Tiger and Dragon Super Bonus by IGT is a 243-ways video slot built around tiger, dragon and gong imagery. Its central appeal is the set of Tiger, Dragon and combined bonus rounds, each with a Super version that can change how prizes develop.
Quick take: Tiger and Dragon Super Bonus pairs 243 ways with gong wins and distinct Tiger and Dragon bonus effects.
Theme and Gameplay
The tiger and dragon theme gives the bonus rounds clear identities, while gongs provide a recurring feature to watch during both the base game and bonuses. A Super Gong spreads gongs to surrounding positions in a 3×3 block. When two or more gongs sit adjacent in a row, they award a credit win, giving the gong pattern a direct purpose beyond its visual spread.
That makes the positions of the gongs worth following as well as their presence. After a spread, look across each row for neighboring gongs: the connection is what turns those symbols into a credit award.
Slot Features
The game offers Tiger, Dragon and combined bonus rounds, along with a Super version of each. In Super Tiger, the tiger can multiply prizes that have already been revealed. Super Dragon brings coins together on a row to increase the number of digits in a win. These effects give the two themed rounds different roles: one can scale revealed prizes, while the other joins coins into a larger digit value.
The useful distinction is what happens to the prizes already in view. In Super Tiger, a revealed amount can still be multiplied. In Super Dragon, the coins along a row are the pieces to follow as they are brought together.
Feature focus: Watch for adjacent gongs in a row after a Super Gong spreads them; two or more award a credit win.
RTP and Win Potential
The game has medium volatility and linked progressive jackpots. Medium volatility describes its overall payout profile, rather than promising an even run of returns. The Tiger multiplier and Dragon coin effect give the bonus rounds different ways to increase prizes.
My Thoughts On This Slot
The strongest idea here is the contrast between the two Super bonuses. Multiplying prizes already on display is easy to understand, while joining coins into a larger digit value gives the Dragon round a different kind of build-up. That distinction helps the feature set feel purposeful rather than like several versions of the same bonus.
The gongs add another readable event to the game, especially when a spread creates adjacent symbols along a row. The mix should appeal to someone who enjoys following changes to revealed prizes and coin groupings. Someone who prefers one recurring bonus mechanic may find switching attention between gong connections and the two creature effects less appealing.
Final Take: A themed ways slot whose Super bonuses give the tiger and dragon distinct jobs.
