Fire Strike 2 — RTP, volatility and max win

Fire Strike 2 by Pragmatic Play is the sequel to Fire Strike, dressed in a classic casino look: diamonds, bells, cards and chips in red and violet. During free spins the wilds stick, and new scatters extend the round.

The 5×3 grid pays across 10 paylines. Instead of hellish scenery, Fire Strike 2 shows casino classics – bells, diamonds, playing cards, chips and money in red and violet; the fire only lives in the name. Wagers start at €0.10 and stop at €100. The game came out on April 29, 2022.

To compare the max win of Fire Strike 2 with other titles, open the Max win list.

Wins are counted on the 10 paylines of a 5×3 grid. A line pays when its symbols repeat without a break from the leftmost reel, and only the highest combination per line pays. The wild fills gaps on those lines, while scatters pay regardless and start the free spins. The stake of €0.10 to €100 is spread across all lines.

Scatters open the free spins. There, wilds stay put as sticky wilds until the round ends, so every further spin builds on more wild positions. More scatters during the round add extra free spins.

The game also runs a pots mechanic modelled on the nine pots of gold: money symbols are gathered into pots, and their contents pay out as prizes.

In the free spins of Fire Strike 2 wilds stick, and new scatters extend the round; more titles with rounds like that are listed under inferno slots with free spins.

RTP 95.5%, lower than 64% of the 400 Inferno slots. Background: how RTP works on a slot. Volatility Medium, like 103 of the 399 Inferno slots. Background: what slot volatility means. Max win 25,000× (€2,500,000 at the highest stake). Background: what max win means on a slot.

Fire Strike 2 lists an RTP of 95.5%, which falls below the midpoint of the catalogue. On max win it is among the highest in the collection: 25,000× the stake is a lot for a grid with only 10 paylines. Medium volatility comes mainly from the free spins, where sticky wilds pile up over several spins.

Casinos choose which RTP Fire Strike 2 runs at; the RTP comparison of inferno slots reveal how the rates of the other titles compare.

The table sets Fire Strike 2 against the original Fire Strike. Both games pay at the same RTP. The original is a touch more volatile and has a slightly higher max win, while the sequel adds sticky wilds and extendable free spins.

Fire Strike 2 follows an original with the same RTP but higher volatility; both games sit side by side under versions of Fire Strike.

More with a close RTP as well as medium volatility to match, as in Fire Strike 2: