Section B · 918Kiss game
Battle World on 918Kiss: an arcade ring game with Bank, Tie and Player bets
An arcade-style betting game with a Monkey King theme: twelve character boxes, three Bank/Tie/Player bets, a jackpot counter and a ring of portraits.
Battle World is one of the odd ones in the 918Kiss lobby. There are no reels. It is an arcade betting game, built around a ring of portrait circles and a board of bet boxes, with a cartoon Monkey King riding his cloud over misty green peaks.
The betting board
The first screen is the board. It has twelve character boxes: four characters, each in a red, green and yellow version. The characters are the Monkey King in his gold headband, a girl with red hair buns, a green ogre with a crescent blade and a skull necklace, and a horned bull-faced warrior.
Each box shows two numbers. The upper one differs from box to box (the Monkey King boxes show 25, 46 and 40, the bull boxes 4, 8 and 7). The lower one is your stake: in the screenshot there is 50 on the red girl and 50 on the yellow Monkey King, and the BET box reads 100.
On the right are three more boxes: BANK (2), TIE (9) and PLAYER (2). Along the bottom are CHIPS (set to 50 here), BALANCE (4992), BET, WIN, CLEAR BETS and START. A row of six small tags above the board, each marked BANK, PLAYER or TIE over a character, looks like the recent-results history.
The ring and the result
Once a round starts, the board is gone. What is left is a ring of about 28 portrait circles around the edge of the screen, with the Monkey King flying through the middle. A small panel top left shows two portraits side by side, and a red BANK tag appears top right.
In the last screenshot one circle on the left edge lights up: the green ogre on a yellow background. A large medallion of the same character appears in the centre. From what is shown, that lit circle decides which character-and-colour box pays, and the BANK/TIE/PLAYER tag settles the side bets.
A JACKPOT counter sits on the left. It reads 798500, 768100 and 270300 across the three screenshots, so it moves a lot. The shots may come from different sessions, so read nothing into the drop.
A note on budget
This style of game encourages spreading chips over many boxes at once, and every box you cover adds to the BET. Cover fewer boxes and you spend less per round. See the 918Kiss game notes for other titles, or the Li Kui Pi Yu page for another non-slot game. If you want to try it, get a 918Kiss game ID with a small, fixed amount. 18+.
Questions readers ask
Is Battle World a slot?
No. There are no reels. You place chips on character boxes and on Bank, Tie or Player, press START, and a ring of portrait circles picks the result.
What do the two numbers in each box mean?
The lower number is your stake on that box: the two 50s in our screenshot add up to the BET of 100. The upper number changes from box to box and looks like the payout rate, but the screenshots do not confirm that.
18+ only. Real-money games; online gambling is restricted in Malaysia. Never top up money you need, and stop if it stops being fun. Responsible gaming.
