Peking Luck Slot Machine

How To Play

On either side of the large spin button are symbols for plus and negative. Use these to establish the size and kind of your wager and to modify it later if necessary.

When you click the plus sign, a window appears displaying the number of lines you're betting on, the number of coins per line, and the value of each coin. With the plus and minus buttons next to each, you can alter the number of coins per line and their value. A convenient counter at the bottom of the window displays your total wager in both dollars and coins.

The painted man with his incredible headpiece costs 700 for five appearances and only 200 for two. Five dragons cost 500 gold, but two dragons cost only two. The typical elaborate drum with ribbons is valued at 400 for five drums, 80 for four drums, and 20 for three drums. The gorgeous pink fan costs 300 for five fans, 75 for four fans, and 15 for three fans. In addition, five cymbals cost 250, four cymbals cost 60, and three cymbals cost 15.

There are standard playing cards, albeit they are rendered in a variety of jewel-like hues. Five, four, and three Aces are worth 200, 50, and 10 respectively. Five, four, and three Kings pay 150, 40, and 10 dollars, respectively. Five, four, and three Queens pay 125, 30, and 5, respectively. Five, four, and three 10s are equivalent to 100, 25 and 5. And finally, you earn 100, 25, 5, and 2 for five, four, three, and two nines, respectively.

Don't say you weren't warned about the lovely actress with the fan and the flower in her hair. Now the winnings become significant. This theatrical dame must make five appearances for you to receive 10,000 coins. Four performances will earn you 4,000, three will get you 500, and two will earn you 20.