Long Jia Xiang Yun Slot by Playtech

Three reels, one line, three dragons - that's all there is to the machine. Each tall window holds a single dragon coiled into a figure-eight among stylised clouds, one red-and-pink, one teal-and-purple, one green-and-yellow, and you win by matching three of a kind across the centre. Three green dragons pay the top 88x your bet. Three red pay 38x, three blue 28x, and any three dragons in mixed colours drop 8x. The paytable stops there.

There is nothing else to it. No wild, no scatter, no free spins, no respins, no bonus round. It's a pure classic in the old sense, built to spin one line and pay on a straight match, aimed at the Chinese market with prizes counted in yuan.

The one extra sits above the reels: two mystery jackpots handed out at random rather than by lining anything up. One is a capped Must Drop By pool, guaranteed to pay before it climbs past ¥8,888, and the other is an open progressive. Both read as "Not available" in the free demo, so fun-money play can't land either. With an 88x top on the base game and no features to chase, this is a small-stakes, low-key dragon slot, the kind you spin idly rather than hunt a big win on. The cabinet is polished wood over a deep-blue wave pattern, the red Chinese title and a small jackpot panel sitting up top.