The Great Ming Empire (LPE88): autoplay, scatter multipliers and a treasure pick
A Ming dynasty slot on LPE88 with a pick-three treasure bonus, big scatter multipliers and a wild that helps the emperor and queen pay.

Reel notes at a glance
- Wild
- Forbidden City
- Pick bonus
- Choose 3 treasures from 8
- Scatter multiplier
- x3 or x20
- Platform
- LPE88 (Lucky Palace)
The Great Ming Empire is an imperial Chinese slot in the LPE88 (Lucky Palace) app. The controls are plain, and the features are worth reading about before you spin.
Spinning and autoplay
The big red button starts a spin. If you'd rather not tap every time, AutoPlay runs a set number of spins at your current bet. It's convenient when you've settled on a stake and don't want to touch it.
The one habit to keep: pick a number of autospins you'd be comfortable watching all the way through, and stop it if your balance drops to your limit.


Read the paytable first
Before you start, open the paytable and study it properly. It tells you which symbols carry the weight and what the scatters are worth, and the rest of the game makes more sense once you have.

The treasure pick and scatter multipliers
The bonus hands you eight treasures and asks you to choose three. Whatever those three hold is added to your credit. There's no skill in the choice, so don't overthink it.
Scatters bring multipliers. The old notes quote x3 and x20 for four and five scatters, so the highest count is where the real jump happens. Check the in-game help to confirm which count pays which.


The Forbidden City wild
The Forbidden City symbol is the wild. It can replace the emperor or queen icons, which gives you an extra route to the game's most valuable line.
When you're ready, play The Great Ming Empire on LPE88, or look through the LPE88 reel notes for similar Chinese-themed titles.
Quick answers
What does the Forbidden City symbol do?
It's the wild, and it can replace the emperor or queen icons, which gives you more chances at the most valuable combination.
How does the treasure bonus work?
You're shown eight treasures and pick three. The values of the three you choose are added to your credit.