Duo Fu Duo Cai Flower of Riches Slot by Light & Wonder

Every Fu Bat Jackpot hit starts the same way: a Wild lands on reel 2, 3, or 4, a coin drops into the gold pot above the reels, and the lid eventually closes. When it does, twelve coins fan out across the screen and you start picking. Three matching Fu Baby symbols end the round and lock in one of four tiers. MINI and MINOR pay flat amounts that barely cover a few spins. MAJOR jumps to 2,500x. GRAND sits at 25,000x and is the only path to the game's ceiling - there is no scatter-paid mega win, no symbol upgrade, no progressive meter climbing toward something bigger. The pot decoration is cosmetic. Coin accumulation has zero bearing on when the feature actually fires.

Because the Wild is locked to the three middle reels, your base-game premium hits depend entirely on what arrives on reels 1 and 5 unaided. Butterfly is the symbol you want there - five of them pays 88x, ahead of Crane at 52x and a steep drop to Phoenix at 23x. The card ranks (9 through A) are filler, capping at 5x for five Aces or Kings. Realistically the base game is a holding pattern between Wild landings, and Wilds aren't rare, so the jackpot pick triggers more often than the headline cap suggests.

Three flower scatters across adjacent reels from the left launch the bonus with an upfront scatter credit (5x, 10x, or 50x for 3, 4, or 5) and six spins on a modified reel set. Before the round runs, you choose which animal gets boosted: Phoenix gets 88 extra copies, Deer 98, Crane 108, Rooster 118, Butterfly 128. The extras-count scales inversely with each symbol's pay value, so Phoenix mode hits often for small wins while Butterfly mode is a low-frequency, high-spike configuration on the same six spins. Same total bet as the trigger spin, retriggers add six more, and the Fu Bat Jackpot is still live throughout - landing a Wild during free games can pull you out for the pick screen, then drop you back in.

Six spins is short. There's no buy bonus, no ante, no way to skip the base game. The art leans hard into the Lunar New Year palette the Duo Fu Duo Cai series has used for over a decade: magenta lattice walls, carved pagoda rails, gilded butterflies and cranes, the four jackpot banners stacked across the top in red and pink. It's a 2023 release built on a 2013 framework from Light and Wonder, and that lineage shows - the mechanics are conservative compared to anything launched in the last two years, and the GRAND tier is doing all the heavy lifting on the math side.