Weike installs ‘Long Hua Fu Gui’ progressive link at a casino in Cebu

Gaming equipment supplier Weike Gaming Technology (S) Pte Ltd says its “Long Hua Fu Gui Progressive Link” slot product has gone live at Play Park Casino in Mandaue City, Cebu, in the Philippines. The installation features the progressive link’s two base games, “Ma Shang Ying” and “Jie Jie Ying”, according to a social-media post from the supplier. Weike described the deployment as “another exciting step” in its “growing presence across Asia”. The company added: “A big thank you to the Play Park Casino team for your trust and partnership.” Long Hua Fu Gui was one of three new progressive-link series presented by Weike in May at the Global Gaming Expo (G2E) Asia 2026 casino trade show and conference in Macau. The other two were “Ru Yi Ji Xiang” and “Ying Shuang Yuan”. The dragon-themed Long Hua Fu Gui product features random multipliers, selectable free-game volatility and “hold-and-respin” mechanics. It also offers players the chance to secure double jackpots, including a “Grand” prize, according to information previously released by Weike. The three progressive-link series were developed as part of Weike’s effort to refresh its slot portfolio and cater to player preferences in a number of Asian gaming markets, including the Philippines and Macau. Weike chief executive Ben Chua Beng Hwee told GGRAsia in an interview in May that the Philippines was a “strong” slot market, with extensive casino gaming-floor space dedicated to that segment. Mr Chua said at the time that the company had been adjusting the market positioning of its slot products since 2025. That involved the new progressive links incorporating Chinese cultural elements and animation aimed at attracting the attention of a broader range of players, including younger customers. The progressive-link titles are available on Weike’s WeFortune cabinet, which can feature either dual high-definition displays or an ultra-high-definition curved screen. The games can also be offered in standalone progressive formats, enabling operators to tailor deployments to different gaming-floor environments, per the supplier.