Tiger and Dragon Multiplier Slot by IGT

The cabinet is dressed for Lunar New Year. A pagoda-tile roof crowns the top of the reel surround in red and gold, "TIGER AND DRAGON" is carved into gold-trimmed wooden letters with "MULTIPLIER" in purple script below, and the side pillars come alive with a snarling orange tiger on the left and a fierce green Chinese dragon coiling up the right. Painted Chinese-art royals (J/Q/K/A in red, yellow and green leaf-borders) share reel space with a faceted blue sapphire, a gold treasure pot brimming with coins, a red jade-disc coin, and a folding red fan. It is unmistakably an IGT take on the Chinese-cultural template.

The 243-ways base game runs three separate trigger paths to bonus play, and which one fires depends entirely on how the Tiger and Dragon symbols fall. Three Tigers anywhere on the reels open the Tiger Bonus, a free-spin variant that leans into the Tiger side of the paytable. Three Dragons anywhere open the Dragon Bonus, the mirror version. Land five mixed Tiger and Dragon symbols in any combination and you hit the marquee Tiger and Dragon Bonus, which runs two grids in parallel and ladders up to a Grand Award sitting at the 2,000x ceiling.

A Mystery Bonus sits underneath all of that. Tiger or Dragon symbols randomly trigger it without the 3-count threshold being met, and the round resolves into one of the three named bonuses. One thing to flag honestly: this is the NoBB build, so the Buy Bonus options shipped in the standard release are not present here. The full version carries two buys, a 50x random-bonus draw that gives you one of the three, and a higher-priced direct Tiger and Dragon Bonus purchase. On this build you wait for the symbols, which means longer between bonuses but a cleaner read on what the base math actually does.

The Wild Multiplier orb is where the high-volatility upside lives. It substitutes for paying symbols and carries a random value from x2 all the way to x10, applied to any win it helps form. The orb stays active inside the bonus rounds too, so a x10 hit during the marquee Tiger and Dragon Bonus is the most direct path to the 2,000x cap. Engine-wise this is iSoftBet Pulse rather than the older WagerWorks cabinet stack, which is why the math reads cleanly on a 5x3 ways layout with a single multiplier overlay instead of a layered jackpot ladder, and why the franchise (Tiger and Dragon: Cash on Reels being the hold-and-win sibling) keeps splitting into mechanic-specific variants.