Captain's Treasure on 918Kiss (SCR888): the Old-School 9-Line Pirate Cabinet
A retro pirate cabinet with 9 lines, parchment-card symbols, a captain, a treasure map and a Dollar Ball badge in the corner. Cheap to spin, easy to read.

Flight info
- Reels
- 5 x 3
- Paylines
- 9
- Coins
- Play 1 to 9
- Jackpot meters
- Major, Random, Minor
- Bet shown
- 9 lines, bet 0.09
Captain's Treasure is one of the oldest-looking games in the 918Kiss lobby, and that is part of its charm. It is laid out like a pub fruit machine: a frame of grey metal, chunky minus and plus keys, and a side panel that advertises "5 Reel Multiline Videoslots, Play 1 to 9 Coins". Nine lines, small bets, no clutter.
The screen, from top to bottom
- Top strip: three meters, Major, Random and Minor, in red digits.
- Title bar: the Captain's Treasure logo with a gold Dollar Ball Enable badge on the left.
- Reels: five reels on a cream background, with line tabs 1 to 9 on both sides.
- Readouts: Credit on the left and Win on the right.
- Controls: Lines and Bet, each with minus and plus, then Autoplay and Play.
Symbols
Most of the reel space goes to card ranks A, K, Q, J, 10 and 9, each printed on a scrap of old parchment. The pirate symbols are the ones to watch:
- The captain: a bearded pirate in a tricorn hat. In the Playtech original, he is the wild and only lands on reels 2, 3 and 4, and the version here looks the same.
- Treasure map: in the screenshots, three maps on a line paid out.
- Anchor, crossed cutlasses, ship's wheel and a seagull.
In the original game a treasure chest acts as the scatter. It did not appear in these screenshots, so open the paytable from the menu icon if you want to confirm it.

How the bet works
With 9 lines and a bet of 0.09, you are playing 0.01 per line, the smallest stake shown. Each tap of the Bet plus raises the total, and the Lines keys let you drop lines if you really want to go lower. Nine lines already cost less than most modern slots, so there is little reason to cut them.
A spin that paid "a total of 0.15" in the screenshots came from two separate lines, which tells you what to expect: frequent small returns, occasional bigger ones when the captain lands in the middle.
Who it suits
This is a slot for players who like a slow, cheap session and a screen they can read at a glance. It is not built for big swings. With a RM30 balance at 0.09 a spin, you will get a long session and a good sense of the paytable.
The same game sits in the 3Win8 lobby as Captain's Treasure on 3Win8, and Playboy Casino has a pirate cousin in Captain Roger. For everything else on this platform, see the 918Kiss (SCR888) guide, or ask for a 918Kiss test ID.
Questions players ask
What is the Dollar Ball badge in Captain's Treasure?
It is the logo for Dollar Ball, an optional side game that appears in some Playtech-style slots, where you pick numbers for a ball draw alongside your spins. The screenshots only show the badge marked Enable, so check the menu to see whether it is active in your version and what it costs.
How is this different from Captain's Treasure on 3Win8?
It is the same pirate slot at heart. The 918Kiss version wraps it in a cabinet-style frame with a side panel reading '5 Reel Multiline Videoslots, Play 1 to 9 Coins'. Compare the 3Win8 page if you have both apps.
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