100 Super Hot: when almost every spin touches a line

A hundred lines on twenty positions

Twenty symbol positions and one hundred fixed lines: the maths of that layout means most positions sit on dozens of lines at once. In practice, 100 Super Hot returns something on a large share of spins, often less than the stake, sometimes much more when a seven or a high fruit stacks down a reel. It feels busier than 40 Super Hot even though the grid is identical in size.

Symbols follow the EGT fruit tradition: cherries, lemons, oranges, plums, grapes, watermelons and sevens. The star scatter pays from three anywhere and sits outside the line system.

Stake size matters here

With a hundred lines, the minimum bet per spin is naturally higher than on 20 Super Hot. In the 100 Super Hot demo that does not matter, but it is worth noticing before you ever play for real: the line value is small, the spin cost is not. Many players prefer to compare all three versions at the same total stake to see which pattern of wins they like.

Gamble and no free spins

Like the rest of the series, there is no free spins round. After any win, the gamble screen lets you guess red or black on a hidden card to double the amount. On a game where many wins are small, pressing gamble often can change your balance quite a bit, for better or worse.

Play 100 Super Hot free

Start with 1,000 virtual credits, no account, no download. Set the equivalent of £1 a spin and play 150 spins, then compare with the same number of spins on 40 Super Hot at the same stake. Note how many spins pay below the bet, and how often a full reel of one symbol appears. The same game is offered for real money at the casinos below.