Hot To Burn Hold And Spin — RTP, volatility and max win

Hot To Burn Hold And Spin from Reel Kingdom is a fruit slot with a fire backdrop: cherries, plums, watermelons, stars and suns burn on a black background. The bonus symbols trigger a hold-and-win feature in which they lock onto the reels.

The look is a classic fruit machine recoloured with flames: cherries, plums and melons, with the star and the sun as the higher symbols. The game runs on 5×3 with 20 paylines. The stake per spin goes from €0.20 to €240, so the slot covers small and very large bets alike. Hot To Burn Hold And Spin came out on February 24, 2021 as the hold and win entry in the Hot to Burn series.

Ordinary spins pay on 20 paylines. A line pays when matching fruits land side by side from the leftmost reel, and wilds fill gaps on the line. The bonus symbols carry their own values and only pay out once the locking respins begin.

Hold and win: land enough bonus symbols and the hold round starts. The bonus symbols lock in place while the remaining positions keep spinning in respins, and every new bonus symbol resets the respin count. At the end, the values of all collected bonus symbols are paid.

This hold round is the bonus game of Hot To Burn Hold And Spin and the reason behind its high max win.

Since the big wins in Hot To Burn Hold And Spin come from the hold round, compare it with other inferno slots with hold and win.

RTP 95.64%, lower than 59% of the 400 Inferno slots. Background: how RTP works on a slot. Volatility High, like 85 of the 182 slots in the Fire & flame theme. Background: what slot volatility means. Max win 20,000× (€4,800,000 at the highest stake).

The 95.64% return leaves Hot To Burn Hold And Spin just under the inferno midpoint.

The hold round drives the high volatility: the fruit base game pays smaller amounts, while the big sums land in hold and win. 20,000× is among the highest top prizes; nearly 92% of the inferno catalogue is capped lower.

Because the casino operator chooses which RTP setting of Hot To Burn Hold And Spin it runs, check where the game stands among inferno slots ranked by RTP.

The rows of the table are separate entries in the Hot to Burn series by Reel Kingdom, not variants of one game. The original is a plain fruit slot with few lines and no bonus round; this edition adds bonus symbols and a hold round, and later sequels move to a larger grid or their own bonus mechanics. As a result the entries differ clearly in line count, volatility and max win.

As Hot To Burn Hold And Spin is one entry in a whole series, the original and its sequels are listed under versions of Hot to Burn.

If Hot To Burn Hold And Spin suits you: games with volatility rated high, flames along with a closely aligned RTP.