Xiao Fu Bao Slot by Light & Wonder

Three cartoon Fu Babies, dressed in red, blue and white silk robes, peek out from a mountain of overflowing gold ingots. That's the visual hook, and it's also the mechanical hook - each baby triggers a different version of the Cash Falls collection. The cabinet is dressed in lacquered red panels and gold filigree, with the 小福宝 logo glowing inside a red paper lantern.

The base game runs 720 ways across six reels of four rows. The Fu Dog pays from just two matching symbols on adjacent reels, which is unusual - most six-reel ways games make you wait for three. A full reel of golden Foo Lions hits the top of the paytable; Money Trees and the porcelain Teapot sit a tier below.

Coins are where the math gets interesting. Cash Falls coins drop in 13 different denominations, scaling from a small bronze tap to a hefty $20 piece at minimum stake (and into the hundreds if you push the bet up). They land, they sit on the grid, and they wait. Nothing happens to them until a Fu Baby trigger arrives - then every coin currently visible gets swept up and paid out. Red, Blue and White Babies each fire a different collection variant, so the same three coins on the screen can resolve very differently depending on which kid shows up.

Five of those coin spots double as jackpot tiers. Mini, Minor, Major and Maxi all award fixed multipliers of your stake, climbing to the Mega at the top. The Mega caps the game's payout ceiling, so once a Coin reveals that value the round is essentially decided. Awards are routed through the Cash Falls collection rather than a separate jackpot wheel, which keeps the feature tightly integrated.

Free Spins arrive through Fu Baby accumulation and feed into a Wheel round with multiple jackpot landing spots. There's also a Buy Pass for anyone who'd rather skip straight to the bonus, and a wild shaped like a Sycee ingot that subs anywhere it lands. This is the original entry in the Xiao Fu Bao line, the one the sequel builds on - same 6x4 engine, same five-tier ladder, same trio of mascots, no Tree Tricksters yet. Cleaner, a little less busy, with the Fu Babies doing all the heavy lifting on their own.