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Game Overview

We’re spinning the reels in the hope of some big wins on Red Hot Slingo from developer Slingo Originals. This latest game in the series of hybrid slots/bingo games sees players trying to complete the 12 lines on their card, where reaching the top of the win ladder will award them 500x their stake.

Wins can be topped up through the slot machine part of this game, where each spin of the reels can not only award winning numbers, but drop in fruit wins of up to 100x bet. Keep a lookout for the modifier symbols too, these can help you complete more slingo’s on your card.

Ready to jump in and see what’s on offer in this game? Read on in our full review, where you can also access and try a free Red Hot Slingo demo slot. This is playable here on our platform with unlimited credits to practice with.

Slingo Originals has opted for a fairly generic design for Red Hot Slingo, with a red fiery background in place as the game loads up. As I’ve come to expect from this provider, the more games they release into the Slingo series, the more polished they look. If you want to explore more titles in the Slingo genre, you can head over to our dedicated Slingo demo page, where there is a huge catalogue of titles to choose from.

There aren’t too many Slingo games that feature a paytable due to the nature of how they work. But on this occasion, Red Hot Slingo includes one, and the lower value symbols are the cherry, lemon, and orange. The higher paying symbols are the plum, melon, scatter and wild, which will pay 50x, 100x, 100x and 100x respectively for a 5 of a kind win.

To start the proceedings on Red Hot Slingo, it will cost you a minimum of €0.20 for 5 spins of the slot reels, with the maximum stake reaching €100 a game. Additional spins of the reels can be purchased after the original 5, and the price of these can vary, as we’ll discover a little further into the review.

As with the vast majority of Slingo games, Red Hot Slingo takes place on a grid of 5×5 that is filled with 25 random numbers. Once you have selected your playing stake, the aim of the game is to cross as many numbers as possible off the grid and complete full lines (Slingos), which will work your way up the prize ladder to the left of the card. Unlike other Slingo titles that feature a lower reel that slides the numbers into play, Red Hot Slingo has a full set of 5×3 reels, which can spin in both numbers that you can cross off your grid, and potential fruit wins, as we discussed in the pays section earlier.

In addition to numbers and potential fruit wins, you will also come across modifying symbols that can land in view and aid you in crossing extra numbers off on your card.

After your initial 5 spins are over, you will be asked if you would like to purchase additional spins one at a time, with a limit of 40 extra spins being able to be bought. The cost of each spin will be determined by how far you have worked your way up the prize ladder and by how many numbers you require to complete the grid in full. You should always be aware that the cost of these spins can rise very quickly, and you are not guaranteed any sort of success from buying them. My advice is to always set the in-game controls before you start and limit how much you can spend when it comes to purchasing extra spins.