Dragon's Luck

How Dragon's Luck plays

Dragon Coins land on the reels and all turn to reveal the same symbol, and the watching dragons can breathe fire on them to re-spin them into a higher-paying symbol. A larger Mega Coin breaks into several Dragon Coins. A screen full of the lucky 138 symbol pays 1,380x stake. There is no free spins round.

Theme: Chinese dragons, luck. Filed under Asian themes.

Features in this game

• Mystery symbols: Blank or question-mark symbols that all reveal the same randomly chosen symbol after the reels stop.
• Symbol upgrades: A feature that turns lower-paying symbols into higher-paying ones, or removes low symbols, for the rest of a spin or bonus.

What the figures mean

An RTP of 96.24% is a long-run average across millions of spins. It works out at a house edge of 3.76%, so every £100 staked costs £3.76 on average. A session of 200 spins at £1 stakes £200, and the expected cost of that session is £7.52, although the real result will usually land a long way either side. Work out your own figures.

The provider rates volatility as medium. That describes how winnings are spread: higher volatility means longer runs with little back and rarer, larger wins. It does not change the average. More on volatility, or see it in a simulation.

Published hit frequency is 11.94%, meaning roughly 12 spins in every 100 return something. Many of those returns are smaller than the stake.

Sources

1. redtiger.com/games/dragons-luck

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