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Ji Xiang 8, nine squares and a golden God of Wealth
A small 3x3 grid of Chinese lucky symbols with eight fixed lines, next to a golden God of Wealth statue. Wins and bets from the old NTC33 screens.

Ji Xiang means auspicious, and every symbol on this small grid is a lucky charm. The grid is only three by three, set under a red and gold temple roof, with golden dragons climbing both sides and a big golden God of Wealth statue sitting on a pile of coins to the right.
Nine squares, eight lines
The numbered tabs 1 to 8 around the grid are the lines: three across, three down and the two diagonals. There is no LINES button, only LINE BET with minus and plus, so all eight are always in play. At MYR0.01 a line the total is MYR0.08.

The first screenshot has a golden dragon head in all nine squares. The screens don't show what that pays.
The symbols
Apart from the dragon head, there's a red medallion with a gold 8, a gold koi on a blue disc, the 福 character for good fortune, a red lantern, a red knot and a gold ingot. Three 福 on the bottom line paid MYR0.28 and three knots across the middle MYR0.18.

AUTO SPIN, TURBO MODE and SPIN finish the panel.
Other Chinese-themed NTC33 slots: Chao Ji 888, Jin Qian Wa and Zhao Cai Tong Zi. The NTC33 list has more, and the NTC33 overview explains IDs. Get a game ID from our partner.
18+ only. Online gambling is illegal in Malaysia; see responsible gaming.
Questions people ask
How many lines does Ji Xiang 8 have?
Eight, and they are fixed. The numbered tabs 1 to 8 frame the grid, and the total bet is always eight times the line bet: MYR0.08 at MYR0.01 a line.
What did the screens show paying?
Three 福 characters on the bottom line paid MYR0.28, and three red knots on the middle line paid MYR0.18, both at MYR0.08 a spin.
Who is the gold statue next to the reels?
It's a God of Wealth figure holding a gold ingot. The old page called it a Buddha, and it called the dragons beside the reels snakes. Both were wrong.
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.




