Introduction
40 Super Hot came out on 3 December 2014. It uses just 8 symbols on five reels, four rows and 40 fixed lines. It is the only Amusnet classic on this site that is not on Bell Link.
Here the Amusnet figures belong to the same game you try in the demo: RTP of 95.81% and volatility of 1 out of 5, the lowest on its scale.
40 Super Hot numbers, explained
The studio’s official data, as graphics.
5 × 4 · 20 positions
Pays: 40 fixed lines
For every 100 staked, on average 95.81 comes back. It is a theoretical average over millions of spins: it does not predict your session.
Amusnet scale. The higher it is, the fewer but bigger the wins.
times the line stake. It is the game’s cap: very rare.
Official Amusnet figures
- Release3 December 2014
- RTP95.81%
- Volatility1 of 5
- Max win1,000x the bet per line
- Symbols8
- FeaturesAutoplay and Gamble
These are the figures for the same game you try in this demo. Source: amusnet.com ↗
Key mechanics
The seven is the wild and substitutes for everything except the scatter, the star, which pays wherever it lands. You can also double a win by betting on red or black, at the risk of losing it.
The Amusnet page mentions a mystery jackpot and bonus spins. We did not see them in the demo paytable: what it shows is a progressive jackpot that only pays on the max bet per line. The line prize reaches 1,000 times what is staked on it. The demo counter is fictional.
Other versions of 40 Super Hot
- 100 Super Hot · 2017. 100 lines on 5×4 and volatility 1 of 5.
Verdict
The simplest of the group: eight symbols, minimum volatility and no Bell Link. Its 20-line sibling, 20 Super Hot, does carry the network jackpot.
The good and the bad
Pros
- Volatility 1 of 5, the lowest on Amusnet's scale.
- Official figures for the same game as the demo.
Cons
- No Bell Link and no free spins in the demo.
- 1,000x per line ceiling.
