Dinopolis by Push Gaming at Boho Casino
A 576-ways Push Gaming slot with free spins and level progression, running at 96.40% RTP with high volatility where wins come less often but can be much bigger.
What makes Dinopolis different?
Irregular grid, multiple ways. Dinopolis is a 576-ways video slot set on an irregular grid where dinosaurs run a mafia operation. Released in 2021 by Push Gaming, the game spreads across five reels with a 3-4-4-4-3 pattern, and winning combinations need three matching symbols on adjacent reels starting from the leftmost reel. Wilds on the middle reels carry multipliers up to x3, and special Dino Coin symbols on the first and last reels connect through wild bridges. With high volatility, wins arrive less often but can reach substantial sums.
Patient players, serious wins. Dinopolis appeals to players who enjoy long sessions hunting for significant payouts and can handle dry spells between wins. The NZ$0.10 minimum bet suits players starting small, while the NZ$100 maximum serves high-rollers. The mafia theme and cartoon dinosaur characters keep the tone light despite the serious winning potential. This slot works best for players comfortable with its high volatility and the patience required to chase its deeper features.
Sticky wilds grow in free spins. Free spins define how a round unfolds once you trigger the Dino Bonus feature. During free spins, Sticky Stack Wilds collected across the round remain locked on their reels with their own multiplier badges, building win potential over consecutive spins. A Dino Coin Collector on the first or last reel fills a five-slot meter; when full, it advances the Level and grants two extra card picks. This progression can extend your bonus round significantly and amplify the multipliers working in your favour.
Full StoryYour game snapshot
Here's what each core game fact means when you're deciding whether to play.
Push Gaming
NZ$5 000 000
Playing a round from start to finish
Most players wonder whether they understand the grid and what triggers the bonus round
Which symbols pay you what?
The payouts below show what you win in NZ dollars at a bet of NZ$0.20, where more matching symbols across the reels deliver more money.
Highest earners
Dino Boss3+ NZ$0.40 · 5+ NZ$2
Triceratops businessman3+ NZ$0.30 · 5+ NZ$1.50
Crocodilian in tuxedo3+ NZ$0.16 · 5+ NZ$0.80Mid-tier symbols
Magenta-haired dino lady3+ NZ$0.12 · 5+ NZ$0.60
Velociraptor lounge singer3+ NZ$0.04 · 5+ NZ$0.20
Card-shark raptor3+ NZ$0.04 · 5+ NZ$0.20Trigger your free spins and climb levels
Your card picks at each level. Two sequential card picks on a green felt table launch every level-up. Feature Pick Card awards Sticky Stack Wild add, Single or All Reel Multiplier Booster, or the rare Golden Card granting 2 extra picks. Free Spins Pick Card awards additional free spins.
How do sticky wilds stay locked in place? Progressive free spins play on the same 576-ways grid. Sticky Stack Wilds collected during the round stay fixed on their reels with multiplier badges. Dino Coin Collector symbols on reels 1 and 5 fill a 5-slot meter; a full meter advances your Level up to Level 5 and grants 2 new card picks.
Dinopolis base game ways and symbols. The 576-ways grid on an irregular 3-4-4-4-3 reel arrangement pays wins from 3 or more matching symbols on adjacent reels starting from reel 1, with the highest win per way summed across all ways. Wilds on reels 2-4 may carry x2 or x3 multipliers; Dino Coin symbols on reels 1 and 5 pay when bridged by Wilds.
Jump straight to bonus
Buy immediate entry to the bonus round with its Pick Feature and Free Spins. At a NZ$1 bet, the Dino Bonus costs NZ$95. This purchase grants an RTP of 96.50%.
How do you want to play Dinopolis?
At Boho Casino, you can test the game with play money first or begin with real stakes whenever you're ready.
See what each RTP delivers
RTP shows what you get back on average over a very large number of spins. Each figure in the table below applies only to the specific play condition noted beside it—the standard game, or the bonus when purchased.
RTP 96.40% · Standard game
RTP 93.95% · Alternative version
RTP 96.50% · Bonus purchased
Know these limits before you start
When the bonus lands. The bonus round arrives on its own schedule. No pattern predicts when it starts, no matter how long you play or how much the reels have paid. Bonus timing is random.
Can I predict this session's result. A single session can win or lose in ways the RTP does not predict. The figure shows the long-term average across many plays; your next spin belongs to you alone, shaped by chance.
Which RTP version runs here. Which RTP version runs at your casino appears only in the game rules, not here. Three versions exist: 93.95%, 96.40% (standard) and 96.50% (when you buy the bonus). Check your casino's rules.
Maximum win as a ceiling. The maximum win of NZ$5,000,000 is a ceiling you may never reach. It comes so rarely that planning around it misleads you. Treat it as a boundary, not a target.
What you should know first
We explain what matters before you place your first bet at Dinopolis.
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When should you take a break from Dinopolis?
Your spending limit matters. Decide how much you can afford to lose in this session before you start spinning. Once you've set that amount, keep to it even if a win makes the game feel unstoppable.
Exit points you decide now. Plan when you'll stop—both if you hit a win and if you don't. Wins can make you keen to keep going, so knowing your exit point in advance helps you walk away.
When limits are running. Boho Casino lets you set deposit limits and loss limits on your account. These tools automatically stop you spending beyond what you've chosen, giving you real control.
Pause when it matters. If Dinopolis or any game stops being fun, or if you feel the urge to chase losses, pause your session or self-exclude. The Problem Gambling Foundation of New Zealand and the Gambling Helpline are there if you need support.