Fei Long Zai Tian (Rollex11): expanding wilds and the Dragon's Pearl

Fei Long Zai Tian roughly means "flying dragon in the sky", and that is the whole mood of this Rollex11 slot. It is a Playtech five-reel video game from the studio's series built around Asian culture, history and myth. The same series includes titles such as Silent Samurai, about medieval Japanese warriors, and a geisha love story set in a Japanese garden.

How the expanding wild works

The game's logo symbol doubles as the wild, and it expands. When it lands, it stretches to fill all three positions on its reel, standing in for every normal paying symbol there.

A full-reel wild is useful because it can complete several lines at once. One wild covering a whole reel in the middle of the grid can connect symbols on either side across many lines in a single spin.

The Dragon's Pearl scatter

The one symbol the wild will not replace is the Dragon's Pearl. It is the scatter, which means it doesn't need to sit on a payline to pay. It counts wherever it appears on the reels, so keep an eye on the whole grid, not just the lines.

The old notes don't record how many pearls start a bonus or what that bonus is. The paytable in the game will tell you, and it is worth reading before your first spin.

Playing it on Rollex11

Set a budget, start with a modest stake and give the game enough spins to show you an expanded wild or two. You can play Fei Long Zai Tian in Rollex11, and if you still need the app, the Rollex11 install guide walks you through it.