Sizzling Hot deluxe — RTP, volatility and max win

Cherries, lemons, oranges, plums, grapes and watermelons spin inside a frame of flames in Sizzling Hot deluxe, a classic fruit slot from Greentube. After any line win you can try to double the amount in the gamble game or lose it altogether.

Sizzling Hot deluxe came out on November 13, 2007 and belongs to the Sizzling Hot series from Greentube. Stars join the fruit on 5×3 reels, and 5 paylines carry the wins. You can put as little as €0.02 or as much as €250 on a spin, so both small and very large bets fit.

Medium volatility paired with a low max win keeps Sizzling Hot deluxe calm; the flame titles that swing much harder are sorted under inferno slots by volatility.

Sizzling Hot deluxe pays on 5 paylines across its 5×3 grid. Fruit pays once identical pieces line up on a line from the first reel onward; the more reels the combination covers, the bigger the payout from the paytable. Scatters are counted apart from the lines, and what they pay depends only on how many appear on screen.

The feature set is deliberately lean: Sizzling Hot deluxe relies on scatter symbols and a gamble game. The appeal lies in quick line wins with fruit rather than in bonus rounds.

The gamble game opens after a regular win: you stake the whole round win, a correct guess doubles it and a wrong one wipes it out. If you would rather keep the win, simply skip the offer.

RTP 95.66%, lower than 58% of the 400 Inferno slots. Background: how RTP works on a slot. Volatility Medium, like 49 of the 182 slots in the Fire & flame theme. Background: what slot volatility means. Max win 1,000× (€250,000 at the highest stake). Hit frequency 13%: roughly one spin in 8 wins.

Its biggest prize of 1,000× is modest, with just 11% of the Inferno slots stopping lower. The RTP of 95.66% matters more here than on bonus-heavy games, because every euro returned comes from line wins and scatters.

Combined with medium volatility, that makes for a steady profile without huge spikes, which is what you would expect from a five-line fruit classic with no bonus round.

Which return level a casino switches on for Sizzling Hot deluxe is the operator's choice; how far those levels sit apart, and which other Inferno slots come in tiers, is set out on the RTP of inferno slots page.

On Sizzling Hot deluxe the biggest win rests on five lines and a gamble game; the max win comparison shows how far fire slots with bonus features go past it.

More with much the same RTP, equal medium volatility plus flames on the reels, as in Sizzling Hot deluxe: