JILI365 Asian Slots — Five Titles, Their Grids and Published Figures

Asian slots on this site are five titles whose names and symbols come from mahjong, the ox, the tiger and gems. Three are from the studio PG Soft and two are from the studio JILI, and each studio publishes a different amount about its own games.

The table below gives you the figures in one place, so you can pick by structure and ceiling instead of by name. For the full ranking context, start from the top slots reference.

The five Asian-themed slots at a glance

Every cell is taken from the studio’s own published data held in this site’s game file. Not published means the studio states no figure.

Open the PG tab for the first three and the Jili tab for the last two, then search the title. The stake you can choose is read on each game’s bet panel, since none of the five has a stake figure in this site’s data.

What the three PG Soft titles each do

PG Soft publishes an RTP and a feature description for each of these, and the studio’s profile is at the PG Soft studio page.

1. Mahjong Ways cascading ways slot runs 1,024 ways on a 5x4 grid with cascading wins, and its free-spins multiplier climbs to 10x.
2. Fortune Ox irregular 3-4-3 grid uses ten paylines and a respin feature that keeps the reels spinning until a win lands.
3. Fortune Tiger full-screen multipliers pays 10x for a full screen of matching symbols and 500x for a screen of wilds.

Tiger slots: where Fortune Tiger sits

If you are searching for tiger slots, this site documents one, Fortune Tiger. It is the smallest build of the five on a 3x3 grid with five paylines, and its published maximum win is 2500x.

The small grid is the reason its full-screen conditions are reachable at all. A screen of nine symbols can fill, which a 6x5 layout could not do in the same way, so the two multipliers of 10x and 500x sit on conditions you can see happening.

Chinese slots: mahjong, ox and gems

The phrase Chinese slots is a theme label that players use, not a studio category, and no studio here calls its game by it. Mahjong is a Chinese tile game, and the ox and the tiger are animals of the Chinese zodiac, which is the imagery these three PG Soft titles lean on.

The two JILI titles use a gem theme instead. Fortune Gems three-reel notes cover the original, with no feature round and a 375x ceiling. Fortune Gems 2 lucky wheel covers the sequel, which keeps the 3x3 grid and five paylines and reaches 10000x with a lucky wheel and full-symbol mechanic.

Picking between the five

Use the structure in the table, not the theme, to choose.

• Want the highest published ceiling: Mahjong Ways at 25000x.
• Want the smallest, simplest grid: Fortune Tiger or either Fortune Gems title, all 3x3 with five paylines.
• Want a sequel comparison inside one studio: Fortune Gems at 375x against Fortune Gems 2 at 10000x.
• Want an RTP in front of you: the three PG Soft titles, since JILI publishes none for the two Fortune Gems games.

More of the studio’s range is on the JILI games and their published specs page. Whichever you open, the lowest total bet is read on the game’s own bet panel, and how minimum bet is built shows how to read it.