Jin Chan’s Pond of Riches – Thunderkick
Jin Chan’s Pond of Riches is one of Thunderkick’s more chilled-out slots — a proper contrast to their usual high-volatility chaos. I’ve played Jin Chan’s Pond of Riches enough to know exactly what it is: smooth, steady, and built for players who like a calmer grind with the occasional burst of excitement. It’s got that classic Thunderkick polish, but wrapped in a softer, more relaxed theme that actually works surprisingly well.
SlotTribe Test Results to 1.00 Stake
100 Spins: -49.50
250 Spins: -112.00
Bonus Hit: 2 times
Volatility Feel: Medium-High
Mick’s Take:
It did absolutely naff all today. Even though I hit the bonus twice, one paid under 5x and the other crawled to 18x — and those were somehow the highlights of a pretty miserable session. The base game never really got going either, just a slow drain from start to finish. That said, Jin Chan’s Pond of Riches is still one of those slots I genuinely enjoy and always end up going back to. When it’s in the mood, it can drop some lovely wins out of nowhere… just not today.
Provider: Thunderkick
Released: 2020
Gameplay
Jin Chan’s Pond of Riches runs on a 5×3 setup with crisp animations and that trademark Thunderkick flow. The base game is gentle — you’re not getting slapped around like Sword of Khans or Midas — but it still keeps you engaged with stacked symbols, wilds, and the occasional tease. The visuals are clean, the pacing is spot on, and the whole thing feels like a slot you can sit on for a while without feeling punished.
Features
The bonus round is where Jin Chan’s Pond of Riches wakes up. You get free spins with walking wilds that move across the reels, and every step they take boosts the multiplier. When you get multiple wilds walking at the same time, the screen can light up properly. It’s not a mental slot — it’s more controlled — but the multiplier stacking gives it real potential. Thunderkick kept the mechanics simple, but they made sure the bonus feels rewarding when it connects.
RTP
94.27%
Max Win
10,000x
