I did not run a funded session on Dice City while preparing this page, so nothing below is a first-hand account of a specific round at MyStake. Instead this is a breakdown of the documented format, where it sits among MyStake's live catalog, and what a Canadian player actually needs to sort out before joining a table.
What Dice City Is at MyStake Casino
Dice City belongs to the dice-based game show category that live studios built to sit between classic table games and lottery-style shows. MyStake lists Evolution Gaming among its confirmed providers, and that studio is the one behind this format across the industry, which is why the title turns up in MyStake's live lobby search under game shows rather than under Sic Bo or Craps.
Inside Evolution's Dice-Based Show Format
The mechanic follows the studio-hosted show structure Evolution uses across its dice and wheel titles: a live host runs the round from a themed set, players place bets on number outcomes before a mechanical dice draw closes the betting window, and the reveal decides which bet spots pay. Some outcomes in this format family carry multiplier segments that the host calls out as part of the round presentation, which is a structural trait of the game show rather than something specific to any one operator's table.
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Provider | Evolution Gaming |
| Format | Dice-based live game show |
| Presentation | Studio set with a live host running each round |
| Bet resolution | Mechanical dice draw, outcome revealed on camera |
| Category on MyStake | Live game shows |
How Dice City Compares to Mega Wheel and Mega Sic Bo
MyStake's live section groups several show-style titles together, and Dice City is easiest to place next to the other two. Mega Wheel is a wheel-spin format with no dice involved at all, so the two only share the game show label, not the mechanic. Mega Sic Bo is the closer relative since it also uses dice, but Sic Bo resolves through a fixed set of totals and combination bets rather than the show-style multiplier reveal that Dice City is built around. Anyone comparing the three should treat them as three different betting structures under one lobby category, not variations of the same game.
Getting Set Up to Play: Payments and Access
Funding an account for live tables like Dice City at MyStake runs through Interac, Visa and Mastercard, plus a crypto list that covers 15 or more coins. Interac is the one Canadian players will notice first since it settles fast enough to move from deposit to the live lobby without a long wait, while the card and crypto routes cover players who prefer either a traditional rail or a wallet-based option.
The welcome bonus at MyStake is a separate matter from the game itself. I am not listing a wagering contribution rate for Dice City here because that figure was not confirmed for this specific title, and contribution rates on live game shows commonly differ from slots or table games at any operator. Check the bonus terms directly before assuming a bonus balance clears at the same pace on a live show as it would on a slot.
Where Dice City Fits in a MyStake Session
For a player who already spends time on MyStake's game show tables, Dice City is a reasonable rotation choice precisely because it does not overlap with Mega Wheel or Mega Sic Bo mechanically. It is not a title I can vouch for from a played session, so treat the format notes above as a guide to what to expect at the table rather than a verdict on payout behavior at this specific operator.