LUCKY KING Fa Chai — the FC Shelf's 51 Titles Sorted by Format
Fa Chai (FC) is one of the four studio shelves the LUCKY KING lobby actually populated on 24 September 2026, carrying 51 titles that day: card games like Lucky 9, coin-pusher style Dozer titles, ways-format slots and standard-reel slots, none with a published RTP or max win on this site.
Fa chai is the fourth studio shelf inside the LUCKY KING lobby, sitting next to JILI, PG and PP. On 24 September 2026 the shelf labelled FC in the lobby’s own configuration carried 51 titles — the smallest of the four shelves that were actually populated that day, against JILI’s 149, PG’s 140 and PP’s 581.
Fa Chai (FC): One of Four Studio Shelves on This Lobby
The lobby’s configuration names ten studios in total — Pragmatic Play, PGSoft, TADA, FC, EVOPLAY, LMRBET, SPIRIT, JILI, POP and SPRIBE — but only JILI, PG, PP and FC actually had a shelf with titles on it that day. No live-dealer shelf existed, and EVOPLAY is a separate studio from Evolution, not the same one under a different label.
- JILI — 149 titles
- PG — 140 titles
- PP — 581 titles
- FC (Fa Chai) — 51 titles
Fa Chai Games on the FC Shelf: The Full Line-Up
Fa chai games on the shelf that day included Lucky 9, Fa Chai Dozer, Jungle Bang Bang, Poker Win, Super Elements, Queen of Inca, Fortune Goddess, Bad Rich Wolf, Sugar Bang Bang Plus, Phoenix Fever Jackpot, Chinese New Year Moreways and Gogo Rise, among the rest of the 51.
| FC title | Format family |
|---|---|
| Lucky 9 | Card game |
| Fa Chai Dozer | Coin-pusher |
| Money Tree Dozer | Coin-pusher |
| Circus Dozer | Coin-pusher |
| Chinese New Year Moreways | Ways-to-win slot |
| Buffalo Ways | Ways-to-win slot |
| Jungle Bang Bang | Standard-reel slot |
| Poker Win | Standard-reel slot |
| Super Elements | Standard-reel slot |
| Queen of Inca | Standard-reel slot |
| Fortune Goddess | Standard-reel slot |
| Bad Rich Wolf | Standard-reel slot |
| Sugar Bang Bang Plus | Standard-reel slot |
| Phoenix Fever Jackpot | Standard-reel slot |
| Gogo Rise | Standard-reel slot |
Lucky 9: A Card Game on the FC Shelf
Lucky 9 is a card game, not a slot, even though it sits on the same FC shelf as the other 50 titles. Two features set it apart from everything else on this page:
- Hands are compared against a target total, the card-comparison idea behind baccarat, rather than reels being spun.
- It sits nearer the lobby’s Table tab in mechanic, even though FC lists it among its slots.
Open the game’s own info screen for its exact hand and payout rules before staking, since this site states the format, not a paytable it has not read.
‘Dozer’ Titles: Coin-Pusher Style Games
Three FC titles carry “Dozer” in the name, and that word marks a coin-pusher format, not a reel-and-payline one:
- Fa Chai Dozer
- Money Tree Dozer
- Circus Dozer
A moving shelf pushes a row of coins toward an edge in this format, and coins or tokens that fall off pay out. The three titles share that mechanical shape while differing only in theme.
Fa Chai Slot Formats: Moreways, Ways and Standard Reels
A fa chai slot on this shelf usually falls into one of two structural camps once Lucky 9 and the Dozer titles are set aside.
- “Moreways” and “Ways” titles — Chinese New Year Moreways and Buffalo Ways pay when matching symbols land on adjacent reels, the same general idea behind PG Soft’s ways-to-win format, rather than on one fixed line.
- Standard-reel themed slots — titles such as Jungle Bang Bang, Poker Win, Super Elements, Queen of Inca, Fortune Goddess, Bad Rich Wolf, Sugar Bang Bang Plus, Phoenix Fever Jackpot and Gogo Rise run conventional reels and symbols, typically built around a free-spin or jackpot feature named in the title itself.
