Original Joker Stoker or Dice?
Joker Stoker and Joker Stoker Dice are two separate Endorphina games. The original has fruit and sevens on the reels; Dice uses dice artwork instead. Check the full name before you pick a paytable.
| Catalogue specification | Joker Stoker | Joker Stoker Dice |
|---|---|---|
| Provider | Endorphina | Endorphina |
| Grid | 5 reels × 4 rows | 5 reels × 4 rows |
| Paylines | 40 fixed | 40 fixed |
| RTP | 96.07% | 96.07% |
| Volatility label | Medium-Low | Medium-Low |
All of these values come from the provider catalogue. We also inspected the original’s EUR demo help in English and Russian on 6 November 2026. We didn’t inspect a Dice client.
How do you tell which one you've opened?
Read the full title and the Endorphina label in the game or in its information view. The artwork helps when a lobby tile shortens the name, but it’s only a clue. If the page heading and the game that loads don’t match, sort that out before you follow any guide.
The language doesn’t tell you the version: the English and Russian help we recorded both belong to the original. And the ver. 1.1 label on the help screen isn’t confirmed as a maths model ID.
What do the published features and inspected settings show?
We rechecked the Dice catalogue on 9 November 2026. It tells us more than just the grid:
| Feature | Original: inspected help | Dice: provider catalogue |
|---|---|---|
| Wild substitution | Joker replaces symbols except Scatter | Wild Joker Dice excludes Scatter |
| Stacks | Can cover all or part of a reel | Described in the main game and possible during Free Games |
| Initial Free Games | 3/4/5 Scatters award 10/20/30 games | The same published award schedule |
| Bonus Pop | Rules and EUR price panel inspected | Listed; availability can vary by casino and jurisdiction |
| Detailed paytable and feature prices | Recorded at €0.40 total stake | Client not inspected |
| Risk Game | Help read; rounds not played | Listed; detailed client rules not inspected |
The matching award schedule comes from the Dice catalogue itself. We didn’t copy it over from the original. For Dice purchase prices, the full paytable, the conditions for winning more free games and the client RTP, you’d still need the Dice help. Neither game’s sources give an overall maximum win or a hit frequency.
Does a similar structure mean the same maths?
No. The same grid size, the same number of lines and the same feature names don’t prove that the line paths, symbol distributions or payout tables are identical. Both games carry the Medium-Low label, but that’s the provider’s classification. It doesn’t measure how often a feature will show up.
For the detailed rules of the original, including winning more free games and which wins are excluded from features, use the original-game guide.
How should you compare their RTP?
Only compare figures from the same kind of source. Both catalogue entries list 96.07%. The original’s demo help showed 98.07%, but we haven’t recorded any client RTP for Dice. Why the original’s catalogue and demo disagree is still unconfirmed.
Calling the original “the 98.07% version” and Dice “the 96.07% version” would mix up two kinds of source. To compare the original’s figures with their labels, use the RTP and specifications page. None of these numbers predicts a particular round.
What should you note in another client?
| Field | Why note it |
|---|---|
| Full title and provider | So separate games stay separate |
| Help label and language | So you know exactly which text you read |
| Currency and total stake | So cash awards and prices have their units |
| Wild, Scatter and feature conditions | So you compare real rules, not names |
| RTP heading and value | So each percentage keeps its context |
Don’t treat a missing Bonus Pop button as a way to spot the version: the original’s help allows operators to leave it out. Check the title and the help together.
Where to go next
The specifications, the rules and paytable and the embedded demo all cover the original. This comparison helps you recognise Dice and lists its published catalogue features. A full guide to the Dice client is beyond what we’ve verified. For an overview of the original, go back to the main review.
Frequently asked questions
What should I do when a lobby tile shortens the game name?
Open the game's information view and look for the full title and provider. Until you can tell Joker Stoker apart from Joker Stoker Dice, treat the game as unidentified. The picture alone isn't enough to choose a rules guide.
Does Dice mean a different language version?
No. Endorphina lists Joker Stoker Dice as a game of its own. Our English and Russian help checks both cover the original Joker Stoker, not two different titles.
Can I use the original paytable to fill gaps in the Dice information?
No. Those symbol awards were read in the original client. A Dice payout we haven't verified stays unknown, even though the two games share catalogue specifications.
Is the original demo's 98.07% figure a Dice specification?
No. That figure comes from the inspected EUR demo of the original. The Dice catalogue lists 96.07%, and we haven't recorded any return figure from a Dice client.
Does a missing Bonus Pop button mean it's the Dice version?
No. The original game's help lets operators leave Bonus Pop out, so whether the button is there or not can't replace checking the full title.
Sources for this material
Author Anthony Rodrigez
Editor Bernard K
