Super Golden Dragon Inferno Slots

Super Golden Dragon Inferno… that’s quite a title, suggesting dragons, fire, and something super, hopefully the prizes. If you like playing Asian-themed slots, we think you’ll find plenty to get your attention here. Settle in as we guide you through the various features on offer.

How many reels and lines are involved here?

There are five reels, but zero lines to bet on. Instead, the creators have adopted ways to win, which on a 5 x 3 format means we have 243 to cover.

Expect a 50x bet multiplier in play

This ensures all those ways to win are covered by a single bet each time. So, you can bet a cent on the game, which means a 50-cent minimum is in play.

Look for a golden dragon to find the wild symbol

A sensible choice, we think. The dragon can appear on the middle reel but on no others. It does, however, act as an expanding wild. Each appearance is accompanied by a random multiplier. This will be at least 2x, but it could reach up to 10x. Better yet, if you land a wild dragon and it doesn’t give you a prize, the wild stays put and you receive a respin of everything else to give you another chance.

There is a second wild in play too, appearing randomly on reels two through five. This substitutes for everything apart from the various bonus symbols. We’ll cover those below.

Can you trigger either of the bonus features in the game?

The first bonus involves stacked mystery symbols. You can get any number of these in any spin. They’ll always reveal the same symbols though, so they can improve your winning chances.

Meanwhile, you must land six or more bonus symbols to access the bonus feature. Each symbol will show one of two things – the name of a jackpot or a cash amount. You get three respins of other positions with the aim of finding more bonus icons. Any you do find stay in place, and your respins return to three. Once you run out of spins, you’ll receive all cash amounts, plus any named jackpots you managed to find.

Check out the Super Golden Dragon Inferno slot today

Test the demo first, but we think you’ll be ready to try the real version once you’ve seen it in action.