San Chong Baozha Blue: Bonus Combo

San Chong Baozha Blue: Bonus Combo Overview

San Chong Baozha Blue: Bonus Combo is a fireworks-themed Asian slot from NetGame Entertainment. It plays on 5 reels and 3 rows with 50 fixed paylines, and NetGame lists an RTP of 96.08%, medium-low volatility and a maximum win of 5,000x the bet, capped at €250,000. NetGame dates the release to 23 August 2024; SlotCatalog gives 15 August 2024. Bets run from 0.20 to 20.

The figures in this review come from our own demo session, played at a bet of 10.00 FUN, which works out at 0.20 per line.

Night Sky and Three Rockets

The reels sit at the foot of a pagoda under a dark blue night sky, and the space above them is taken up by three giant firework rockets. Each one is tied to a different bonus: the purple rocket is marked ULTRA GAMES, the red one in the middle DOUBLE UP and the green one EXTRA GAMES. A row of four jackpot plaques runs across the very top of the screen.

The symbols follow the same theme: a lady in a blue headdress, a pink lotus, a paper scroll, a red firecracker and a green jade gourd, plus the card letters from A down to 10 drawn in red, purple, green, orange and blue.

The Paytable

At a 10.00 bet the lady pays 40.00 for five on a line (4x the bet), 10.00 for four, 1.50 for three and 0.50 for two. The lotus pays 20.00, 7.50 and 1.50, the scroll and the firecracker 15.00, 5.00 and 1.50, and the jade gourd 10.00, 2.50 and 1.00. All five card letters share one line of 5.50, 1.50 and 0.50.

With 50 lines on a 15-position grid, most spins pay on several lines at once, so these single-line values add up quickly when a wild is involved.

Wilds on the Reels

The green WILD tiles substitute for the regular symbols, and they often land in groups. In one spin six wilds covered the middle reels and linked a handful of purple letters into a 20.00 win (2x). Another spin with wilds on reels 2 to 5 paid 9.50, and a smaller one 2.50.

The best regular win we captured needed no wild at all: four ladies stacked in the top-left corner, across reels 1 and 2, paid 23.00 (2.3x) over several lines.

Bonus Combo Rockets

The feature that gives the game its name is the Bonus Combo. The paytable explains it in one line: a launched Bonus Combo rocket “moves to the corresponding fireworks above the reels and may activate the respective bonus game”. The three rockets are purple, red and green, matching the three fireworks, and the paytable shows each of them with a value of 100.

In practice, you watch the three fireworks fill up. When one of them ignites, its bonus starts: Ultra Games, Double Up or Extra Games. The captures show all three rockets lit at different moments, so the sky above the reels is also a progress display.

NetGame’s own symbol list for the game counts three special rockets, one wild, five rare and five common symbols and a single cash sphere. The cash spheres are the coins that fill the grids in the bonus round, and NetGame files the feature as a Hold ‘N’ Link bonus – the studio’s name for its coin-collecting respin rounds.

Four Fixed Jackpots

The plaques at the top are fixed multiples of the bet. At 10.00 they read MINI 100, MINOR 300, MAJOR 5,000 and GRAND 20,000 – 10x, 30x, 500x and 2,000x. The Grand is well below the 5,000x ceiling, so the game’s top result must come from jackpots and coin values landing together in the bonus.

Double Up in Action

The round we captured was Double Up, and it lives up to its name: the screen splits into two separate 5x3 grids, stacked one above the other, each with its own counters. At the start both grids held the same two coins, 10.00 and 5.00, with “2 positions filled” and 4 respins left on each.

Coins carry cash values, stick where they land and reset the respins. By the end the top grid had 12 positions filled and the bottom one 9, mostly with 5.00 and 10.00 coins, and the round paid 190.00 – 19x the bet. A message above each grid invites you to fill all positions, which is where the bigger prizes sit.

What the Numbers Say

NetGame publishes more detail than most studios. The hit frequency is 35.23%, so roughly one spin in three returns something. A feature arrives on average once every 81 spins, and a big win once every 263. Those figures fit the medium-low volatility: regular small returns, with the bonus rounds carrying the real value.

Our session followed the same pattern. The balance slipped from 942 to 782 FUN over the base-game spins before the Double Up round added 190.00 in one go.

Blue and Red

NetGame also released a sister game, San Chong Baozha Red, in December 2024. It uses the same 5x3, 50-line layout, the same RTP and the same 5,000x cap. If you like one, the other is worth a look.

Who Should Play It

San Chong Baozha Blue suits players who want a steady, not too volatile slot with a clear bonus structure. The three rockets show which bonus is close, the jackpots are printed in cash for your bet, and the Double Up round, with two grids at once, is the most generous-looking feature in the game.

The layout is also easy to follow on a phone: the game runs in portrait-style proportions, with the rockets and jackpots stacked above the reels and the balance, bet and win shown in one line underneath.

If you prefer high-risk games built around one huge feature, the medium-low profile will feel too gentle.

Where to Play San Chong Baozha Blue: Bonus Combo

You can try this game on AztecParadise Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 300% up to £2000 for a limited time.

San Chong Baozha Blue: Bonus Combo was listed in all six of our partner casino libraries when we checked on 24 September 2026.