Dim Sum Prize is an oriental html5 video slot that games developer Betsoft released on September 17, 2020. The game’s title is partially derived from the word “dim sum”, which is a Chinese noun for a brunch that involves quick meals and tea. Themes: street food, Chinese cuisine, and hospitality industry.

More oriental games from Betsoft include Fa Fa Twins (February 2017), Dragon & Phoenix (December 2019), Dragon Kings (July 2018), Caishen’s Arrival (October 2019), Quest to the West (May 2020), and Great 88 (September 2016).

Dim Sum Prize’s rival games include Win Sum Dim Sum (May 2016) from Microgaming, Dim Sum (December 2017) from KA Gaming, and Dim Sum Mania (August 2020) from PG Soft. Seven symbols (rice bowl, chicken feet, rice noodle rolls, prawns, dumplings, boiled eggs, and cabbage rolls) require three, four, or five winning combinations.

Dim Sum Prize Game Characteristics
Dim Sum Prize is set in a wooden corner food stand that is located among Chinese market stalls. Its non-partitioned 5X3 grid is embedded on the food stand’s counter. There are ten left-to-right fixed paylines, ten symbols, eleven total bets, transforming and locked symbols, free games, free re-spin, no side game, and pays from $0.01 to $562.50.

Dim Sum Prize has three special symbols and seven ordinary symbols. Special symbols: the substituting wild is a tea serving—a red tray consisting of a steaming blue teapot, blue cup, and a bamboo teaspoon—that offers free re-spins; the retriggerable free games-triggering scatter is a red “coupon” tag; and special symbol-revealing feature is a golden bamboo dumpling steamer.

Ordinary symbols: rice bowl topped with sardines; chicken feet; rice noodle rolls; prawns; dumplings; three boiled eggs; and green cabbage rolls.

These are the Dim Sum Prize bet sizes: $0.05 (minimum bet), $0.20, $0.40, $1.25, $2.50, $3.75, $6.25, $8.75, $12.50, $17.50, and $22.50 (maximum bet).

The $22.50 bet offers these Dim Sum Prize payouts for three, four, and five winning combinations. Rice bowl pays $45.00, $225.00, and $562.50. Chicken feet pay $22.50, $67.50, and $180.00. Rice noodle rolls pay $22.50, $45.00, and $90.00.

Prawns pay $9.00, $18.00, and $67.50. Dumplings pay $9.00, $13.50, and $36.00. Boiled eggs pay $4.50, $13.50, and $27.00. Cabbage rolls pays $4.50, $9.00, and $18.00.

Three red “coupon” tags in the inner reels offer five free games—and another free re-spin if a coupon reappears—whose start is preceded by three freely offered tea servings that are locked throughout. Contrary, the wild tea serving is locked for one free re-spin only after each appearance in the regular game. Drawn bamboo dumpling steamers do burst to reveal coupons or tea servings. Dim Sum Prize’s non-progressive jackpot is X377.6, which (22.50X377.6) is $8496.00.

The good Dim Sum Prize software features: suitable for desktop and mobile devices; turbo play; and 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 40, 50, and 100 autospins. There is ambient Chinese instrumental music. Sound effects: puffing, jingling, clinking, chinking, and jangling. The animated 3D graphics include glitter effect, gushing coins, glistening, steaming, dolly zoom, swinging Chinese lanterns, golden sunbeams, and smoky food stand.

Luck in Dim Sum Prize
A game of chance, the RTP rate of Dim Sum Prize is 97.18% and the house edge is 2.82%.