Yu Wang Da Di, the Jade Emperor's court on five reels

In Chinese folk religion the Jade Emperor rules heaven, and his characters, 玉皇大帝, sit in green on a red plaque at the top of this NTC33 slot. Underneath them the English line reads YU HUANG DA DI. The old site filed the game as Yu Wang Da Di and spent half its text recommending a different slot. What follows comes from the five screenshots it kept.

The court on the reels

A green tiled palace roof with gold dragons on its ridges stretches across a starry night sky, and the reels hang below it in a dark green lattice. The picture symbols are portraits of the heavenly court. The emperor himself wears green and gold with a beaded crown. A smiling official in red has a long black beard, a young warrior has a third eye in his forehead, and a lady in purple holds a staff. A gold beast with flames around it sits on its own red tile.

The lower symbols are four round jade seals, in red, white, blue and green, each with an animal coiled inside. The old page names the Chinese character symbol as the wild, and that fits the silver coin carved with the four green characters of the title.

In that spin three of the coins land at once, but only line 1 was active and the middle row paid nothing, so WIN stayed at MYR0.

Lines and the bet panel

Twenty lines are numbered down both sides, in a mixed order starting 2, 12, 14 on the left and 9, 4, 18 on the right. The panel has an INFO button, a LINES box and a LINE BET box with plus and minus buttons, then WIN and TOTAL BET on a paper scroll, and green BET MAX, AUTO PLAY and TURBO MODE buttons beside a purple SPIN. The first screenshot plays all 20 lines at MYR0.01 for MYR0.20. The other four cut it to one line for MYR0.01, and while the reels turn every button except STOP goes grey.

What we couldn't see

There's no pay table, free games screen or bonus round in the set. The old page's claim that five wilds pay 10,000 coins is unconfirmed. Tap INFO in the game to see the real figures before you bet.

The NTC33 page covers the lobby and twelve more games, among them the gods of wealth in Wu Lu Cai Shen and the lucky children of Zao Chai Tong Zi. This is a real-money game for adults of 18 and over. Online gambling is illegal in Malaysia, and our responsible gaming page explains how to set limits.