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Jue Zhan Tian Xia, a character ring game rather than a slot
No reels at all. Jue Zhan Tian Xia puts cartoon heroes round a lake, and you bet on which one the light stops on. The bet board, explained.

Despite the racing label the old page gave it, this is closer to the light-chasing machines you see in arcades. Cartoon heroes in round tokens circle a map of a lake, a light runs round them and stops, and whatever it lands on pays. Jue Zhan Tian Xia roughly means "decisive battle for the world", which explains the vs screens in the bonus.
The bet board
Twelve boxes make up the main board: four characters, each in a red, green and yellow version. The monkey hero pays the most, 35, 31 or 40 depending on colour. The girl with hair buns pays 17, 15 or 20, the green character with the moon crest pays 10, 8 or 11, and the horned one pays 6, 5 or 7. On the right are three extra boxes, Bank (2), Tie (26) and Player (2). Along the bottom you'll find Win, Total Bets, a 0.50 chip, Auto, Rebet and Last Result.

Two special results are shown on the ring in Chinese: 四大天王 (four heavenly kings) and 红灯全中 (all red lights hit). The screens don't show what either pays.
The ring and the bonus
After betting, the view switches to the map. Tokens run all the way round the edge, and the monkey hero flies across the water on his staff. A help page shows three bonus pairings, the monkey against three rivals, and says the game has 12 bet types in total.


The 3Win8 lobby mixes games like this with its slots. For a change of pace try Lotto Madness or the car-themed Racing Cars, or go back to the 3Win8 game list and the 3Win8 overview. IDs come through our partner's sign-up page.
For adults only (18+). Online gambling is illegal in Malaysia and arcade-style games move fast, so read our responsible gaming page first.
Questions people ask
Is Jue Zhan Tian Xia a slot?
No. There are no reels. You put chips on character boxes, a light runs round a ring of character tokens and stops on one, and the matching box pays at the odds shown.
What are the 12 bets?
Four characters, each in red, green or yellow, so twelve boxes in all. The screenshot shows odds from 5 to 40 depending on the character and colour.
What do Bank, Tie and Player mean here?
They're a side bet borrowed from baccarat, printed next to the character boxes. The board shows Bank 2, Tie 26 and Player 2 in our screenshot.
18+ only. Real-money game, and online gambling is illegal in Malaysia. Don't play with money you need, and stop when it stops being fun. Responsible gaming.




