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Dice Ways Exclusively on Sisal for Italian Players

Amusnet Italy announced that their highly anticipated game, Dice Ways, is launching exclusively in Italy. The team is particularly delighted with the collaboration, as Dice Ways represents a new niche for them in the market, opening exciting opportunities. Thanks to their established partnership, Sisal will be the sole provider of the dice slot from June 20 to July 20, 2025. This exciting exclusivity is evidence to Sisal’s eagerness to enrich its portfolio with engaging, top-notch gaming experiences, further solidifying its prominent presence in the Italian market.
“We are delighted to deepen our partnership with Sisal through the exclusive launch of Dice Ways. Sisal has a significant market presence and a deep understanding of its players’ preferences. We are confident that Dice Ways, with its innovative mechanics and high win potential, will be a significant success and further enhance their gaming portfolio,” said Polina Nedyalkova, Director of Amusnet Italy.
Dice Ways is an innovative video slot game with a captivating dice theme. This dynamic setup provides players with up to 200,704 ways to win, powered by the thrilling Megaways mechanic. The game also includes popular features such as Autoplay and Gamble, enhancing player engagement.
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