Pragmatic Play Goes Live with Floating Dragon Hold and Spin

Pragmatic Play has launched an online video slot Floating Dragon Hold and Spin. This Asian-themed game has 5 reels, 3 rows, and 10 active paylines and is packed with great bonus features. This title is developed in collaboration with the Reel Kingdom and these two companies have already developed a few other games together.

Theme and Game Features:

It is interesting how they designed this Asian dragon theme. Here, there are kite-style symbols that are floating and there are classic card symbols. This title also features wild symbols, hold and win re-spins, scatters symbols and extra spins. What's great about the game is the distribution of great prizes and here the maximum potential win is 5000x the bet! Another big plus is an RTP of 96.71%, which is high above the industry average. The betting range is decent and goes from $0.1 up to $250 and it’s a high volatility title, and players should bet wiser in order to survive in the long run!

Growing Portfolio:

This brand continues to create great games, and, in this title, there are definitely great features and attributes available which players will appreciate!

Yossi Barzely, Pragmatic’s Chief Business Development Officer commented: “We’re consistently looking for innovative new additions to our portfolio and are thrilled to launch our newest Hold and Spin hit. Our entire product portfolio continues to grow at an impressive rate as we look to continue to expand globally, with this release marking another positive step for us.”

More on the Leading Brand:

Pragmatic Play is a leading casino provider that continues to launch great casino content and it released around 280 games optimized to work well both on desktop and mobile devices, thanks to a development team that implements the latest technology available. The suite of games it offers exceeds many other games on the market. Its main products are slots, but its portfolio also includes video poker, keno, and table games. Its content is available in over 80 countries and translated into 18 languages around the world, which is impressive and shows that it wants games to be accessible to everyone.

By Ivan Stefanovic