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Bai Shi (Rollex11): the White Lion slot, its stacked lions and the 40-line slider

Bai Shi means white lion, and on Rollex11 it is a 40-line slot where the lion heads land stacked. What the symbols are and how the side slider sets your lines.

Bai Shi white lion slot on Rollex11 with a lioness, lion cubs, a gold crown and the red Bai Shi coin on dark blue reels

Cartridge label

Reels
5 x 4
Lines
40 (adjustable down to 1)
Smallest bet shown
0.01 on 1 line
Full-line bet shown
0.40 (40 lines x 0.01)

Controls

LINES - / +
Sets the active line count; the gold side sliders show it
LINE BET - / +
Sets the stake on each line
AUTO PLAY / TURBO MODE
Batch spins and faster animation
SPIN / STOP
Spins the reels; turns into STOP while they run

Bai Shi is written 白狮 in the logo and means white lion. On Rollex11 it lives in the same Playtech-style lobby as the Age of the Gods games, with the tab strip (New Games, Classic Slots, Video Slots, Table Games, Progressive Games) across the top. The old page described a blue sky, mountains and green meadow behind the reels, and that part is accurate: a snowy peak on the left, grass and ruined stone columns along the bottom.

Reels and symbols

Five reels, four rows, on a dark navy background with gold edging. The symbols:

  • White lion head, a full-face portrait that lands in stacks.
  • White lioness lying in golden grass.
  • Two white lion cubs together.
  • An eagle in flight.
  • A gold crown set with a red jewel.
  • The red Bai Shi coin, the logo on a round red medallion.
  • Card symbols 9, 10, J, Q, K and A in pale carved stone.

Stacked lions

Three white lion heads stacked on reel 5 with gold crowns on reels 2, 3 and 4
SCREEN 01Three white lion heads stacked on reel 5 with gold crowns on reels 2, 3 and 4

The lion heads are what make this game. In the screenshot above they fill three of the four rows on reel 5, and in another shot two sit stacked on reel 3. Crowns also turn up in clusters, here on reels 2, 3 and 4. When a whole reel is one symbol, every line that passes through that reel gets the same symbol at that position, which is why this kind of game pays best with all 40 lines on.

Two lion heads stacked on reel 3 with the red Bai Shi coin on reel 2
SCREEN 02Two lion heads stacked on reel 3 with the red Bai Shi coin on reel 2

The 40-line slider

On each side of the reels is a tall gold bar marked 40 at the top and 1 at the bottom, with a round badge that slides to your current line count. In the hero shot LINES reads 40 and TOTAL BET 0.40 at a line bet of 0.01. In the other screenshots the player dropped to 1 line and the total fell to 0.01. The panel shows no currency label, just the number.

Pacing a session

With lion stacks doing the heavy lifting, 1 line wastes most of them: in the stacked-lion screenshot above, only one position on reel 5 counts. If the budget is small, keep all 40 lines and the lowest line bet, and cut the number of spins rather than the lines.

Eagles and a crown on the reels during a spin at 1 line
SCREEN 03Eagles and a crown on the reels during a spin at 1 line

For more games in the same lobby see the Rollex11 overview. To play it, get a Rollex11 game ID.

Troubleshooting and questions

What does Bai Shi mean?

The two characters in the logo, 白狮, read bai shi: white lion. Every animal on the reels is a white lion except the eagle.

What is the red coin with Chinese characters?

It carries the game logo and looks like the special symbol of the game. The screenshots do not show what it triggers, so open INFO to check whether it is the scatter.

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