Triple Hot Demo Slot - Review for Canadians, Demo Play & Payout Info

Introduction

We all enjoy a classic slot theme once in a while, and Triple Hot is like dancing at a disco from decades ago. Three reels and five paylines mean the base game is beautifully simple, but the Gamble feature and progressive jackpot add extra thrills.

Theme, Graphics & Soundtrack

It can be almost refreshing to return to a classic fruit machine when you’ve been playing the more elaborate and sometimes overdone modern slots. They tend toward simple and nostalgic, helping you recall fond memories. Triple Hot, lit by the many-coloured lights of a 1970s disco, is no exception. The symbols are clearly computer-generated, and not with the hyper-realistic graphics you find today - and that’s part of its charm. 

There’s also an electronic note to the soundtrack, which wouldn’t sound out of place when you’re on hold on the phone and continue to play under the beeps that people used to think sounded futuristic and now sound retro. If you like that kind of style, Triple Hot does it well, something we’ve come to expect from the many fruit machines among our Fazi Interactive slots.

Triple Hot RTP and Variance

With the usual caveats that figures like RTP and variance are only guidelines and the whole reason we enjoy slots so much is their ability to be unpredictable, Triple Hot seems to have some decent but not remarkable averages. Its return to player percentage is stated to be a slightly low 95.5%, whilst it sits comfortably at a medium variance, keeping a balance between size and frequency of wins to appeal to the maximum number of players.

How to Play Triple Hot

You probably know how to play fruit machines already, but there are a few things you probably want to check first:

1. The slot itself may seem simple, but there are quite a lot of buttons sitting under the reels. Most are labelled or have a self-evident purpose, so take a breath. It’s not as confusing as it might look.
2. We’ll go from left to right. First is a display for the value of one credit. Next is a speaker. Every time you click it, it will travel through loud, medium and quiet volume levels. It’s followed by the info button that opens the paytable.
3. This is where things are simple. The paytable is one page that directly shows paylines and symbol values before explaining the Gamble feature and how jackpots work. Everything you need to know is all in one place.
4. Back on the main screen, there’s one more button on the left, which is the toggle for full-screen mode. Then you start getting to the displays.
5. First you see the current jackpot size, then we’re into the centre. Your credits, win and total bet are all there for your convenience, which means it should be easy to stick to the budget that we always recommend you set before playing.
6. Now we’re on the right. Paylines are fixed, so you can see but not change them. You can change your bet with the plus and minus symbols, depending on the kind of risk you want to take.
7. Gamble is over here as well, but it won’t light up until after a winning spin. Speaking of which, you have two kinds of spins to choose between.
8. You can hit Start and turn the reels once, allowing you to adjust between each spin. Alternatively, there’s a pretty comprehensive autoplay feature behind the Auto button. Set the number of spins, quick play and “don’t stop on jackpot” as well as single win, credit increase and credit decrease limits.
9. The most important thing is always to have fun, so try the free demo first. Don’t chase losses and know when to walk away. That way, you can enjoy the game without worries.

Bet & Win Sizes
 

You adjust your bet per line, which starts at 0.10 and goes as high as 10.00 (you have to click through them all as there’s no Max Bet button). This means your Total Bet display will go from a 0.50 minimum to 50.00 maximum.

As you adjust your bet, the paytable adapts to reflect the changing values of the symbols. Assuming you start with the minimum, it looks like this for three matches:

Cherries, Whole Orange, Orange Segments, Plum - 4.00

Watermelon, Grapes - 8.00

Bell - 10.00

Star - 20.00

7 - 30.00

Triple Hot Bonus Features

You might think that a retro fruit machine wouldn’t have much in the way of bonus features, and it’s true there are no free spins, but there are two welcome additions to the base game that increase what you could win:

Gamble

This is the simplest kind of Gamble feature, and even better, it’s optional. You don’t have to risk your winnings if you don’t want to. If you dare, all you need to do is pick correctly whether a card will be red or black, at which point your prize doubles. Choose wrong, however, and you lose it all.

Jackpot

A combination of fixed award and increment means you have a chance to win an impressive mystery jackpot, which is awarded at random but becomes more likely with a higher bet.

Triple Hot Review

Triple Hot embraces its retro theme with style, so if you like the old fruit machines, you’ll be more than happy. The jackpot and Gamble features don’t just add something extra for those who like a little more depth in their games; they also mean that much larger prizes can be available, if you’re lucky enough. If it’s put you in the mood, you could also try Blazing Hot 7s.

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