Hot Racingin Demo Mode

Can you feel the adrenaline rush? The Hot Racing crash game makes street car racing as exciting as possible. This is Amusnet Interactive's first crash game.

I'm glad the designers found a way to recreate street races realistically. The animated blue and red cars on the road set against a retro city skyline background look great. I would've added more aggressive music if they'd asked me, but this smooth piece is also solid.

Like most crash games, this one doesn't really have bonuses. However, you can expect interesting options that can enhance your gaming experience.

Of course, this game has no reels, rows, or paylines, unlike slots. It doesn't have winning ways, either. This is a different concept that I'll analyze further in my Hot Racing crash game review.

Before wagering real money, don't forget that you can try this game in demo mode on our page to better understand how it works. Now, let's get this race started!

Playing a crash game with sports cars may seem challenging to newbies, but that's not true with the Hot Racing online crash game. This game provides new rounds every 6 seconds after completing the last round.

You can place one or two bets (green "bet" buttons) during this period. These bets are displayed in credits in the Hot Racing demo – from 20 to 20,000 credits. Users are also allowed to activate auto-play.

After placing bet/s, you will watch the race. You can press the cashout button anytime to get the displayed amount. Of course, you must do this before the competition ends. Failing to do so will result in a non-winning round.

Even though you can't expect many Hot Racing bonus features, even the ordinary features of this game can help you win more or at least enjoy this game more. Let's take a closer look at the main features.

• Extra bet. Players can place an extra bet on the winning car. If they make the right choice, the extra bet amount is multiplied by the winning car coefficient and added to the balance.

• Jackpot Cards. This is a randomly activated feature with four levels, each illustrated by a playing card. You must reveal three identical cards (out of 12) to win one of the progressive jackpot prizes.

• Auto Cashout. Thanks to this feature, you can choose a specific profit level (let's say 2x the bet) and make the game cash out this value automatically if that level is reached.

Just because this is a crash game, this doesn't mean I can't determine its theoretical win potential.

To start with, the Hot Racing win potential is reflected through its RTP. This time, we have a game with an excellent RTP of 97%. That's higher than most online free slots play.

Furthermore, the game's maximum win is capped at 1,000x the player's bet. This doesn't mean much if you don't know the betting range. The demo provides only virtual credits. Still, from what I've seen in many online casinos offering this title, you can wager $0.2 to $200 in a single round. We can all agree that you can be more than satisfied with the higher limit when you use high bets.

Amusnet Interactive has still not revealed Hot Racing's volatility level. In this case, talking about a hit frequency may be tricky, given that the game always ends at some point, revealing a specific multiplier.

I had to start 100 spins in demo mode to come up with a conclusion about the volatility, though. Read about my experience in the next section.

In my initial 100 rounds in the Hot Racing demo mode, I tried to try all the options. I can conclude that the most profitable (at least for me) is to play manually and place one bet to have more control over the budget.

Occasionally, an extra bet can be placed to break the monotony. Out of a hundred rounds, I can say that in at least 40%, the outcomes were over 2x my bet. Most were in the range of 2x to 5x, but there were even 37x the bet.

As expected, timing is critical in this game, and you will definitely need to play multiple rounds to see which tactic to use, given your budget. For me, this was a successful experience that, in the end, brought me more than what I invested. I achieved this by combining lower-value cashouts with high-value outcomes. I mostly cashed out at values ​​between 2x and 3x, although I waited for high values ​​from time to time.