Sizzling Hot Jokers Slot – Free Demo

Sizzling Hot Jokers Daily Jackpot, according to the help file

Is it merely me? Or do fruit slots have an inclination to appear as thrilling as a dish of produce, compelling you to tolerate a constant diet of tasteless imagery? Sizzling Hot Deluxe is a Greentube fruit slot with a similar name, and Freaky Fruit is another Section8 Studio game. This Section8 Studio slot even arrives with a help document. In it I get to discover that the name, Sizzling Hot Jokers, is really Sizzling Hot Jokers Daily Jackpot, and nothing renders you as glad as discovering a scrap of trivia while frenziedly swiping through the help document in search of genuine helpful data such as how the Re-spins work. Every payline win is multiplied by the bet per line, and the paylines are fixed, so the line bet is a tenth of the total stake.

It's with anguish of mind and total revulsion I'm taking on the job of assessing Sizzling Hot Jokers, as you can see. My session ran at 2.00 a spin, 860.00 wagered in all. In all candour, it's because of the god dreadful bland graphics, but what if there is a real gem concealed far within? It's my duty to suss out. The 430 spins returned 862.00, the balance dipping to 873.40 and peaking at 1,079.80 on spin 49 before finishing at 1,002.00.

A lemon worth a watermelon

Sizzling Hot Jokers ships with 5 reels and 10 paylines. The grid is 3 rows deep, and every symbol pays left to right and right to left on consecutive reels.

It's essentially everything I've grown to anticipate from a fruit slot, and on the reels you'll spot low-paying lemons, watermelons, cherries and bells as well as higher-paying horseshoes, BARs and triple sevens. Triple sevens pay the most, 25 times the stake for five on a line. The watermelons and lemons are of the identical worth. Three of either on a line pays five times the line bet, which comes to 1.00 at a 2.00 stake. They hand you 2.5 times your stake for a 5 symbol set, and the Joker Wild solely appears on reels 2, 3 and 4. The Joker Wild pays nothing on its own.

Held on reels 2, 3 and 4

Sizzling Hot Jokers is not a slot heavy on extras. Each payline pays only its highest win in each direction, and wins on different lines are added together. This is what's on tap:

Joker Wild feature - it grows to fill its entire reel whenever a Joker Wild hits. That is even when not part of a win. Once expanded it substitutes for every symbol, and it can land on one, two or all three of reels 2, 3 and 4 in the same spin.

Re-spin feature - essentially a streak spin round. I got six rounds of it in 430 spins, and four of them stopped after a single Re-spin. It's activated by the expanded Joker Wilds, and the Joker Wilds stay on the reels as Re-spins follow. A single expansion is worth one free Re-spin, and each new adjacent Joker Wild that lands during it adds another and is held with the rest. What you desire is for extra neighbouring Joker Wilds to drop, and the Re-spin feature can grant up to 3 successive Re-spins. Spin 412 reached that cap, with Joker Wilds held on reels 2, 3 and 4 for a 118.00 win, 59 times the stake.

Daily Jackpot feature - the jackpot feature is randomly activated, and there is 1 jackpot on tap here - the Daily Jackpot. It is a progressive pot shared with other games, fed by 3% of every bet and guaranteed to pay out by a set time each day, and it did not drop during my session.

The Minty Take: One Re-spin round out of six ran to the three-Re-spin limit, and that single round on spin 412 paid 59 times the stake; with the Joker Wilds held off, what remains is a ten-line fruit machine where a lemon is worth exactly a watermelon.

Spin 412 and the other 429

Sizzling Hot Jokers is a slot you merely just boot up and begin spinning. The 430 spins produced 159 paying spins, and 101 of those paid less than the 2.00 stake.

Tedium kicks in rapidly partially because the reused theme, and a slot implies that there's some kind of purpose to the goings-on, some variety of payoff for slogging through this rubbish. Re-spin rounds brought in 310.40 of the 862.00 won, about 36%, and the longest run without a win lasted 24 spins. The sole payoff you'll receive is the recognition a few minutes in that no one is compelling you to play it.