Dragon Kingdom Eyes of Fire is a Pragmatic Play video slot with a 3 x 3 grid, five fixed paylines, Wild substitutions and a progressive multiplier that rises after non-winning spins.
Non-winning rounds raise the progressive multiplier, but the modifier returns to its starting level after the feature resolves a win.
Five Lines Under 95.49% RTP
| Provider | Pragmatic Play |
| Release date | February 4, 2021 |
| RTP | 95.49% |
| Volatility | Medium-low |
| Max win | x1,250 |
| Reels | 3 x 3 |
| Paylines/Ways | 5 paylines |
| Min/Max bet | $0.05-$25 |
| Theme | Fantasy & Magic, Mythology & Legends, Adventure & Treasure |
| Bonus buy | Not specified |
Misses Raise the Progressive Multiplier
Dragon and treasure symbols occupy a three-reel, three-row grid with five fixed paylines. Matching dragon and treasure symbols connect across the grid, while Wild symbols substitute for eligible icons and can complete line combinations within the compact layout.
The progressive feature changes after non-winning rounds by raising the multiplier level available to a later qualifying win. Each step modifies the value of the next successful line result rather than paying independently when the level increases.
Once a win uses the active multiplier, the progressive state returns to its starting level for subsequent play. If another spin produces no line award, the level can begin moving upward again under the same reset cycle.
Level Changes Reprice the Next Win
- Three reels: Nine positions keep the line evaluation mechanically compact.
- Five lines: A small fixed set determines every regular winning path.
- Wild role: Wild substitutions can complete eligible dragon symbol combinations.
- Miss steps: Non-winning rounds raise the multiplier level for later wins.
- Win reset: A successful use returns the modifier to its start.
- Level cycle: Progress rebuilds only after further non-winning paid rounds.
Low Line Count Limits Multiplier Reach
Progressive value peaks when a qualifying win arrives after the multiplier has climbed. A high level has no standalone award, and its displayed factor matters only when the next grid produces a qualifying line combination.
The x1,250 ceiling sits above a compact five-payline structure. Wilds can support a later win, but the 3 x 3 grid restricts simultaneous paths, and a multiplier increase during losing rounds does not recover the stakes already spent.
Medium-low volatility describes the supplied tier, while the multiplier cycle can still encourage continued attempts after several misses. The $25 upper stake limits absolute round size, yet increasing the bet does not preserve or improve the progressive level.
Player fit and limitations
- Miss buildup: Suits players tracking a modifier through losing rounds.
- Reset cycle: Suits players following one clear rise-and-reset state.
- Few paths: Only five paylines can convert the active multiplier.
- No recovery: Multiplier growth does not repay previous losing stakes.
A rising multiplier can prompt stake increases after several non-winning rounds.
Keep one stake until the modifier resets.
Comparing Progressive Modifier Systems
Both alternatives separate multiplier progression from the underlying line result.
| Slot | RTP | Volatility | Main difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Over The Moon | 96.55% | High | Uses a collector instead of loss-driven level increases. |
| Genie Jackpots Big Spin Frenzy | 94.96% | Medium-high | Adds jackpot progression rather than a win-triggered reset. |
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FAQ
It increases after non-winning rounds under the progressive feature.
The grid must form a qualifying line win while that level is active.
It resets after a win uses the current level.
No. Stake size does not create or protect the progressive state.







