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

Red Hot Slingo Game Review

We’ve only tried slingo games with a 5x1 slot setup before, and it was certainly refreshing to see that Red Hot Slingo comes with a full-blown 5x3 reel setup. It doesn’t stop there however, as you can even land scatter prizes up to 100x, while a full grid of the top-tier watermelon symbol (and/or wilds) award 500x your stake.

The slot element comes more to its right here in other words, and this is certainly something we hope Slingo Originals will expand upon in the future. To compensate for all the extra numbers you typically land per spin, you get only 5 spins per round here. Most of the time you’ll not climb very high on the slingo prize ladder without paid extra spins, and closing in on the top 500x prize can thus be quite expensive.

Red Hot Slingo Features

The slot below the 5x5 slingo grid comes with a 5x3 reel set, and you can win up to 100x your stake by landing 5-oak fruit symbols or wilds on the slot reels. Wilds not only substitute for regular pay symbols on the reels however, they also allow you to mark off a number of your choice on the slingo column directly above.

Super Wilds serves the same function, but these allow you to mark off a chosen number anywhere on the slingo grid. The best tactic, as always, is to mark off numbers that award one or more slingos directly.

Landing 3, 4 or 5 bell scatters anywhere award an instant cash prize of 1x, 10x or 100x your stake, respectively. The free spin symbol awards 1 extra spin that plays out after you’ve used up the 5 initial spins you get per round. There is also a blocker symbol that does nothing but occupy prime ‘reel estate’.

The 200 Spins Red Hot Slingo Experience

With the help of a free spin, we managed to climb to the first rung on the slingo prize ladder before we had to start paying for extra spins. We basically spent around €500 to win a total of €160, including €10 from the slot reel symbols. If you’re curious as to how it all played out, simply hit the play button below to see for yourself.

Review Summary

We really like how the slot element of the game comes more to its right in Red Hot Slingo than what is usually the case.

Nothing is stopping them from introducing slot features as well, but it’s probably a good idea to take it step by step. As charming as the gameplay is, you only get 5 spins per round. Paying for extra spins is pretty much a given if you want to get anywhere in most rounds, and climbing that prize ladder can get pretty expensive. It’s best to avoid being too pot committed in other words, as there is always a new round with a fresh start.

Pros

• 5x3 slot with up to 500x payouts
• Wilds and Super Wilds
• Extra spins and scatter wins
• Slingo prize ladder up to 500x

Cons

• Only 5 spins per paid round
• Paid extra spins limited to 40

If you appreciate Red Hot Slingo you should also try:

Slingo Starburst - is based on NetEnt’s timeless and iconic slot, and it’s all about climbing the prize ladder to win symbol specific guaranteed wins on the classic Starburst slot game. The top-tier prize awards up to 3 expanding wild respins, and you can win up to 1,500x your stake.

Slingo Monopoly - is based around the highly popular board game that most people are familiar with, and you’ll roll the dice to move around the board. There are plenty of features to trigger on your way, and climbing the slingo prize ladder can award up to 300x your stake.

Slingo Big Wheel - comes with 10 spins per round, and indefinite extra spins can be purchased for an individually calculated price. Get between 3 and 12 slingos to win a spin on the Bonus Wheel, where the top prize is worth a solid 2,500x your stake.

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