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Jade Legends Demo

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RTP: 96.50%
Max Win: x20,000

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ABOUT THE GAME

Jade Legends combines position development with dragon coin collections. Gold and jade dragons treat the developed board differently after a collection.

The worked examples explain the payout calculation using virtual credits.

Positions grow by one rather than doubling

Five or more connected matching symbols pay on a 7x7 board. Winning positions are marked in gold. A later winning hit there starts x2 and further hits increase the position by one. Do not use Sugar Rush-style x2, x4, x8 doubling for this game.

The dragon uses the marked positions

A gold dragon can place coins worth up to 500 base bets on marked cells and collect them. Each coin uses its position multiplier. Pot symbols can also collect the visible boosted coin set. A coin's face value, the cell multiplier and number of collect events are separate parts of the total.

Gold and jade reset differently

Four scatters start eight spins, while five to seven open enhanced levels. Positions persist during free spins until a gold-dragon collection clears their multipliers. A jade dragon can collect without clearing them for the next spin. The colour therefore explains whether the developed board survives.

Follow the board after the collection

If a strong board becomes plain after a gold dragon, that is an expected reset rather than missing progress. If a jade dragon resolves it, look for the preserved cells. This transition is more informative than simply quoting the game's maximum prize; it explains what the next free spin begins with.

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Sugar Rush

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