Lucky Fortune Cat

Although maneki-neko, the waving cat, is originally a Japanese talisman, Chinese store owners have taken it over enough for it to be attributed to the Chinese culture, which is known around the world to have a full collection of luck charms. So Red Tiger can be forgiven for creating Lucky Fortune Cat, their latest video slot, to include lots of Chinese-themed designs.

The game is laid out in a five-by-three configuration on a scroll. The symbols include ten, jack queen, king, and ace written in calligraphy, plus a hammer, a jingle bell, and a traditional gold ingot.

The golden carp is wild and can substitute for anything you need to make a win. The grinning Lucky Fortune Cat is your scatter. One will trigger a free spin. Two will place random wilds on the board. More than two scatters place multipliers on the board, up to 18 times your original bet. And there's a cool water feature as well.

The game is optimized for desktops, laptops and mobile devices. If you want to hide the counter for the Daily Drop and Mega Drop progressive jackpots, simply click on the arrow at the top of your screen, to the left of the volume control icon, and it will be hidden. This gives you a bigger playing area if you're playing on a smaller screen.

The company has not released the variance level. It has a 95.47% return to player ratio. There are 20 pay lines. The smallest bet is .20 credits, and the largest bet is 500 credits per spin. The most you can win on a single spin is 94,000 credits when you bet the maximum.