Slots guide
Online slots: how a return is calculated
Six reels make up the display: the first shows a multiplier, while five symbol reels each show four rows. Matches are counted across all 20 symbol positions.
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- One multiplier reel
- 20 symbol positions
- Groups of three or more
Which symbols count
Dragon, horse, sword and bow symbols can contribute to a return. Each symbol type is counted across the entire grid; a horizontal line is not required.
One or two matching symbols contribute nothing. From three onwards, each appearance beyond the first two adds 10% of the stake to that type’s base amount. Five matching symbols contribute 30% to the base. Gold, silver and bronze crosses are non-paying filler.
Multiplier and final return
Contributions from paying symbols are added together and combined with the first-reel multiplier and the payout factor configured for the site. The final amount is rounded to whole tokens.
The multiplier alone is not the prize: paying groups are also needed. A ×0 multiplier or no valid groups gives zero return. Check the amount credited at the end; net profit or loss is that amount minus your stake.
Choose a visual edition
The collection spans dragon forges, obsidian, jade, sapphire, ruby, lunar, boreal and neon settings. Each theme presents the same underlying game.
Speed changes only the animation. Switching editions or speed does not change the matching rules or guarantee recovery of earlier losses.
Stake levels and access
Choose a stake level before entering: 1–99, 100–499, 500–1,999, 2,000–7,999 or 8,000–30,000 tokens. Your stake must fit the selected range and your available balance.
New accounts can use levels 1, 2 and 3. Levels 4 and 5 are locked until an administrator authorizes higher stakes for a regular customer. Playing more does not unlock them automatically.
Frequently asked questions
Before choosing a game
Do I need a line of matching symbols?
No. Appearances of each paying symbol are counted across the 20 symbol positions.
Does a high multiplier guarantee a prize?
No. Valid symbol groups are also required. The multiplier alone is not the return.
Can a payout be smaller than my stake?
Yes. An amount may be credited while still leaving a net loss if it is lower than the stake.