Dragon Power 10000 Ways Slot Review & Free Play

Dragon Power 10000 Ways: Defeat Magic Weilding Dragons For up to 4,000x Treasures

The giant dragon guarding Dragon Power 10,000 Ways isn't protecting treasure from evil spirits, he's protecting it from the player. With 10,000 ways to win, multipliers up to 100x, a hold & win bonus, and free spins on the table, you’d think even one of these features would deliver some returns. Let me show you what I managed to get out of this slot after an hour of play.

The game uses six reels in a 4-5-5-5-5-4 layout to create 10,000 ways to win. Symbol payouts range from 0.12x to 25x your bet, and the base game wasn't completely miserable. Smaller combinations kept landing every 3 to 4 spins, usually paying between 0.36x and 1.40x, while five tiger symbols occasionally pushed that up to around 10x my bet.

Wild symbols deserve some credit too. They showed up surprisingly often on the second and third reels, patching together combinations that would've otherwise never triggered.

Eventually, after about 20 minutes of grinding through the base game, I landed five Scatter symbols to trigger 15 Free Spins. Every win during the feature receives a randomly selected multiplier between 2x and 100x, while extra Scatters can award additional spins. Unfortunately, the feature was an absolute disaster.

Eight consecutive spins produced nothing at all before the ninth finally landed a rooster combination worth 20x. The remaining spins went by without another meaningful hit, leaving the entire bonus stuck at a disappointing 20x payout.

Thinking it was simply bad luck, I gave the feature another chance. This time I triggered 10 Free Spins with three Scatters, only to finish with an even worse 8.96x return. I never managed to trigger the Hold & Win bonus despite playing for close to an hour, and by that point, I wasn't particularly motivated to keep chasing it.

Dragon Power 10,000 Ways has all the ingredients of a modern slot, but none of them make it particularly profitable. There is a 4,000x grand jackpot, but getting there requires triggering the Hold and Win mini-game, which remained elusive for far too long. For what it’s worth, the art style and animations are pretty unique, but that doesn’t justify the insane bankroll drain here.