the Star is a true scatter that pays as a combo on 3 or more anywhere. Medium volatility, 21% hit rate, RTP locked at 96.04% (BF Games offers lower configs too, so check your operator).
The headline feature is Cash Mesh, and it follows the Money Train template that most hold-and-win fans already know. Land 5 or more COIN symbols in a single base spin and you get 3 respins. Every fresh coin sticks and resets the counter back to 3. Run out of new coins for three spins in a row? It ends. Fill all 15 positions? Full House doubles your total coin values for an x2 boost on top.
Coins land carrying either a cash value or one of four jackpot labels. And these jackpots are fixed, not progressive, which is worth saying out loud because so many modern Cash Mesh clones use pooled prizes. GRAND pays 1000x your bet, MAJOR 500x, MINOR 20x, MINI 10x. Solid top tiers, though the MINI feels almost insulting next to the GRAND. Is 10x really a “jackpot”? Technically, sure.
Bets run 0.10 to 50 EUR with no Ante Bet, no Buy Bonus, no shortcuts. You wait for the trigger or you don’t, which I actually prefer. The one thing I’d criticise is the symbol palette. Fruit plus a 7 plus dice pip overlays starts feeling visually noisy after a hundred spins, even with how slick the lighting work is. Actually, scratch that, the noise is kind of the point. This is a neon throwback, after all, and BF Games leaned hard into the aesthetic.
If you liked Money Train style holds and you want a higher cap than most fruit slots offer, this one delivers.