Burning Hot

Burning Hot Review

This slot machine launched some time ago and comes in a few versions with different paylines. This version has 5 reels, 3 rows and 5 fixed paylines.

If you like games with exciting themes, you might find this a basic fruit slot. Its production values are average and even the interface is starting to look outdated.

The mathematical model has low-medium volatility, with 4 jackpots to win. The minimum bet is £0.01, while high rollers can risk up to £1,000 per game round. The theoretical RTP is 96.45%.

Burning Hot Features

The symbols are familiar, including oranges, plums, lemons, and cherries for the low pays. There are bells, melons, grapes, and sevens for high pays. Sevens are the top-paying symbols and can bring up to 3,000x your bet per line.

For special symbols, there are Lucky Wilds, Dollar Scatters, and Purple Star Scatters. These symbols don’t trigger gameplay features. Scatters pay from all positions, while Lucky Wilds substitute for pay symbols in winning combos.

The only real gameplay feature is called Jackpot Cards. The triggers are random and can show up after any base game spin. If you get lucky, you’ll flip cards until you find 3 matching card suits. Then, you’ll get the corresponding jackpot and return to the base game.

You can also try to double your winnings through the Gamble feature. Your goal is to guess the color of a face-down card. If you guess right, you’ll double the wagered amount. If you guess wrong, you’ll lose it all.

Review Summary

This is a bit of a relic of the past with some nostalgic value. It’s simple with only one real gameplay feature. The inclusion of 4 jackpots is nice, but the fruit theme and average production values make the gameplay loop unappealing. Check it out for a bit of history, but don’t expect to be thrilled.