3888 Ways of the Dragon

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RTP 96.23%
Volatility High
Provider iSoftBet
Reels 5
Paylines 3888
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3888 Ways of the Dragon Specifications

Launch DateDecember 1st, 2018
SoftwareiSoftBet
Game typeVideo slot
ThemeAsian , Mythology
RTP96.23%
VolatilityHigh
Reels5
Paylines3888
Max Wager (per line)30
Max Jackpot388800
Bet range0.30 – 30.00
Max multiplier12,960×
Hit frequency32.62%
Paylines typeFixed
SymbolsWild Symbol, Scatter Symbol
Bonus featuresFree Spins
MechanicsWays to Win
ModifiersStacked Symbols, Random Symbols
Progressive JackpotNo
Practice PlayNo
AutoplayYes

Not the catchiest name a slot game has ever had, granted, iSoftBet’s 3888 Ways of the Dragon is a slot based on Chinese mythology means the chances of it feeling original are slim.

Ancient China is one of the most popular themes for slot games, and there are countless titles already in existence based around the concept, so what are iSoftBet doing here to allow 3888 Ways of the Dragon to stand out?

About the slot

With five reels and (you guessed it) 3888 ways to win, 3888 Ways of the Dragon is playable from 30p to £30 a spin on all compatible desktop, mobile, and tablet devices.

The first thing you’ll notice is the reel set up here, with reels two to five containing six symbols, but reel one containing only three.

To be fair, while the theme may be well-worn, the design here is exquisite, a stunning valley backdrop stands behind the reels, complete with a waterfall and various buildings.

The symbols on the reels include the four card suits playing the lower values, while the themed symbols include lanterns, tortoises, and a frog, which is the highest paying symbol, paying out 100x your stake for five on a payline.

Gameplay

The dragon is the wild, and will replace all but the scatter, while a golden dragon can appear randomly on any spin, offering up to eight extra wilds.

Three or four scatters will trigger either eight or 18 free spins, with more of the extra wild feature occurring throughout the feature, offering the chance for some big wins if you’re lucky.

The concept is a familiar one, but to their credit, iSoftBet have actually managed to do something new with it here, and that makes 3888 Ways of the Dragon well worth a few spins.

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The numbers on 3888 Ways of the Dragon

RTP 96.23%
Higher than 68% of the 5,732 slots we hold a figure for
Hit frequency 32.6% Roughly 1 spin in 3 pays something
Volatility High Not better or worse, just how the wins are spread. Higher means rarer but bigger.
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The numbers on 3888 Ways of the Dragon

RTP 96.23%
Higher than 68% of the 5,732 slots we hold a figure for
Hit frequency 32.6% Roughly 1 spin in 3 pays something
Volatility High Not better or worse, just how the wins are spread. Higher means rarer but bigger.