Dice Heist — Gra kasynowa

“Dice Heist” turns a caper into a clean lock-and-re-roll where every beat is visible. The base game paces through blueprints, masks, and vaults in deep stacks; wild tools repair lanes in one decisive pop. Scatter entry opens a bank of respins: dice values land as printed chips and lock; you start with three breaths, and each fresh chip resets the counter. Two boosters provide tension without noise: a Doubler stamps a single die (huge × badge) and a Magnet sweeps an entire row into a larger value—both resolve before the counter ticks so math stays honest. If a respin dies with a board full of potential, a single “Inside Job” nudge may refire one reel, clearly labeled and one-per-feature to protect trust. Back in base, small “Case Crack” reveals can flip a cluster to the same symbol in one beat to keep rhythm. Volatility sits mid-high in the vault, approachable in base; frequent two-chip tease screens invite “one more.” Audio is snare-tight with safe-dial ticks and a short siren sting on big locks; settlement is coin-by-coin and immediate. Operators get a promo darling with mission hooks (magnets used, biggest single die, longest respin). Players get heist math they can point at: lock, reset, double, sweep—and watch the count roll like cash.