Dragon Jackpot on LPE88 is a roulette game, not a slot

Our old page for this game talked about 20 paylines, a castle backdrop and an RTP figure. Then you open the screenshots and there's a roulette wheel. The game is Dragon Jackpot Roulette, with a Playtech logo printed on the felt, and the slot talk on the old page must have been copied from somewhere else.

Two extras on top of normal roulette

The first thing the game shows you is a help panel with two add-ons.

Dragon Jackpot is a switch on the right edge of the table. Turn it on and every spin has a chance at one of four jackpots, but the panel is upfront that this raises your total bet.

Dragon Bonus is a special chip. You put it on up to 12 numbers, and if the ball lands on a number that has both your normal chips and a Dragon Bonus chip, the bonus round starts.

Under that it's a plain European layout: a single green 0, 1 to 36 in red and black, the three dozens, 1-18, Even, the red and black diamonds, Odd, 19-36 and three "2 to 1" columns. Chips of 0.1, 1 and 5 sit bottom left with more scrolled off screen. Once a chip is down, UNDO, CLEAR BETS, x2 DOUBLE and SPIN appear.

When the wheel spins

The view cuts to a red and gold wheel with a gold dragon wound around the centre, plus a mini copy of the betting grid on the left. Four dragon jackpot counters float above it, from about RM300 up to roughly RM312,000, ticking up between shots. After the ball drops a little close-up shows the pocket, and the buttons change to DOUBLE & SPIN and REBET & SPIN.

Normal roulette bets pay what they always pay. The side features are where extra money goes, and neither the switch price nor the bonus round was captured, so I'd leave the switch off until you've read the in-game help. If you'd rather spin reels, Highway Kings is in the same LPE88 lobby. Either way, you first need to get an LPE88 game ID.