Dragon Jackpot (LPE88): five dragons, card symbols and a scatter
A Leander slot illustrated by the Argentine dragon painter Ciruelo, where five colours of dragon run the paytable and the scatter pays from anywhere.
Reel notes at a glance
- Studio
- Leander
- Artwork
- Ciruelo (Gustavo Cabral)
- Top symbol
- Black Dragon, up to 2,500x line bet
- Low symbols
- A, K, Q, J, 10
- Scatter
- Pays 5 to 100, anywhere
- Platform
- LPE88
Dragon Jackpot sits in the LPE88 (Lucky Palace) lobby, and its selling point is the art. The old notes made big claims about it outclassing every other dragon slot; we'll leave that judgement to you and stick to what's on the reels.
Who painted the Dragon Jackpot dragons
The game comes from Leander, which hired Gustavo Cabral to create its visuals. Fans know him as Ciruelo, an Argentine fantasy artist whose speciality is, fittingly, dragons. That's why the creatures here look more like book-cover paintings than cartoon mascots.
The five dragons and the card symbols
Dragons run the paytable, as you'd expect. In order of value:
- Black Dragon, up to 2,500 times your line bet
- Silver Dragon
- Green Dragon
- Red Dragon
- Blue Dragon
Below them sit five card symbols, A, K, Q, J and 10, which fill the reels between the bigger hits. Most of your line wins will come from these, and they pay much less than the dragons.
The scatter and how to stake it
The scatter pays wherever it lands, no payline needed, with prizes from 5 up to 100. Check the paytable in the game to see how many scatters each amount needs and whether it is multiplied by your total bet.
Because the top dragon pays in multiples of the line bet, your line bet setting is what decides the size of every dragon win. Keep it modest while you learn the game.
You can play Dragon Jackpot on LPE88, and the LPE88 install guide explains how to get the app onto your phone.
Quick answers
Which symbol pays the most in Dragon Jackpot?
The Black Dragon, at up to 2,500 times the line bet. The Silver, Green, Red and Blue dragons follow in that order.
Who drew the Dragon Jackpot artwork?
Leander brought in Gustavo Cabral, the Argentine fantasy artist better known as Ciruelo, who is famous for painting dragons.
