3 Dragon Pots Ultimate

3 Dragon Pots Ultimate is a 1X2 Network slot from Iron Dog Studio, released on October 7, 2026. It is a follow-up to 3 Dragon Pots, a game the network’s Prospect Gaming studio put out in January 2025. The Ultimate version plays on 5 reels and 3 rows, with wins matched on lines from the left, and it adds five fixed jackpots on top of a Hold & Win bonus. 1X2 lists the max win at 7,500x and the bet range at 0.10 to 30. The demo opens at 1.00, so I can’t say whether that range applies there.

Three pots above the reels

Above the grid sit three pots in different colours, and they are the point of the game. The blue one is labelled Upgrade, the green one Multiply and the purple one Collect. Special coloured coins grow each pot, and the 1X2 page explains what they do once the bonus is running:

• Blue coins add 1x to 10x to a random cash coin.
• Green coins apply a 2x to 5x multiplier to all cash symbols.
• Purple coins collect the value of a random coin on every spin.

The splash screen says you can trigger Hold & Win on up to 3 boards and unlock more boards with matching coins. In the demo, three 5×3 boards ran at once, each with its own counter of 3 respins, and the three pots sat between them.

Dragon Wizard and the jackpots

A red dragon in a wizard hat, the Dragon Wizard, can revive a round that has run out of respins by granting an extra spin. In one demo bonus he appeared beside the boards while coins of 0.50, 1.00, 3.00, 7.00, 12.50 and 15.00 were on the grid. The five jackpots, shown at a 1.00 bet, are Mini 15, Minor 50, Major 150, Mega 1,000 and Grand 2,500. Those match the figures on the screen, and they don’t match the original game, whose Mega is listed at 5,000x.

Paying symbols

The symbols are card ranks from J to A, a golden toad, red envelopes, a tiger and a maneki-neko cat. At a 1.00 bet five of a kind pays 2.00 for any card rank, 4.00 for the toad and 5.00 for the cat, and three of a kind pays 0.30 to 0.80 across those same symbols. Only the highest win on a line is paid.

Buying the bonus

Two buy options are on offer:

• Hold & Win costs 60x the bet.
• Hold & Win with All Features costs 100x and starts the bonus with every pot power active.

1X2 also lists an ante bet that doubles the chance of triggering Hold & Win, but I didn’t see it in the demo. I bought the 100x version, and the round ended with 77.00 returned. That is one session and below the price, so treat it as a single example of how the bonus plays out and not a typical result.

Numbers to check

The RTP is listed at 95%, with 93% and 91% variants, and 1X2 rates volatility high to very high. The 1X2 page is the only source for those numbers and no independent reviews exist yet, so check the RTP shown by your casino.