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Lucky Kiwi Floats Through Koi Gates to Big Win Streak

It was a lucky couple of days for one Kiwi when the Koi Gates opened and big win after big win tumbled out right into his lap!

prplay-floating-dragon-hold-and-spin-thumbnail37-year-old Tony from New Zealand was keen to celebrate the end of August in style by spending some time on some of his favourite slot games. He packed his bags and took a trip to the Far East with his first destination being the Floating Dragon: Hold and Spin slot game. He was keen to join in on the cultural festivities so he bought a $10 bet kite and watched it dance through the clouds amongst other intricately designed kites. As he reeled it back in, he noticed a big win red packet tied to the tail of his kite and was thrilled to find $1,270 inside of it!

haban-koi-gate-thumbnailSince he was already in the area, he hopped into a plane and travelled to Japan to visit the Koi Gate slot game. He spent quite some time here admiring the beautifully coloured and speckled fish as they swam around in their pond. Tossing handfuls of $9 bet treats into the water, he basked in the calm serenity until the torii gate before him opened up and revealed a mighty dragon. The dragon was impressed by Tony’s generosity and bestowed upon him 5 bags of golden coins. In total, he poured out $6,375 in big win gold coins from them!

Filled with adrenaline from his streak of big wins, he travelled back to the Floating Dragon: Hold and Spin slot game. He wandered through the festival and played a couple of $10 bet rounds on one of the traditional fair games. Luck must have been on his side because he won both rounds and was awarded two big win prizes of $1,150 and $1,010 each.

revoo-eddy-dundee-thumbnailTony then took a brief trip over to the land down under in the Eddy Dundee slot game where he got to meet the charismatic Eddy Dundee himself. He flung his $10 bet boomerang across the outback, and just like any good boomerang, it came flying back to him… only this time, there was a $1,678 big win attached!

The heat of the Outback was starting to get draining so he packed up his gear and returned to the serenity of the Koi Gate slot game. He relaxed by the towering bamboo while tossing $9 bet fish food into the pond and watching as the koi gleefully ate them up. As he walked around the grounds, he was surprised to find a little envelope addressed to him hanging off a stalk of bamboo. Inside, he found a big win emerald worth $2,095.50.

He started to notice that his luck was concentrated in his two favourite locations so to test this theory, he flew back to the Floating Dragon: Hold and Spin slot game. He masterfully manoeuvred three $10 bet kits across the sky, earning himself excited applause from the other festival goers in the process. In return for his showmanship, he was gifted three dazzling big win model boats worth $1,040, $2,405 and $1,085 each.

Wanting to feel more connected to the culture and traditions of Japan, he returned once more to the Koi Gate slot game to participate in a unique custom called Tanabata. He walked through the torii gates towards the nearby shrine, wrote his wish on a $9 bet tanzaku paper and tied it to one of the colourful trees already adorned with similar wishes. His wish of good fortune definitely came true as he stumbled upon a big win bag of gold coins worth $1,113.50 shortly after that!

As his adventure came to an end, Tony decided to go out with a bang in the Floating Dragon: Hold and Spin slot game. He watched the boats sail down the river and was enamoured by the intricate kites flying high above him. He tried his luck by playing a $10 bet round on another festival game and managed to score the big win grand prize worth $2,100! Just as he was collecting his prize, fireworks lit up the sky as if they were celebrating his truly remarkable day out!

By the end of his one-day slot adventure, he had amassed a grand total of $21,322 in big wins. We hope that Tony experiences more good fortune on his slot journey and that other players may receive similar good luck in the future.

/Josh Brown
News editor