BF Games
Raiders of the East Dice
Slots · Released September 2, 2026
This is the dice edition of a game BF Games released a week earlier, and every published figure is identical: 96.3% return, 3,168x ceiling, high volatility, an expanding 5x3 to 5x4 grid. Dice as a category covers two games in this catalogue. Both editions return more than the studio's third page, Stunning Crown Cash Mesh LINK at 96.1%, and hold back far less than its 15,000x.
Raiders of the East Dice at a glance
96.3%
RTP
High
Volatility
3,168x
Max win
Ways to win
Pays by
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How Raiders of the East Dice pays
The game runs on 5 reels that grow from 3 to 4 rows.
Raiders of the East Dice is rated high volatility. Its 96.3% return sits above the 96.2% median of the 220 games published here, which is the only benchmark available: BF Games has too few pages on this site to have a median of its own.
The ceiling is 3,168x the stake, so a $1 spin caps at $3,168.
It is the 30th of 30 2026 releases from BF Games that we track, following Raiders of the East.
BF Games publishes the 96.3% return and the 3,168x ceiling on its own page for Raiders of the East Dice at bfgames.com.
What Raiders of the East Dice actually does
Raiders of the East Dice pays by ways to win, the format on 49 of the 221 games in this catalogue.
Free Spins is the round the rest feeds, with expanding grid and expanding wilds changing how it behaves once it starts. The 3,168x ceiling is reachable there and effectively nowhere else.
Buy Bonus shortens the wait at a higher stake. That widens the swing on a high-volatility game without moving the 96.3% return, and several regulated markets switch the option off entirely.
| Mechanic | What it does |
|---|---|
| Expanding Grid | The playing field grows |
| Symbol Collection | Symbols accumulate toward a goal |
| Free Spins | Spins awarded without a stake |
| Multiplier | Multiplies the win it applies to |
| Wild | Substitutes for regular symbols |
| Expanding Wilds | Wilds stretch across the reel |
| Scatter | Pays or triggers from anywhere |
| Buy Bonus | Pay to enter the bonus round |
Expanding Grid
The grid adds rows or reels under set conditions, increasing the number of positions and therefore the number of ways a combination can form. The expansion is often tied to the bonus round and may persist for its duration.
Symbol Collection
Specific symbols are banked in a meter across spins, and reaching a threshold awards a bonus round or prize. Whether the meter resets between sessions depends on the game.
Expanding Wilds
An expanding wild grows to cover its entire reel once it lands, turning a single symbol into a full column of substitutes. This is most common during free spins.
Setting and presentation
Samurai. Feudal Japan, armour and swordplay, a narrower setting inside the Japanese tag with a more martial tone.
Japanese. Cherry blossom, temples and ukiyo-e line work, a quieter palette than the broader Asian tag it sits inside.
Also tagged: Dice.
Games like Raiders of the East Dice
| Game | Provider | RTP | Volatility | Max win | Released |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Raiders of the East | BF Games | 96.3% | high | 3,168x | 2026-08-26 |
| Bushido Gold | ELK Studios | 94% | high | 25,000x | 2026-03-24 |
| Gates of Olympus | Pragmatic Play | 96.5% | high | 5,000x | 2021-02-25 |
| Stunning Crown Cash Mesh LINK | BF Games | 96.1% | high | 15,000x | 2026-07-29 |
| Duel at Dawn | Hacksaw Gaming | 96.3% | high | 15,000x | 2024-11-21 |
| Buffalo King Megaways | Pragmatic Play | 96.52% | high | 5,000x | 2021-04-29 |
Raiders of the East is the nearest match of the 6: they share Expanding Grid, Symbol Collection and Free Spins, and it runs 96.3% against its 96.3%.
2 of the 6 published returns above beat 96.3%, topped by Buffalo King Megaways at 96.52%, and Bushido Gold sits lowest at 94%.
Its 3,168x ceiling is well under the 5,000x middle of that set, where Bushido Gold reaches 25,000x.
2 of the 6 come from BF Games as well; the rest are ELK Studios, Pragmatic Play and Hacksaw Gaming.
It is the most recent of the 7 dated here, 66 months on from Gates of Olympus.
Scatter is the mechanic they have most in common with it, on 5 of the 6. Symbol Collection is the one only one of them shares.
Raiders of the East Dice questions
Is Raiders of the East Dice a different game?
Not in any measurable way. It matches the original on return, ceiling, volatility rating, grid and pay type, and the feature lists differ by one entry. Dice editions replace the symbol set with dice faces; the maths underneath is the same, which is why the published figures do not move.
How does it compare with the other BF Games titles here?
Both Raiders editions return 96.3%, above Stunning Crown Cash Mesh LINK at 96.1%, which is the studio's third page on this site. On top prize the position reverses completely: Stunning Crown reaches 15,000x where the Raiders pair stops at 3,168x.
What is the RTP of Raiders of the East Dice?
96.3%, as published by BF Games, which has too few pages on this site to have a median of its own. Against the 220 published returns across the whole catalogue it is 0.1 points above the 96.2% median. 79 of those pages publish a higher figure and 136 a lower one, with 4 matching it exactly.
Can I play Raiders of the East Dice for free?
Yes. The build above is the one BF Games ships, at the same 96.3% return and the same 3,168x ceiling; only the credits are virtual, and there is no deposit or signup. It runs the same 5 reels that grow from 3 to 4 rows as the paid build.
What is the maximum win on Raiders of the East Dice?
The ceiling is 3,168x the stake, so a $1 spin caps at $3,168. Across the 219 published ceilings the median is 10,000x, and 187 of them reach further than this one, while 1 stop at the same figure. At a $5 spin that is $15,840.
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Written by Tasho Tashev
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