3Win8 · Seat 02
Jue Zhan Tian Xia: pick a fighter on 3Win8
An arcade betting board on 3Win8 where you stake on cartoon Monkey King style fighters, Player, Bank or Tie, then watch a marker run around the board.

No reels here. Jue Zhan Tian Xia is one of the 3Win8 arcade boards, and the first thing you see is a grid of cartoon faces with numbers next to them.
The characters are chibi versions of the Monkey King and his rivals: a green dragon, a masked warrior, a girl with green hair. The help screen shows three of those match-ups and says there are "12 type of bet for player betting".

On the betting screen the faces sit in red, green and yellow rows, each with its own number. The monkey boxes carry the biggest ones (40, 35, 31), smaller characters go down to 5 or 6. On the right are separate Bank, Tie and Player boxes showing 2, 26 and 2. You pick a chip (0.50 in the screenshot) and tap boxes, then use Auto, Rebet or Last Result along the bottom.
Two Chinese tags sit on the results strip above the grid: 四大天王 ("Four Heavenly Kings") and 红灯全中 ("all red lights hit"). They look like special outcomes. Nothing I saw says what they pay.
When the round runs
After betting, the view switches to an island map ringed by character tokens, and a Monkey King riding a cloud moves round them until he stops on one.

The old page promised a jackpot if you "choose the right character". A jackpot message does scroll across the top bar, but there's no explanation of how it's won, so I wouldn't pick a box because of it. And the Last Result history is just history. It doesn't make any face due.
Racing Cars is the same idea with car badges. Both are on the 3Win8 games hub, and an agent can get you a 3Win8 game ID if you want to try one.
Ask the dealer: common questions
What do the numbers next to each character mean?
They look like payout odds for that box (40, 35 and 31 on the monkey boxes, 2 on Bank and Player), but the screenshots don't include a full explanation.
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.




