ACE333 · Seat 04
Si Xiang: the four celestial beasts on ACE333 reels
Si Xiang puts the guardian beasts of Chinese myth on a red-lacquer 5x3 grid. What the ACE333 screens show, including the Dollar Ball button.
Check the top-left corner before your first spin. There's a small gold Dollar Ball button marked ENABLE, and it's an extra side bet on top of your line bet. Easy to miss, and it changes what each spin costs.
Si Xiang (四象) means the Four Symbols, the four guardian beasts of Chinese myth: the Azure Dragon, the Vermilion Bird, the White Tiger and the Black Tortoise. Three of them show up in these screenshots. The phoenix lands in fiery red, often stacked two high. The white tiger leaps across a blue oval, and the green dragon coils inside a gold frame. The tortoise never appears, which is a shame because the old page made a fuss about a turtle fighting a snake.
Other symbols are a bagua disc with yin-yang in the centre, a gold Si Xiang logo tile, and brush-painted card ranks (9 to A) in six different colours. The whole thing sits inside a gold frame on red lacquer.
The line count is 9. One shot has Lines 9 and Bet 0.90, the rest are at 1 line and 0.01. A red "Progressive Jackpot" ticker scrolls behind the title, above that sit Major, Random and Minor bars, and the bottom bar is the standard ACE333 one.
Si Xiang is in the ACE333 lobby. You'd need to get an ACE333 game ID from an agent to try it; the platform guide covers top-up and cuci.
Ask the dealer: common questions
Does Si Xiang pay both ways?
The old page said so. There is no paytable in the screenshots, so I can't confirm it.
What is the Dollar Ball button?
An optional lottery-style side bet, shown top left and marked ENABLE. Its cost and rules aren't on this screen, so check the in-game help before switching it on.
18+ only. Real-money games; online gambling is restricted in Malaysia. Never top up money you need, and stop if it stops being fun. Responsible gaming.
