Four Treasures is an Asian prosperity-themed slot you can play in our casino lobby at ArenaPlus. If you want to check its layout, return to player (RTP), volatility and bet range before you spin, this page sets out the confirmed specifications and shows you how to find it inside our app. It is available to play for those aged 21 and over on our PAGCOR-licensed platform.
Four Treasures at a glance
Four Treasures is a five-reel prosperity slot by JDB Gaming, themed around traditional Asian symbols of fortune. It runs on a fixed set of paylines, carries a medium volatility profile and includes a free spin round triggered by scatter symbols.
The table below sets out the specifications, with our own PHP stake range verified against the live slot lobby.
How Four Treasures plays
Four Treasures by JDB Gaming uses a standard five-reel, three-row grid with 25 fixed paylines.
Wins form left to right when matching symbols land on adjacent reels. Because the paylines are fixed, your total bet covers all 25 lines on every spin, and you adjust the coin value rather than the number of active lines.
The symbol set follows the prosperity theme. Higher-value icons draw on fortune imagery such as gold ingots, coins, and lanterns, while the lower-value symbols use the classic royal card ranks. A wild symbol substitutes for standard paying symbols to help complete lines, and a scatter symbol handles the bonus trigger.
Four Treasures sits in the high volatility band, which describes how outcomes are distributed rather than any result you should expect. High volatility games tend to produce a steadier session pace than medium-volatility titles.
Stakes are set in Philippine pesos, and you raise or lower your bet using the on-screen controls before each spin. The game runs on our iOS and Android apps and in the browser, so you can open it on the same account wherever you play.
Bonus features and symbols
Four Treasures centres on a free-spin round supported by wild and scatter symbols.
The scatter triggers the bonus when enough copies land in a single spin, while the wild works during both the base game and the feature. The grid below summarises how each element functions.