Hot To Burn Hold And Spin Slot Review, Demo Play, Payout, Free Spins & Bonuses

Hot To Burn Hold And Spin Review

While the original Hot to Burn was a featureless affair offering only a mediocre potential, Pragmatic Play partner, Reel Kingdom, has taken it up more than a few notches in their follow-up title Hot To Burn: Hold And Spin. The volatility is far more brutal here, but that’s the price you pay for a 20,000x potential.

The classic Streak Respins feature has been trending for a while now, but in this game you need to trigger the Big Money Bonus Wheel to land anything of significance. This requires filling the screen with cash symbols during the Hold & Respins feature, and this is not always easy. The good news however, is that the Big Money Wheel offers indefinite respins as long as you keep winning.

Hot To Burn: Hold And Spin Features

The flaming wild symbol can land on all 5 reels, and it will step in for regular pay symbols like wilds usually do. The wild pays the same as the highest value 7 symbol, and 5 on a payline lands you a decent 250x your stake. Star scatters pay wherever they land, and you win 1x, 20x or 100x for 3, 4 or 5 in sight, respectively.

You trigger the Hold & Respins feature when you land 5+ burning sun cash symbols on the same spin. All the triggering cash symbols become sticky on a new reel set, and you will land only blanks or new money symbols during the feature.

You start with 4 lives (hearts), which indicates the number of respins you have in reserve.

If you manage to fill the screen with money symbols, you trigger the Big Money Bonus Wheel. A massive Wheel of Fortune will then spin, and you can win between 10x and 5,000x per spin. You get a new spin as long as you land on a winning segment, and up to 20,000x your stake can be won in total. The feature ends when the Bonus Wheel stops on the blank segment.

The 200 Spins Hot To Burn: Hold And Spin Experience

You can safely skip the base game grind part of our highlights video, unless you want a demonstration of the volatile nature of this game.

Review Summary

The Hot To Burn series, and similar classic looking games, caters to players craving a simple slot experience. The base game is rather uneventful, even though 5,000x payouts can, in theory, be landed by filling the screen with the highest value 7 symbol and/or wilds. In practice however, you’re basically grinding along with the occasional mid-range payout, or scatter win, to keep you going.

The Hold & Win bonus round will eventually trigger, but it comes with a massive “hit or miss” factor. Unless you manage to fill the screen to trigger the Big Money Wheel, you’re bound to be disappointed. The money symbols alone are not worth all that much (20x to 40x in total most of the time), and it’s a drag being kicked back to the base game grind without even getting a shot at the big prizes.

Pros

• Streak Respins can lead to Big Money Wheel
• Big Money Wheel with cash prizes up to 5,000x
• Each Money Wheel win leads to a new spin
• Win up to 20,000x your stake in total

Cons

• You need the Money Wheel to win big

If you appreciate Hot To Burn: Hold And Spin you should also try:

Hot to Burn - is the original title from Reel Kingdom, and it’s a very stripped down homage to the physical fruit machine. The volatility is medium, and you can win up to 1,000x your stake.

Ultra Hold and Spin - is a Reel Kingdom classic slot that’s all about the Streak Respins feature. It plays out on a 3x3 setup, and a special diamond symbol can land you jackpot wins up to 500x during the Hold & Respins bonus round.

Hot Wild 7s - is a PariPlay fruit slot-inspired title with 5 reels and 40 paylines. Symbols tend to land in stacks here, and the flaming red 7 wild is the main feature, together with scatter wins up to 1,000x your stake.

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