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Imperial Chase: peacocks, lutes and an empress in a phoenix crown
A red-and-gold palace slot on Live22 with 50 lines and a jackpot game triggered by three symbols. Here is what is on the reels.
The pipa is what I noticed first. There are three of those pear-shaped Chinese lutes on the opening screen, lying at an angle on reels one and two, and they turn up in every capture I have.
Imperial Chase is a palace game in deep red, with pink blossom and pagoda roofs outside the frame. The grid is five reels by four rows, and green tabs on each side read "50 LINES". The symbols are court objects: a painted hand fan, a round window showing a bridge over a lotus pond, a gold wine ewer, a jewelled hairpin, a blue silk pouch, a pearl orb, a scroll, and a peacock with its tail spread. The top symbol is an empress in a tall phoenix crown.
Nothing fancy on this spin, 20 back on a 50 bet.
The message bar changes depending on what landed. On the first screen it says "3 JACKPOT SYMBOLS TRIGGER JACKPOT GAME", and in the next one it switches to "3 OR MORE SCATTER SYMBOLS AWARDS FREE SPINS".
In the last one two empresses sit side by side on the left and the side markers light up at 16, the line that paid. Total win was 40.
The four jackpot bars read 61,893 GRAND, 16,599 MAJOR, 8,503 MINOR and 5,801 MINI when I took the first screenshot.
For another old-China court theme, see Justice Bao. The Live22 game sheet lists the rest, and the Live22 overview covers IDs and top-ups.
Keep it to what you can afford: 18+ only, online gambling is restricted in Malaysia, and there's more at responsible gaming.
Questions people ask
Who makes Imperial Chase?
The old page named a different studio, which does not fit a Live22 lobby game. I have left the developer out because I can't confirm it.
How many lines are there?
Both side tabs say 50 LINES and the total bet in all four screenshots is 50.
Real-money games; online gambling is restricted in Malaysia. Never top up money you need, and stop if it stops being fun. Responsible gaming.
