This is a Pachinko game. It is played continuously from the moment you click Play, until you click Stop.

When the Pachinko machine is running, balls are continuously launched at the top and fall down through the obstacles. If a ball falls to the bottom of the machine, you do not win anything. If it falls into the chucker – the opening that has Start written on it – you win four balls. When a ball falls into the chucker, it also starts a spin of the reels in the middle of the machine.

There are three possible win lines on the reels: vertically down the center, or diagonally both ways. The top and bottom reels stop first. If they form two identical numbers on a win line (meaning that there is a possibility of a win), the middle number is determined by a mini-game. If all three numbers on a win line match, the Open chute at the bottom of the machines opens to catch all balls. For each of the next 15 balls that are caught by the chute, you win 100 balls. Thus, a mini-game win amounts to 1500 balls.

A very popular game in China, Japan and other Asian countries. Mahjong is a game that requires you to complete sets of matching tiles. You are dealt a number of tiles and are then given an opportunity to pick other tiles to complete your sets.

A winning Mahjong hand consists of 14 tiles. However, at the start of a game round you have a ready hand – 13 tiles, just one short of winning. The tiles in your hand are arranged into sets by suit and number. Suits

There are five suits in Mahjong – three Numeral suits and two Letter suits. The Numeral suits are the Bars, Wons and Dots. These suits contain nine tiles each, marked with numbers 1 through 9.

The letter suits are the Winds and Dragons. The Wind suit contains four tiles, for the North, South, East and West winds. The Dragon suit contains three tiles, for the Red, Green and White dragons. All these cards are marked with letters – N, S, E and W for Winds; R, G and Wh for Dragons. Sets

The 14 tiles of a winning Mahjong hand are arranged into several sets. To qualify as a winning hand, your hand must be full, meaning that each tile in the hand must be part of some set. The following sets are available: Pong – a set of three tiles of identical suit and value. Kong – a set of four tiles of identical suit and value. Please note: when counting the number of tiles in a hand, the Kong blocks count as 3 tiles. Chee – a set of three tiles of identical suit and sequential value. Pair – a set of two tiles of identical suit and value. This set does not give you any points, but is necessary to complete a winning Mahjong hand.

La Isla Casino Has Normal Mahjong and Solo Mahjong Pro. For each type of game you can play WMF rules or Japanese Rules.