Mahjong

In Mahjong Slot Game, forming three identical tiles creates a Pong, while four creates a Kong—both do not require alignment. Eliminating Pong, Kong, or flower tiles refreshes the board or triggers extra draws. Four sets of reserved Pong/Kong tiles activate the "Ting" phase, where matching two identical tiles results in an instant win. If a winning hand is possible upon draw, the system automatically declares it. Winnings are calculated based on the number of special tiles collected and the final hand pattern.

When three or more Freegame symbols appear, players are awarded eight free game rounds with doubled rewards. During this phase, any elimination triggers a tile replenishment, though Pong or Kong combinations will not cause a full board reshuffle. If three or more Freegame symbols appear again during free spins, eight additional rounds are granted. In case of disconnection, the system will auto-complete the remaining free game rounds to ensure uninterrupted gameplay.

When three or more Freegame tokens appear, players are awarded eight free spins. During free spins, any elimination triggers a tile replenishment effect, enhancing the chance for additional rewards. If three or more Freegame symbols appear again, eight extra spins are granted. Note that during this feature, Pong or Kong combinations do not trigger a full board reshuffle, ensuring a continuous and strategic free game experience.

Upon entering the game, players roll two dice to determine their Initial Flower. If the drawn flower appears during gameplay, players receive one additional point. However, this flower does not contribute to Flower Kong combinations and is not counted toward the score in the “All Eight Flower” gameplay mode. This mechanic adds a strategic layer while maintaining clear scoring rules.

When a player successfully forms four sets of Pung or Kong, they enter the "ready hand" stage. At this point, once two identical tiles appear on the board, the player immediately completes a winning hand. The payout is calculated based on the existing tile configuration, including all Pung, Kong, and potential flower tiles, ensuring fair and dynamic scoring that reflects the player's strategy throughout the game.

In the Mahjong slot game, when a player draws a flower tile during gameplay, it triggers the “Supplementing Flowers” mechanism. According to traditional Mahjong rules, drawing a flower allows the player to immediately draw one additional tile, maintaining the standard hand size. This feature adds an extra layer of excitement and strategy, as each flower tile not only contributes to the final scoring pattern but also provides an additional opportunity to form winning combinations through the newly drawn tile.

When three identical Mahjong tiles appear on the reels, the "Peng" feature is triggered, awarding the player with an instant score bonus. This mechanic replicates the traditional Mahjong action of forming a triplet and is automatically activated when conditions are met—no manual input is required. The straightforward rule design enhances the gameplay experience while preserving the strategic and thematic elements of classic Mahjong.

When four identical Mahjong tiles appear on the reels, the "Gang" feature is activated, awarding the player with a higher score bonus. Inspired by the traditional Mahjong move of forming a quad, this mechanic triggers automatically once the condition is met. It adds an extra layer of excitement and reward potential, while maintaining the core elements of Mahjong gameplay in a streamlined slot format.