Fortune Tiger: Rules, Symbols, Respins and RTP Explained

Fortune Tiger is a PG SOFT slot with three reels, three rows and five paylines. To read a result, check the winning line first, then any respin or multiplier condition. A single Wild does not automatically trigger x10: every symbol on the board must take part in a win.

The rules below come from PG SOFT’s English game information PDF. They explain how symbols, respins and x10 fit together, without treating the amounts in its illustrations as personal payout promises.

Cover artwork: PG SOFT. Illustration, not a gameplay result.

What game is Fortune Tiger?

PG SOFT stands for Pocket Games Soft. Its official Fortune Tiger product entry uses website ID 110, while the catalogue’s game ID is 126. These identify the same title. Its artwork features a golden tiger and Chinese festive symbols. The slot game information hub covers related game terms.

How to read the lines and symbols

The board has nine positions. Its five lines run across the middle, top and bottom rows, plus the two diagonals. Winning symbols must follow a line from the leftmost reel to the right. Only the highest win on each line is paid. Matching pictures in unrelated positions do not establish a line win.

The tiger tile marked Wild can stand in for any symbol. The other pictures include a gold ingot, a green-and-gold ornament, a red money bag, red packets, firecrackers and an orange.

Read the image in two parts: symbols and displayed values are on the left; the five line diagrams are on the right. For example, diagram 01 follows the middle row, while diagram 04 runs from top left through the centre to bottom right. This lets you check a path before trying to explain an amount.

The pictured values range from 3 beneath the orange to 250 beneath Wild. The accompanying rule says wins are shown in cash, but the illustration does not establish a universal total-stake multiplier or peso value. For an amount-specific question, use the paytable and currency shown in the actual game. See sections 2.2 and 3 of the official game information PDF.

When does the Fortune Tiger Feature continue?

Section 2.3 of the developer’s PDF describes a feature that can start randomly during a spin. The game chooses one ordinary symbol. During the feature, only that symbol, Wilds and blank spaces can appear.

1. When the reels stop, check whether a new chosen symbol or Wild has appeared.
2. One or more new symbols means another respin. Symbols already present stay in place.
3. No new chosen symbol or Wild means the feature ends and wins are paid.

For example, if the chosen symbol is the bag, a newly appearing bag or Wild continues the sequence. Bags merely remaining from the previous stop do not. This illustrates the documented rule, not a recorded round. Wild cannot be the chosen ordinary symbol, but it can still help the feature continue.

PG SOFT’s official Fortune Tiger announcement also describes random activation. It supplies no schedule or button sequence for forcing the feature.

What actually triggers the x10 multiplier?

Section 2.4 and its illustrated example require all nine symbols to take part in a win. The example shows three bags across the top, three firecrackers across the middle and three oranges across the bottom. Each row follows a winning horizontal line. All positions contribute, even though the board contains three different symbol types.

That example resolves a common mix-up: x10 does not require nine identical pictures, and a full board alone is insufficient. The pictures must form wins. The multiplier applies to the qualifying win, not automatically to the stake. The PDF separately states a maximum of 2,500 times the winning spin’s bet amount; it is not a typical result.

Which version does the 96.81% RTP describe?

The downloaded English PDF is marked Version 1.0 r5 and carries the printed update date 08/07/2025. Its introduction and summary table report an overall theoretical RTP of 96.81% and medium session volatility. The summary separates the RTP contribution into 64.96% from the main game and 31.85% from the Fortune Tiger Feature. These add to the overall figure; they are not three alternative settings.

The graphic’s other percentage marks are a comparison scale, not a list of selectable RTP versions. This document does not confirm which version a particular operator offers.

RTP describes theoretical return over many outcomes. It does not promise each person 96.81% back. Medium volatility also does not promise regular wins. The RTP and house edge explanation explains these terms in more detail.

What this information does and does not verify

For a disputed result, keep the game title, applicable rules, completed result and displayed amount together. Compare the line first, then any feature condition and multiplier. If the live rules differ from this PDF, seek documentation for that version.

A developer’s product information also does not verify a casino’s licensing, account handling or withdrawals. Those require separate evidence. For Philippine operator checks, use the guide to checking a PAGCOR license; a PG SOFT logo alone does not complete that check.

Source review: 19 October 2026. This article uses PG SOFT’s public product information and the English PDF identified above. No account, deposit, withdrawal, support interaction or real-money session was tested. It makes no claim about current availability at a particular operator.