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The Great Ming Empire, five lines read in two directions
An emperor, an empress, a treasure ship and the Forbidden City, on only five lines. The Great Ming Empire on Lpe88, and why its wins can start from either end.
Most Chinese-themed slots pick a festival or a god of wealth. The Great Ming Empire (大明帝国) goes for actual history, the Ming dynasty that ruled from 1368 to 1644. The old page named the founder, the Hongwu Emperor, and his empress as the two faces on the reels.
Five lines, both directions
This is a small game in terms of lines: up to five on a 5 by 3 grid. What makes up for it is that lines are read from both ends, left to right and right to left. Our one winning spin shows it. On line 1, the two treasure ships on reels 4 and 5 are boxed and pay RM0.03 at RM0.01 a line. The winning symbols sit at the right-hand end, not the left.
The symbols
The picture symbols are the emperor in a black hat and yellow robe, the empress in pink with a flower in her hair, a gate of the Forbidden City, a Ming treasure ship with golden sails, a blue and white porcelain vase, a scroll with a small dragon, and a dragon curled round a glowing blue pearl. The low symbols are gold card letters, J to A, on a parchment background. We don't have the pay table, so we can't say what each one pays.
Stakes
The old page gave a line bet range of 0.01 to 100 with a maximum of 500 a spin. Our screenshots only show the bottom: 1 line at RM0.01. Across five spins the balance wobbles between RM31.50 and RM31.52, which is about as low-stakes as slots get.
We've blurred the player ID and balance.
On Lpe88, Heavenly Ruler has another empress, and Zhao Cai Jin Bao Jackpot sticks with gold and dragons. More on the Lpe88 hub and the Lpe88 overview. If you want to play, the partner page gives out IDs.
18+ only. Online gambling is illegal in Malaysia. Paying both ways doesn't change the long-run maths. Our responsible gaming page explains the basics.
Questions people ask
Does The Great Ming Empire pay both ways?
The old page said so, and our winning screenshot fits: the two treasure ships that pay are on reels 4 and 5, counted from the right-hand end of the line.
How many lines does The Great Ming Empire have?
Up to five, according to the old page. Every screenshot we have plays 1 line at RM0.01.
Who is on the reels in The Great Ming Empire?
An emperor in a black hat and yellow robe and an empress in pink, plus the Forbidden City gate, a treasure ship, a blue and white vase, a scroll and a dragon wrapped round a blue pearl.
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.
