Pegasus Slots Malaysia — Play Pegasus on TPOWER

Pegasus is one of the slot providers you can open from the slots section of your TPOWER account, on the website or in the app, next to studios such as Naga Games and 918KISS. The name may already be familiar if you play live games: the TPOWER live casino also lists Pegasus among its table providers.

We do not list Pegasus slot titles here: the lobby shows the current line-up, and each title carries its own rules on its info screen. This page explains how to read them.

One name, two lobbies

The same studio name in two places does not mean both work alike. Here is what changes when you cross from one lobby to the other.

A slot round

When you press spin, the outcome is drawn by the game's random number generator on the game server. There is no betting window and no dealer. The round starts when you choose and is settled in a moment, and the paytable and the game's design decide how often, and how much, it pays.

A live table round

At a live table, the round belongs to the table, not to you. A betting window opens with a countdown, then a dealer deals real cards, spins a real wheel or shakes real dice on camera, and bets are settled by the table's rules once the result is shown. You join the table's rhythm instead of setting your own.

What stays the same

Your TPOWER login and your balance. Both lobbies sit in the same account, so plan one budget for the session, not one for each lobby.

Lines, ways and clusters: how a slot decides a win

Most slots use one of three systems to decide whether the symbols in view form a win. The info screen tells you which one a Pegasus title uses.

Paylines

A payline is a fixed path across the reels: straight along the middle row, for instance, or a zigzag. A win needs matching symbols along an active line, normally counted from the leftmost reel. The game sets how many lines there are and whether you can change that. Playing fewer lines makes a spin cheaper, but combinations that fall outside the active lines pay nothing.

Ways

A ways game draws no lines. Matching symbols on neighbouring reels count wherever they sit on each reel, starting from the left. The number of ways is the rows on each reel multiplied together, so five reels of three rows give 3 × 3 × 3 × 3 × 3 = 243 ways. Your stake covers every one of them.

Cluster wins

Cluster games pay for groups of matching symbols that touch each other, side by side or above and below, usually on a bigger grid than five reels. The info screen sets the smallest group that pays, and larger groups pay more. In many cluster games the winning group disappears and fresh symbols fall into the gaps, so a single spin can pay more than once.

Free games and bonus rounds

Features are where many slots keep their larger payouts, so it is worth knowing the usual patterns before you meet one. These are common patterns only: the title's info screen has its exact rules.

• The trigger. Most often scatter symbols: land the required number anywhere in view, commonly three or more, and the feature starts. Some games use bonus symbols on particular reels instead, or a meter that fills over several spins.
• Free games. A set number of spins played at the stake that triggered them, at no further cost. During them, some games add extra wilds, multipliers or a different set of reels, and some let you win more spins.
• Bonus rounds. A separate screen, such as a pick-and-reveal or a prize wheel, that awards an amount usually shown as a multiple of your stake.
• The payout. The feature total is normally shown when it ends, then added to your balance. Check whether the game states a maximum win, and whether that caps what a feature can pay.

Playing Pegasus on your phone

Log in through your mobile browser, or install the TPOWER app for Android or iPhone from our download page. Slots start as soon as you tap; live tables stream video, so a steady connection matters more there.

Play each lobby for what it is

A slot spin is random, and a live round is decided by the cards, wheel or dice on the table. Neither is steered by the previous result, and no record of past rounds tells you what comes next. Set a spending limit and a time limit before you start, keep one budget across both lobbies, and use the tools on our responsible gaming page if play stops being fun.