Phoenix Fireburst — RTP, volatility and max win

Phoenix Fireburst from S Gaming has a phoenix rising from a volcano: fire eggs, treasure chests and coins glow between lava and flames. The bonus symbols carry cash values that a collector scoops up, and symbols can expand over entire reels.

The theme blends mythical creatures with hellish heat: the phoenix in the lead, an egg as the sign of its rebirth, plus chests, coins and treasure in front of a volcano, completed by card suits. Its 5×3 reel set carries 20 paylines. The stake per spin goes from €0.10 to €50. Phoenix Fireburst was released on October 2, 2025.

The phoenix reels pay on 20 paylines over a five-by-three layout. Matching symbols need an unbroken run from the leftmost reel, and wilds help complete combinations. The bonus symbols ignore the lines and pay through their cash values, and scatter symbols open the free spins.

Cash collector: the bonus symbols carry cash values that the collector scoops up. Additive symbols add further values, and energy symbols are collected on a meter of their own.

Expanding symbols: a symbol can spread over its whole reel and fill several lines at once.

Free spins and bonus game: scatter symbols start free spins, a pick game with hidden objects awards prizes, and fixed jackpots plus random multipliers complete the package.

Since a symbol in Phoenix Fireburst can expand over its whole reel, compare it with other inferno slots with expanding symbols.

RTP 95.5%. Background: how RTP works on a slot. Volatility Medium, like 54 of the 180 slots in the Hell & devil theme. Background: what slot volatility means. Max win 500× (€25,000 at the highest stake).

A return of 95.5% keeps Phoenix Fireburst in the lower third of the inferno range, ahead of only about 35% of its peers.

Volatility is medium, and the payouts come from several bonus sources: the cash collector, the pick bonus and the fixed jackpots. Capped at 500×, the volcano bird has a small maximum payout; only around 4% of the hell titles stop even lower.

Because the casino operator chooses which RTP setting of Phoenix Fireburst it runs, check the RTP of inferno slots.

Again with near-identical RTP values and matching medium volatility, as with Phoenix Fireburst: