Airdice online: grids, wheels, slots and blackjack

Airdice, also written Air Dice, has well over a hundred titles at Loco Casino. Three very different ways of playing sit side by side: grids where you decide where your dice go, slots whose reels show dice faces, and two table games, a blackjack and an automated roulette.

Before opening a game, it helps to know which family it belongs to. The rules, the pace and the gap between minimum and maximum stake change a great deal from one to the next. The figures below come from the information the platform publishes for each title: return to player (RTP), volatility rated from 1 to 5, features and stake limits.

Air Dice casino: three families under one name

The studio is based in Helsinki, has an office in Belgium and makes all of its games in-house. Even so, nothing in its grid tells a dice game from a dice slot at first glance. The tiles look alike and plenty of titles carry the word "Dice" in their name. The difference only shows once the game is open.

The dice games, around fifty of them, ask you for a decision on every throw: where to put the dice the game has just drawn. The dice slots, around sixty, work like any other slot; one click spins the reels and the draw alone decides the outcome. Midnight Blackjack and Midnight Wheel, finally, take the studio to the table, somewhere you might not expect to find it.

These games sit alongside other developers' titles in our dice games casino for the grids, and among the online dice slots for the reels. Looking at them studio by studio has one advantage: you are comparing games built on the same logic, against the same yardsticks.

Air Dice games: dice to place and wheels to spin

The grid principle takes a few lines to explain. The game draws a column of three dice and you drop it into one of the grids, three or four depending on the title. Every horizontal or diagonal line scores points, and a round only pays out from 100 points. In Infinity Dice, scoring in three grids multiplies your total by 1.5, and in all four by 2.

Many grid games also put a wheel front and centre. Mega Wheels, 777 Win Spinner, Diamond Double Wheel and Wheel of Antwerp, named after the Flemish port city, even carry it in their names. And among the grid games whose game sheet lists their features, most include a bonus wheel.

In figures, the studio's best-known grid games show an RTP of 96 to 97%. Volatility usually sits at 3 out of 5, but Mystery Deal, Point Hunter, 777 Win Spinner and Imperial Jade go up to 5: wins land less often and tend to be larger when they do. Stakes start at €0.10 or €0.25 and can climb to €50, as on Spirit Sisters or Pure.

Air Dice slot games: reels made of dice faces

The studio's slots follow the mechanics of a standard slot, with dice faces in place of fruit or playing cards. Their layouts vary enormously: 5 paylines on the simplest titles, up to 65,536 combinations on Light in the dark. Free spins are the most common feature, ahead of wilds and multipliers, and more than a quarter of the titles let you buy the bonus outright.

Three games show how wide that range is. Super Lucky 7 keeps things plain, with 40 lines and free spins as its only feature, yet it has the highest RTP in the family, 99.2%, with volatility rated 5. Nord Legends: Shape Shifter Dice plays on cascades and multipliers across 99 lines, with stakes from €0.10 to €10. Fire Lion mixes wilds, sticky symbols and free spins on 25 lines, with a bonus buy as an option.

Across the whole family, RTP runs from 94.7 to 99.2%. Half the titles open at €0.10 and most cap the stake between €5 and €25. Two games with a similar theme can therefore behave very differently, and those figures are worth a look before you choose.

Airdice slot jackpots: the bonuses that keep coming back

Seven of the studio's slots also appear in the jackpots section, including Grand Treasure Dice, Bounty Reef Dice and Fire Lion 2 Dice. On the grid side, Mega Wheels, Spirit Sisters, Pure, Black Lotus and Trick or Tree Progressive likewise combine Mystery Games with a jackpot.

Mystery Games are the hallmark of the grids: every grid game with a feature list offers them, as do a handful of reel games such as Mystery Reels and Flash Freeze. During these bonus rounds, every prize on the board takes the value of the maximum win, 100 times the stake on Infinity Dice, and the 100-point threshold still applies.

One detail changes how you play a bonus wheel. On several grid games, you can turn down a result and spin again, up to five times. A prize you refuse does not come back, and the fifth result is final.

At the table: the studio sets the dice aside

Midnight Blackjack stands clearly apart from the rest of the catalogue: an RTP of 99.4% and stakes from €1 to €100. It sits next to our other casino blackjack tables, so you can compare it with other studios' versions.

Midnight Wheel is an automated roulette with no croupier: you place your chips and the wheel spins without any human involvement. The catalogue's other roulettes are with our roulette games.

Airdice on mobile or in demo mode, before you stake

The vast majority of visits that reach Loco Casino from Google happen on a smartphone. The studio's games run there in your browser, with no app to install, and the grid games let you adjust the graphics quality when they load, which helps on an older phone or a slow connection. On a computer, Infinity Dice can also be played from the keyboard: A, Z, E and R, or Q, S, D and F, send the dice to grids 1 to 4.

Most titles open in demo mode with a play-money balance. It is the easiest way to see whether a four-grid game or a cascading slot suits you before playing for real money. Real-money play is limited to players aged 21 and over, under licence B+3858 from the Belgian Gaming Commission, and deposit limits, stake limits or a break can be set from your account with our responsible gambling tools.

If a session ends on a win, you collect it from your account through instant payouts. Loco Casino, the licensed Belgian online casino, keeps the whole journey in one place, from the first throw to the payout.

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