Chao Ji 888: dragon-shaped eights on an old-style cabinet

One gold dragon, curled round on itself until it makes an 8, is the only symbol on these reels. Chao Ji 888 (the Chinese on the logo, 超级, means "super") doesn't bother with fruit or bars. You're looking at a mechanical-style cabinet with silver curtains either side, three reels, and a paytable that fits on one line above them.

That line reads 8 x8, 88 x88, 888 x888. One dragon 8 pays eight times the bet, two pay 88 times, three pay 888 times. The last capture shows it working: BET RM0.05 and WIN 0.4, which is exactly x8.

What you can change

Almost nothing, and that's the point. Under the reels there's an RM BET display with blue minus and plus buttons, an RM WIN display, and a big green SPIN button. No lines to pick, no auto play, no turbo.

In the first screenshot the three reels show three full 8s side by side at RM0.01, while the WIN box still reads 0, so it was most likely taken before that spin was paid. The old page listed eight preset bets from 0.01 to 5.00. I only ever see RM0.01 and RM0.05 in these shots, so I can't vouch for the top figure.

Where it fits

The reels stop one at a time, left to right, and you can see reel 1 settle while the other two are still a blur. With one symbol and three prices, you'll know within a few spins if you like it.

For more small-format NTC33 games, Triple Monkey is another three-reel machine with its paytable on show, Tres Amigos keeps to a single line, and Ji Xiang 8 plays on the same lucky number with a 3x3 grid. Everything else is on the NTC33 game list, with the basics in the NTC33 overview. Want a go? Ask an agent about an NTC33 game ID.

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