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The Great Ming Empire: a two-ship win paid from the right

A Ming-dynasty slot with gold card letters on parchment reels. One capture shows a win of two ships on reels 4 and 5, which backs the old claim that lines pay both ways.

The Great Ming Empire reels on parchment under a red palace roof: a court lady with a hair ornament and a palace gate on reel 1, gold J, K, A and Q letters, blue-and-white dragon vases and two treasure ships

The winning line in this set runs backwards. On line 1, the middle row, the purple box lights up round two treasure ships on reels 4 and 5, and a small tag underneath says RM0.03. Reel 1 on that line shows a dragon-wrapped scroll, and reel 2 an A. So those two ships paid from the right.

That fits what the old page said about The Great Ming Empire: lines pay left to right and right to left, and some symbols pay for two. It's a Playtech game, and in the LPE88 mobile app it sits under a red palace roof with 大明帝国 and THE GREAT MING EMPIRE in gold, with misty mountains either side.

Line 1 across the middle row with two treasure ships boxed on reels 4 and 5 and an RM0.03 tag, the emperor stacked on reel 3, and WIN RM0.03 in the bottom bar
Fig. 1 Line 1 across the middle row with two treasure ships boxed on reels 4 and 5 and an RM0.03 tag, the emperor stacked on reel 3, and WIN RM0.03 in the bottom bar

Who's on the reels

The court is the main cast. The emperor wears a black official's hat and a yellow robe with a dragon curling round the frame (the old page called him Emperor Hongwu, the dynasty's founder; the game doesn't name him on screen). The lady has a jewelled hair ornament and a pink robe on a green background. Then there's a three-masted treasure ship on a blue sea, and a palace gate with red stairs that looks taller than the other tiles.

The lower-middle set is decorative: a blue-and-white vase with a dragon wrapped round its base, a blue crystal ball held by a dragon, and a dragon holding a blue scroll. The card letters J, Q, K and A are carved gold on the parchment.

Gold A, K, J and Q letters with a blue dragon vase and the court lady on reel 1, a treasure ship on reel 2 and a crystal ball on reel 3
Fig. 2 Gold A, K, J and Q letters with a blue dragon vase and the court lady on reel 1, a treasure ship on reel 2 and a crystal ball on reel 3

The bet in these captures

The bottom bar reads LINES 1, LINE BET RM0.01, TOTAL BET RM0.01. The player's balance hovers between RM31.50 and RM31.52 across six spins, with that three-sen ship win the only payout. I didn't find the total number of lines, a paytable or a feature screen in this set.

For more Chinese court slots on LPE88, try Heavenly Ruler, where the palace symbol also pays from two, or Zhao Cai Jin Bao Jackpot for a fortune theme with a jackpot. The LPE88 overview explains how accounts and withdrawals work, and LPE88 games has the full list. If you want to try it, ask a provider for an LPE88 game ID.

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Questions people ask

Does The Great Ming Empire pay both ways?

The old page said so, and one capture fits: on line 1 two ships on reels 4 and 5 are boxed and pay RM0.03, while reel 1 on that line holds a scroll. That's a right-to-left win. I didn't see a paytable to confirm the rule for every symbol.

How much does The Great Ming Empire cost per spin on LPE88?

In these captures the player bets one line at RM0.01, so one sen a spin. The full line count isn't visible, so I can't tell you the cost with every line on.

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