Dragon Bowl Slot by YGR

Two bonus games stack on top of each other, and understanding how they chain is the whole point of playing this one. Three Black-Gold Dragon Head WILDs anywhere on the single base payline open the first bonus: a 3x3 grid with 5 free spins where prize symbols land, lock in place, and carry their own multiplier value from x2 up to x50 per cell. Any +1 Spin symbol that drops during the round grants an extra free spin but does not occupy a cell, so it buys time without helping you toward the real trigger. Your bonus total is the sum of every locked prize value on the grid when spins run out.

Fill all nine cells with prize symbols before the spins finish and the game hands you a Special Bonus Game, a one-shot 1x1 spin that awards a multiplier between x20 and x2000. That second tier is where the max-win ceiling lives. The 3x3 round on its own tops out at 9 cells of x50, so around 450x if every cell hits premium, but the real payoff only arrives when you actually fill the grid and earn the SBG ticket. Most 3x3 rounds end somewhere in the middle with leftover empty cells and no SBG trigger. That gap between a decent bonus and a massive one is deliberate.

The Lucky Boost ante bet toggle adds 50% to your stake and in return pushes the WILD landing rate up noticeably, which feeds more frequent bonus triggers rather than fatter base-line pays. Line wins are still calculated on the unboosted stake, so you pay for access to the bonus, not for inflated hits on the 3x1 base. A direct Buy Bonus at 100x skips the waiting entirely. Six different dragon colours (yellow, red, blue, orange, green, purple) cover the base paytable with a tiered 3-of-a-kind ladder, and any three mixed dragons still pay 2x, a small consolation floor on a game that otherwise offers exactly one way to win outside the bonus.

Presentation-wise the 3-reel cabinet sits inside an ornate gold-carved Chinese temple arch with red-lacquered interior panels behind the reels, lit like an imperial shrine. The dragon heads glow in saturated colours against deep crimson and gold, and the WILD is a black-scaled dragon with molten gold accents that reads as a clear step up from the standard coloured ones. A classic Chinese imperial aesthetic executed with more care than most YGR titles in this format, and one of the rare YGR games where the bonus design actually drives the math instead of sitting as a flat free-spins add-on.