Burn Em Up Demo Slot - Review for Canadians, Demo Play & Payout Info

Introduction

You’ll never feel cold when you’ve got access to a collection of online slots games. That’s because there’s always something warming going on, and often involving Lucky Number 7s somewhere along the line too. We’ve played loads of heat-themed games in our time, including 7s to Burn, Burning Flame, Sizzling Hot Deluxe & Hot Shot Blazing 7s.

We know that fruit symbols date back to the earliest days of slots gaming. And we’re talking a very long way back - decades, in fact. At a time when gambling was prohibited, slots cabinet makers invented games that paid out fruit-flavoured chewing gum. The flavour of your gum was represented by pictures of the fruit, so players knew what to expect. And although gambling isn’t illegal any more, the old traditions are still alive and kicking.

Graphics & Soundtrack

The symbols on the reels of Burn Em Up are instantly familiar. Even the blazing trails of fire have been done before, many, many times. As to the game sounds, they’re extremely basic, with the usual bells and whistles that you’d expect from playing a land-based slots game.

Burn Em Up RTP & Volatility

Playing at 2.00 or less per spin gives a game with an RTP of 94%. Up that wager to more than 2.00 per spin and you’ll access an RTP of 96%. It’s highly volatile, so keep a tight rein on your bankroll if you venture into an online casino to play.

How to Play Burn Em Up

1 Decide how much to wager per spin, using the ‘+’ and ‘-‘ buttons to the bottom right of the screen.

2 Press Play to start your game.

3 Autoplay lets you select up to 100 automatic spins. You’ll need to set a loss limit to prematurely end the feature, and you can set optional win limits too.

4 The ‘?’ button will take you to the game’s rules and paytable.

5 The game’s sound controls are set just below the game - look for the speaker icon.

Bet Sizes & Paytable Wins

Play from 0.10 to 500.00. Each bet is divided across all ten paylines equally, and it’s the bet per line that’s used as the basis for the game’s paytable. You need to spin up three, four or five matching symbols across a payline, from left to right, to win the associated cash prize.

Cherries = 5x, 10x, 100x

Watermelon = 5x, 10x, 100x

Orange = 5x, 10x, 100x

Plum = 5x, 10x, 100x

Any combination of 7 symbols = 5x, 10x, 50x

7 = 10x, 40x, 100x

77 = 20x, 60x, 150x

777 = 30x, 100x, 250x

Crown = 50x, 200x, 1,000x

Joker Wild = 100x, 500x, 5,000x

Max-win 250,000x

Volatility High

RTP 96.00%

Burn Em Up Bonus Features & Free Spins

You won’t find any Mystery Symbols, but despite the fact that this is very firmly a classic style of slot, it still manages to conjure up a couple of bonus features. The frankly sinister-looking Joker is the game’s Wild symbol, standing in for other symbols on the reels, apart from the Scatter, to generate winning combinations. But it’s also the game’s top-paying symbol too, awarding an impressive 5,000x your line bet for landing five of a kind on a payline.

The Burn Em Up game logo is the Scatter symbol, and although it doesn’t bring any direct cash rewards, it’s still a sight you’ll be wanting to see on the reels. That’s because three or more deliver up the following numbers of free spins:

3 Scatters = 12 Free Spins

4 Scatters = 18 Free Spins

5 Scatters = 24 Free Spins

Throughout the Free Spins Bonus, any 7 symbols that land on a winning payline can upgrade. They have the ability to transform into the highest-paying 7 on that winline, and that can make a big difference to your final cash payout from the bonus.

Overall Review

Aside from the fact that the blazing graphics have been quite well executed, there really isn’t anything new to see on the reels of Burn Em Up. Low-stakes players will find themselves subject to the frankly disappointing RTP of 94%. And higher-stakes players, although getting a better RTP of 96% are almost certain to feel that this is a tired and outdated game from the outset.

If you love nothing better than a classic, retro-themed game with a couple of modern twists, then you’re bound to want to try your luck with Burn Em Up. But we’ve seen this theme done better, and with much higher potential returns too. Sorry Barcrest, but this game gets a thumbs down from us!

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