Red Hot Sapphires Slot Review, Demo Play, Payout, Free Spins & Bonuses

Red Hot Sapphires Review

We found the previous installment from Infinity Dragon to be decent, but Wild Marlin. - Big Game Fishing came with a somewhat lackluster math model. Red Hot Sapphires is basically a beefed up version dressed up in a classic fruit machine theme, and it comes with a far more solid 6,000x potential.

The base game is all about the 10 spin cycles, where Epic Strike symbols leave behind Bank’Em Wild Frames that turn wild. The Epic Strike prizes have been increased to a more decent level as well, topping out at 500x for 9 Epic Strike symbols in view. Larger wins are possible in the base game due to the added increasing multiplier system, and the bonus round comes with 4 roaming wilds per spin.

Red Hot Sapphires Slot Features

The premium symbols pay between 2 to 5 x your stake for 5 of a kind wins, and the Dice Wild pays 10x your stake for the same. The wild also substitutes for pay symbols to help complete wins, and you’ll get wilds in 10 spin cycles.

The “red hot” red sapphire is the Epic Strike symbol, and it awards instant Epic Strike prizes when you land 5, 6, 7, 8 or 9+ in view. This pays 1x, 3x, 10x, 25x or 500x your stake, respectively, and each Epic Strike symbol also leaves behind a Bank’Em Wild Frame.

These frames remain on the positions in 10 spin cycles, and on the 10th spin they all turn wild.

You need 3 free spins symbols on reels 1, 3 and 5 to trigger the Bonus Round, and this awards 10 free spins. You get 4 randomly placed Bank’Em Wild frames per spin, and these turn wild on each spin. You can retrigger the feature, and the Bank’Em Wilds can also substitute for epic strike symbols to land you instant prizes.

The 200 Spins Red Hot Sapphires Slot Experience

You get to see a decent wild frame transformation that turns into an epic strike win at the beginning of the video. We then trigger the bonus round at 1:07 into the 3:35 highlights video, and you can see for yourself how we fared by hitting the play button below.

Review Summary

Red Hot Sapphires is pretty similar to Infinity Dragon Studio’s Wild Marlin.

We kind of wish it was the other way around though, as we enjoyed the fishing theme more than this somewhat generic approach. Given the huge difference in potential, we would probably go with this version if we had to choose. The Epic Strike prizes have been increased as well, topping out at 500x instead of only 100x, and the roaming wilds in the bonus round can help land decent payouts.

Pros

• Epic Strike instant prizes up to 500x
• Epic strike symbols leave wild frames
• 10 spins wild reveal w/ up to x10 multiplier
• Bonus round w/ 4 roaming wilds
• Win up to 6,000x your stake

Cons

• Beware of customizable RTP ranges

If you enjoy Red Hot Sapphires Slot you should also try:

Wild Marlin. - Big Game Fishing - is a pretty similar release from Infinity Dragon, and it comes with a fun and engaging fishing theme. Epic strike symbols leave behind frames that turn wild every 10 spins, and you get 4 roaming wilds in the free spins round.

Mystic Panther Treasures of the Wild - is the debut release from Infinity Dragon, and it takes you on a jungle safari in Africa. It plays out on a 6x3 grid with 729 ways to win, and you get full reel wilds in the bonus round. The Link&Win round comes with jackpots up to 5,000x, and the overall potential is a solid 14,000x your stake.

Treasures of Kilauea - is a volcano-themed release from PearFiction, and it goes in 10 spin cycles with lava frames that turn wild on the 10th spin. You get extra wilds and x2 multiplier wilds every 50th spins, and the bonus round comes with options. You can also win a jackpot that cracks the 5,000x win cap.

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