San Loong Fortune

San Loong Fortune Overview

San Loong Fortune is a card game from GameArt, released on 24 February 2026. Despite the name it is not a slot: it runs on GameArt’s table-game engine, with three dragons playing against a tiger on a red casino felt. The published figures are an RTP of 98.5%, high volatility and a maximum win of 5,000x the bet, and the demo’s own configuration confirms the 98.50% return. SlotCatalog lists bets from $0.20 to $100.

The Aim of the Game

In the game’s own words, the objective is to guess which dragon will beat the tiger – one, two or all three of them. The red, green and blue dragons each have a betting diamond, and you can back any combination. The game is dealt from six decks, and the cards rank from the ace down to the two, with the ace as the highest card – so a tiger ace cannot be beaten, only matched.

Ante, Raise or Fold

Every round starts with an ante on the dragons you choose. The dealer then gives each dragon a face-up card and the tiger a face-down card. Now you decide for every backed dragon: raise, which costs exactly twice the ante, or fold, which gives up the ante. Any dragon you do not raise counts as folded, and Raise All and Fold All handle the whole table at once. Only then is the tiger card turned over.

In our session a €22 ante on the green dragon was raised with €44, taking the stake to €66 – the double-the-ante rule in action.

How the Payouts Work

A dragon wins when its card is higher than the tiger’s. The raise bet then pays even money (1:1). The payout on the ante depends on the tiger’s card: beating a tiger queen pays 2:1 and beating a tiger king pays 3:1. If the tiger’s card is higher, both the ante and the raise on that dragon are lost, and a tie in rank is a push.

The Side Bet

The diamond marked 3 on the right is an optional side bet that wins only when all three dragons beat the tiger. It is settled separately from the main game, and its paytable again depends on the tiger’s card: 1,000:1 against a king, 500:1 against a queen, 100:1 against a jack, 40:1 against a ten, 10:1 against a nine, 5:1 against an eight and 3:1 against a five, six or seven. The logic is simple: a low tiger card is easy for three dragons to beat and pays little, while a high tiger card is rarely beaten three times over and pays the most.

Controls and Table Limits

The chip display sets the value of each chip, Deal starts the round and Clear All removes the bets. Once the cards are out, the Play button confirms your raise-or-fold choices and reveals the result. Rebet repeats the previous round’s bets and Rebet X2 repeats them doubled; both are available only before the first chip of a new round is placed.

The demo configuration sets a table limit of €1 to €700 per round, with €1 to €200 on a single betting field. If the connection drops mid-round, the game’s rules say that bets stay valid, are settled in your absence and can be checked later in the history.

Our Demo Session

We started with a €500 demo balance. The first round was a €25 ante on the red dragon; the cards came out as a ten for red, a two for green and a queen for blue, and the game later showed a last win of €125. In the second round the dragons received a queen, an eight and an eight, with our raised bet on the green dragon.

Who Should Play It

San Loong Fortune suits players who like quick card games with one real decision per round. The 98.5% return is high for a casino game, while the side bet and the 5,000x ceiling give the high volatility its edge.

Where to Play San Loong Fortune

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San Loong Fortune was listed in all six of our partner casino libraries when we checked on 24 September 2026.