Clover Dice Super Pot pairs Irish-luck imagery with oversized gambling cubes. Gilt edging wraps the reels, a deep emerald backdrop fills the screen, and an iron pot etched with a four-leaf clover brims with golden dice beside the grid. Four suit-marked meters sit up top. Everything looks plainer and more old-school than most video slots.
Theme and Gameplay
Dice carry the whole look. Turquoise, pink and green cubes fill each position, finished with gold corners and a glossy, jewel-like sheen. The set also has a Wild and a Bonus symbol, while Coin, Collect, Multiplier and Jackpot symbols belong to the bonus. Shamrocks and rainbows are replaced here by tumbling dice, which is a pleasant change.
Slot Features
To trigger Hold & Spin you need 2 or more Coin symbols plus 1 Coin Collect symbol somewhere on the reels. The round opens with 3 respins. Whenever something new lands, the count jumps back to 3, so a good run keeps itself alive.
Just three kinds of symbol can drop in: Coin, Collect and Multiplier. As many as 3 Collect symbols may stack up on reel 2. A Multiplier puts an x2 on its cell, then leaves the board, so a Coin arriving on that cell afterward is worth more. A second Multiplier landing there adds 1 to the existing figure. Each multiplier lasts through the entire bonus. After the final respin, each stored amount is scaled by its cell’s figure and the sum is paid out.
Four fixed jackpot prizes sit in the bonus: Mini, Minor, Major and Grand. A prize is awarded when its Jackpot symbol lands.
Right of the reels you will find a crimson Buy Bonus button with its own on/off switch, plus a turbo option when you hold the spin key.
RTP and Win Potential
At 96.26%, the return is decent for a three-reel game. Maximum volatility suggests long quiet spells followed by sharp swings. With only 5 lines, ordinary dice combinations produce the base game wins, so the real action is in the respins and the four prizes. Each spin is its own random event. Pick stakes that make quiet spells easy to ride out.
My Thoughts On This Slot
Easy rules, sharp artwork and long-lasting multipliers lend a plain coin round some suspense. The tiny grid does limit variety, and ordinary spins may drag while you wait for a trigger. Buying the bonus is quick but pricey in risk terms and not for everyone.
