Yet the name of a game from this studio works like a small spec sheet. The start gives away the playing field, the end points to an edition or a jackpot system. Learning to read it saves time before you launch a round.
A Sofia studio renamed in 2022
Amusnet Interactive is a Bulgarian studio based in Sofia. It was founded in 2016 as EGT Interactive and has carried its current name since June 2022. It makes reel machines and table games and, since 2021, roulettes filmed in its own video studio in Sofia.
For the Benelux, the studio set up a subsidiary in Eindhoven in 2023, Amusnet BNL. The subsidiary states that it holds Belgian class E licence no. E664087, the licence that allows a supplier to design, install and provide online games in Belgium. For Belgian players, Amusnet put together a selection built around dice titles: that is the one you find on Casino King, alongside a few tables.
Amusnet slots: what the number in the name tells you
On the studio's casino slots, the number that often opens the name is not a version number. In most cases it gives the number of paylines or, on the small playing fields, the number of ways to win. Reading it before you start tells you what the screen will look like.
100 Super Dice lines up five reels of four positions and 100 fixed lines. 40 King keeps exactly the same field, but with 40 lines. 27 Dice works differently: three reels of three positions, no drawn lines, with matching symbols counting on adjacent reels from the left. Three positions on three reels give 27 ways to win, hence the name. 81 Dice adds a fourth reel and so reaches 81.
The rule has its exceptions. The 7 in 7 Fire Dice counts nothing, Supreme Dice runs on 27 ways to win without saying so in its name, and Candy Dice drops the reels altogether for a field of six columns by five, which pays from eight matching symbols and drops new ones in after every win.
Well-known machines redrawn with dice
These numbered series did not start out with dice. Amusnet presents 100 Super Dice as a redrawn version of one of its hit machines, in which every original symbol has become a die. Many names still carry a trace of their original series: 100 Power Hot Dice and 40 Burning Dice keep the name of the fruit machines they come from.
Anyone who knows the original will therefore recognise a familiar name and a familiar field. Amusnet does not say, however, that the paytable or the return rate stays the same from one version to the next: each game's help screen is what counts, and it is worth opening once before your first stakes.
The end of the name adds to the picture. "Dice Edition" marks the dice version of an existing machine, such as 40 Art of Gold Dice Edition. "6 Reels" signals a version widened to six reels, as with 40 Bulky Dice 6 Reels. "Christmas Edition" or "Easter Edition" refers to a seasonal edition of a title already in the catalogue, such as Caramel Dice or Dice of Magic.
Amusnet jackpot: three systems to recognise
The first, Jackpot Cards, cannot be read from the name. It triggers at random after a round: twelve cards appear face down, and the first suit revealed three times decides which of four levels you win. 40 King, 27 Dice, 81 Dice, Supreme Dice and Candy Dice include it, as do both poker games and the recent virtual roulettes. 100 Super Dice, on the other hand, does not list it among its official features.
The second is spelled out in full. Titles ending in "Golden Coins Link", launched by the studio in 2025, revolve around a respin phase in which you collect coins carrying a value. Filling the field opens a wheel that multiplies the win by up to 10× or awards one of the two top levels, Major and Grand, which grow with the stakes; Mini and Minor stay fixed. 100 Bulky Dice Golden Coins Link is one example, with 100 lines and a return rate of 96.50%.
The third carries the suffix "Egypt Quest", sometimes shortened to EQ: a bonus feature shared by several of the studio's games, putting four prize pots in play. Burning Dice Egypt Quest and Dice of Ra Egypt Quest take part in it. None of these three systems has anything to do with the platform's three Drops, which run across the whole site, whatever the studio.
Amusnet live casino and its multiplier roulettes
The studio's roulettes follow the usual roulette rules, zero and bets included, but their names work like those of the slots: when a number closes the name, it gives the maximum multiplier. The virtual versions run with no physical wheel or camera, the result coming from the software. Virtual Monaco Roulette goes up to 72×, the Space version to 120×, the Vegas version to 500×, and the Eye of Ra 2000x, released in June 2026, lifts inside bets as high as 2,000× while boosting the outside bets, from colour and odd or even to dozens and columns, by up to 10×.
The two Dynamic tables, including the European version, are filmed, with a presenter hosting the table. On every spin, a random multiplier of up to 120× can raise the win, and the stated return rate ranges from 94.93% to 97.30%. Both tables sit with the rest of the live casino online section of the site.
Amusnet RTP: what its two video pokers pay back
The studio's range includes two video pokers: 4 of a Kind Bonus Poker and Amusnet's Joker Poker. Both use a 52-card deck, to which Joker Poker adds a joker. After the first deal, you keep the cards you want and replace the rest, and the win then follows the game's paytable.
On its official sheets, Amusnet quotes 99.17% for the first and 99.31% for the second. At Casino King, Joker Poker runs on another of the studio's settings, at 98.47%: the rate shown in each game's rules is the one that counts. Those figures assume a flawless choice on every deal, though; a player who holds one card too many, or throws away a pair, gets back slightly less in practice than the screen suggests.
On the slots, the stated rates mostly sit between 95 and 97%: 95.53% on 40 King, 95.76% on 100 Super Dice, 96.24% on Supreme Dice. A few titles show less, such as Dice of Ra Egypt Quest at 90.09% or Burning Dice Egypt Quest at 90.02% according to their official sheets, so each game's rate is worth reading before you choose. On the grid side, 7 Fire Dice, released in October 2025, joins the casino dice games online with 96.69%, mystery rounds and a Fire Treasure feature.
Amusnet casino under a Belgian licence: stakes and demo
All these games run under Casino King's licence B+19763. In Belgium, that type of licence covers automated games of chance offered remotely, and the Gaming Commission supervises it. The catalogue is only open to players aged 21 and over, after an identity check at registration, and stakes range from €0.10 to €50 depending on the title.
To find a game from the studio again, the grid above this text is enough, or the search bar if you know the name. Some titles also open in demo mode: handy for checking how many lines a field has or which jackpot system it carries, before you put a single euro on it.
Casino King, the licensed online casino that hosts Amusnet alongside the other studios, shows the rules, the playing field and the minimum stake in every game before the first round, so you can read a title from the studio as described here before you play it.
