Bai Shi (白狮), White King under a Chinese name

Bai Shi is written 白狮 in the round red badge that serves as the logo and the wild, and it means white lion. If you've read our page on White King on NTC33, this will look very familiar. It's the same Playtech slot with a Chinese name on it: white lions, lion cubs, a lioness at sunset, an eagle and a golden crown, all on a 5x4 grid in front of mountains.

What's the same, what's different

The layout, the 40 line markers on both sides, the stone-look card symbols (9 to A) and the bet panel all match White King. The difference is the name. The title plate at the top and the red wild say 白狮 instead of White King. Chinese-named versions like this are common in Asian lobbies, and the Rollex11 lobby has several of them.

Stacks and crowns

The white lion's head is the stacked symbol. In one screenshot it fills three rows of reel 3, and in another it covers the whole of reel 5. The golden crown turns up often too: three on the top row of reels 2, 3 and 4 in one shot, and more below. The old page called the crown a scatter and mentioned the "Majestic Night" feature. On the NTC33 White King screens, a banner says the feature symbol on reels 2, 3 and 4 triggers Majestic Night free games. That fits the crowns here, but we didn't see the feature start.

One line or forty

Info, Lines and Line Bet with minus and plus, Win, Total Bet, Auto Play, Turbo Mode and Spin. The first screenshot shows all 40 lines at RM0.01, which is RM0.40 a spin. The rest are on a single line at RM0.01. That makes the stacked lions mostly decoration, since only one line can pay.

Other Chinese-themed slots on Rollex11 are Fei Long Zai Tian and Tiao Tiao Mao Jumping Cat. All of them are on the Rollex11 page, and the Rollex11 overview covers the app itself. If you want to play, ask the partner page for an ID.

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