Fong Shen on Mega888: How Wins Are Counted and What the Yin Yang Wild Does

Fong Shen (also written Fengshen) takes its name from the Chinese legend of the investiture of the gods. The slot was built mainly for Asian players rather than the English-speaking market, and it shows in the theme and symbols.

Fong Shen presentation

The spin animation is smooth and detailed, with lifelike patterns on the symbols as the reels turn and stop. When you win, the amount is added to your total and also displayed across the entire screen, so there is no doubt when a spin has paid.

How Fong Shen counts a win

Wins follow standard left-to-right rules:

• A winning line needs 3, 4 or 5 matching symbols, starting from the leftmost reel.
• On each line, only the highest combination is paid. If a line holds five matching symbols, you are paid for five, not for three plus four as well.
• Any bonus you win is added on top of the line wins for that spin.

Knowing this helps when you read the paytable. The five-symbol value for each icon is the figure that matters most, since that is what a full line pays.

The yin yang wild

In Fong Shen the wild is the yin and yang symbol. In Chinese philosophy and religion it stands for opposite forces that complete each other, and it became a familiar design on jewellery and posters in the 1990s.

As a wild, it substitutes for the regular symbols to complete winning lines. A yin yang sitting in the middle of a near-miss can turn it into a pay.

Before you play Fong Shen

The original listing does not give line counts, bet limits or free spin details, so open the help screen for those. Set your RM budget first, then play Fong Shen on Mega888. For more titles on the app, see our Mega888 reviews.