No RTP, Max Win or Volatility Figures for Fa Chai Here
FA CHAI’s own listing states that it publishes RTP for its titles, which is a studio-level fact this site can state from FA CHAI’s own record. What that does not give this site is a checked, per-title figure for any of the names on the FC shelf above, because no such data row exists here for Fa Chai yet. Rather than borrow a number from an aggregator, this page names the shelf’s titles and formats and leaves RTP, max win and volatility blank, much like JILI’s own ten title pages, which also carry no RTP figure despite being a different studio entirely. Open the game’s own info screen in the LUCKY KING lobby for the figures that actually apply to a session.
FA CHAI’s Licence Position: Curacao and PAGCOR EGLD
FA CHAI Gaming was founded in 2019. WiseInNet Technologies B.V., which operates FA CHAI’s own site, holds Curacao licence OGL/2024/1184/1010. A registry snapshot dated 31 August 2026 recorded that licence’s status as “assessment in progress” against a validity window that had already closed on 22 August 2026 — recorded here as unresolved rather than as active, pending a fresh check.
A separate PAGCOR EGLD content-approval listing also exists for FA CHAI, the same kind of clearance JILI holds: it approves the studio’s game content for use by operators PAGCOR licenses, not an operator licence for FA CHAI itself. FA CHAI’s own notable-title list names Coin Dozer, a title that does not appear among the 51 on this lobby’s FC shelf by that name. Read the providers hub’s own PAGCOR notes for how an EGLD listing is verified for any studio, not only this one.
Fachai: The One-Word Spelling, Same Shelf
Fachai, written as one word, and Fa Chai, written as two, point at the same studio and the same 51 games on the FC shelf. The lobby’s own configuration uses “FC” as the shelf label and “Fa Chai” in the fuller studio name; the one-word spelling is simply how a lot of players type the search. Neither spelling changes which titles are actually live.
Fa Chai Next to JILI and LUCKY KING’s Other Shelves
FC’s 51 titles are the smallest of the four studio shelves next to the ten JILI games this site tracks, and its catalogue leans toward card, coin-pusher and ways formats where JILI leans toward Ace-family and Fortune Gems-style slots. For a side-by-side view of every studio this site covers, including licence position and which ones actually publish RTP, open the game providers hub; JILI’s own entry there is a useful contrast, since JILI’s provider page discloses no RTP at all rather than FA CHAI’s studio-level claim that it does.
The lobby’s other two shelves run on different rules again: the four Pragmatic Play slots on the PP shelf publish a checked RTP for every title, and the two PG Soft slots covered separately do too. Where “hit frequency” is the figure worth checking on a spin-by-spin basis instead of a headline RTP, the glossary’s hit frequency meaning entry explains what that number is measuring and why JILI and FA CHAI’s silence on RTP makes it more useful here than elsewhere.
FAQ
What is Fa Chai, and is it the same as FC in the LUCKY KING lobby?
Fa Chai is the studio; FC is the shelf label the lobby's own configuration uses for it. On 24 September 2026 the FC shelf carried 51 titles, the smallest of the four shelves the lobby populated that day.
Is fachai spelled as one word or two on LUCKY KING?
The lobby's own configuration writes the studio as FC and the full name as Fa Chai, two words. 'Fachai' is the one-word spelling players commonly search, and it points at the same shelf.
What kind of fa chai slot formats does the FC shelf carry?
Three broad shapes: ways-to-win slots such as Chinese New Year Moreways and Buffalo Ways, standard-reel themed slots such as Fortune Goddess and Phoenix Fever Jackpot, and non-slot formats — a card game (Lucky 9) and coin-pusher titles (the Dozer line).
Are there fa chai games that work like table games rather than slots?
Yes. Lucky 9 runs as a card game, comparing hand totals rather than spinning reels, which puts it closer to the lobby's Table tab than to its Slots shelves in mechanic even though FC lists it among its slots.
Does LUCKY KING publish an RTP or max win for any Fa Chai title?
No. Figures on this site come only from a studio's own published game data, and no such data row exists for any FC title here. Open the game's own info screen in the lobby to see what it discloses.
Is FA CHAI licensed to operate in the Philippines?
FA CHAI does not appear on PAGCOR's operator-licence list; what it holds is a PAGCOR EGLD content-approval listing, which clears its games for use by operators PAGCOR already licenses. That is a different thing from an operator licence, and it says nothing about LUCKY KING's own standing.