Coin feature information
Majestic Red Dragon Bonus Game
The separate Bonus Game replaces the normal symbols with golden coins and presents a vertical multiplier ladder from x3 to x500.
Product overview
A coin collection field with escalating multiplier markers
Bonus Game is one of the main named features in Majestic Red Dragon. Its media shows a complete 5x3 field framed by the same red and gold architecture as the base reels, but the normal lotus, koi, scroll and card values are replaced by golden coins and empty jade positions.
A vertical ladder at the left contains ten visible multiplier markers. Three numbered tabs appear above the field. Together these elements create a dedicated collection interface that is visually separate from the Double Symbol Wheel and Free Spins mode.
Coin field
Fifteen positions form the central collection area
The Bonus Game uses five columns and three rows, matching the outer dimensions of the main slot. Most visible positions contain large square-holed gold coins, while unfilled positions use a textured green background.
Because the field retains the familiar 3x5 shape, the transition feels connected to the base game even though the symbol set changes completely. Coin occupancy becomes the main information on screen.
Multiplier ladder
Ten visible steps rise from x3 to x500
The ladder begins with x3 and continues through x6, x9, x12, x15 and x20. Higher sections show x50, x100, x200 and x500. A small marker sits beside the current lower area of the scale in the displayed state.
The broad range gives the Bonus Game a clear escalation theme. Multipliers are presented as a vertical journey rather than being scattered across individual reel symbols.
Three tabs
Numbered stages appear above the grid
Tabs labeled 1, 2 and 3 are visible above the coin field, with the first tab highlighted in the displayed state. Their placement creates a clear stage indicator separate from the multiplier ladder.
This top navigation makes the Bonus Game easier to scan. The player can identify the current numbered state, coin occupancy and multiplier position without returning to the main reel controls.
Collection theme
Golden coins replace the normal picture symbols
The game description emphasizes collection mechanics and multipliers. In the Bonus Game media, that concept is expressed through repeated gold coins and open spaces rather than a mixture of character and card symbols.
The simplified symbol field focuses attention on progress. Temple scenery and cherry blossoms remain visible outside the frame, maintaining the same dragon-world setting.
Feature separation
Bonus Game is distinct from Free Spins and the wheel
Free Spins use the Double Symbol Wheel and return to the standard reel symbol set with stacked dragon Wilds. Bonus Game instead uses the coin field, multiplier ladder and numbered tabs.
These separate interfaces explain why both features deserve individual pages. Each has its own visual vocabulary and information hierarchy while remaining part of the same 25-line product.
Win presentation
Big Win and Mega Win overlays retain the dragon styling
Big Win and Mega Win states use gold lettering, falling coins and a dark green result panel framed by twin dragon ornaments. The normal reels remain visible behind the overlay.
These result screens continue the same red, gold and jade palette used by the coin feature. They provide a visual end point for larger outcomes without introducing another reel format.
Quick reference
Majestic Red Dragon at a glance
The main specifications and feature names are collected below for direct comparison across the reels, wheel, bonus field and supported interfaces.
FAQ
Bonus Game questions
Is Bonus Game a listed feature?
Yes. It appears in the main Majestic Red Dragon feature list.
What replaces the normal reel symbols?
The displayed bonus field uses large golden coins and green spaces.
How many positions are visible?
The field uses fifteen positions in a five-by-three layout.
Where is the multiplier ladder?
It appears vertically to the left of the coin field.
What is the first visible multiplier?
The ladder begins at x3.
What is the highest visible multiplier?
The top displayed marker is x500.
Which intermediate multipliers appear?
The ladder includes x6, x9, x12, x15, x20, x50, x100 and x200.
How many numbered tabs are shown?
Three tabs labeled 1, 2 and 3 appear above the field.
Which tab is highlighted in the game media?
The first tab is highlighted.
Does the Bonus Game use the Free Spins Wheel?
The two features use separate interfaces.
Does the temple background remain visible?
Yes. The landscape remains around the bonus frame.
Does the outer grid size change?
The Bonus Game keeps the same five-column, three-row footprint.
Where is Free Spins explained?
The Free Spins page covers the Double Symbol Wheel and stacked Wild state.