Dragon Kingdom (NTC33): see-through reels and hands-off spinning
A fantasy slot you can see straight through: the reels float over a valley at sunset. Here is what the screens show and how the autoplay mode behaves.

Reel notes at a glance
- Platform
- NTC33
Dragon Kingdom on NTC33 is a slot that leans on its scenery. The reels are transparent, so you look straight through them to a valley at sunset with a river winding off toward the horizon.
The Dragon Kingdom look
Each reel sits inside an elegant decorative frame that looks a little like twisted roots. The overall feel borrows from the big fantasy sagas of books and television: castles, dragons and wide, moody skies.

It is a good-looking game on a phone screen, and the see-through reels mean the background is always in view rather than hidden behind a solid grid.

How the autoplay mode works
The old notes describe a mode where the reels start spinning again and again on their own, giving you repeated chances at a win. You don't need to press anything; you just watch.

You can switch back to normal play at any time, for example to change your bet settings. Any wins collected along the way add up and are transferred to your total credit.
Hands-off play is convenient, but it also speeds up how quickly you go through a balance. Decide how many spins you want before starting it, and check your credit when it stops.
What the old notes leave out
There is no information on paylines, bet range or the symbol values, and no detail on a bonus round. Rather than guess, open the paytable in the game before your first spin. It will show what each symbol is worth at your chosen stake.

When you are ready, you can play Dragon Kingdom on NTC33. There are more NTC33 reel notes if you would like to compare other titles.
Quick answers
Can I change my bet during autoplay in Dragon Kingdom?
Switch back to normal play first, then adjust your bet settings.
What happens to wins during Dragon Kingdom autoplay?
They add up as the reels spin and are transferred to your total credit.