Hot Shot is a 5-reel, 9-line video slot developed by Microgaming, featuring a wild symbol and scatter wins. You can play the Hot Shot video slot at Bovada.

Hot Shot Game Description

Hot Shot is themed after “America’s favourite pastime,” baseball. Symbols include the Wild Ball, Scattered Trophy, Home Run, Strike, Battler, Pitcher, Baseball Hat, Hot Dog with Drink, Fries, Popcorn, Candy and Coffee symbols. Hot Shot is dated in the quality of its presentation, but still offer baseball-themed sound effects when you hit winning combinations in addition to crowd noise. For a look at the Hot Shot video slot from Microgaming, a screenshot has been provided below:

Hot Shot Betting Options

Coin sizes on the Hot Shot slot machine are $0.25, $0.50, $1 and $2. You can select from 1-9 paylines per spin on the Hot Shot video slot. You can bet as little as a quarter per spin on the Hot Shot slot game up to the maximum total bet of $18 per spin. Although it is not a high betting range, most players will be satisfied with it. To play the Hot Shot video slot, select your bet and hit the “Spin” button. To play with all 9 lines enabled, hit the “Bet Max” button.

Hot Shot Top Payouts

The highest paying symbol on the Hot Shot online slot game is the Home Run symbol. If you hit 5 Home Run symbols on an active payline, you will win the 1000 coin top jackpot. Other high paying symbols on the Hot Shot video slot include the Strike symbol (900 coins), Batter symbol (700 coins) and Pitcher symbol (500 coins).

Hot Shot Special Features

Hot Shot’s wild symbol is the Wild Ball symbol. The Wild Ball symbol will substitute for all symbols except for the scatter symbol. This symbol can be used to create lots of winning combinations that can lead to decent wins when you play at Bovada.

The scatter symbol is the Trophy symbol. 3, 4 or 5 Scattered Trophy symbols anywhere on the reels of Hot Shot will pay out 10X, 50X or 100X your total bet.

Hot Shot Rules

All wins pay left to right, except for scatter wins (which pay any) Only the highest win is paid per selected payline. Scatter wins are multiplied by the total bet. Scatter wins are added to payline wins. For a look at the complete payout schedule, a screenshot of the Hot Shot paytable has been provided below:

Hot Shot Autoplay Mode

Hit the “Expert” button on the Hot Shot video slot to enable its autoplay features. You can play 5 or 10 quick autoplay spins or hit the “AutoPlay” button to set advanced settings. Here you will be able to set the number of spins (5, 10, 25, 50, 100, 250 or 500), number of seconds between spins (0, 0.25, 0.50, 0.80 or 1.50) as well as stop settings including to stop once all spins are complete, stop when jackpot is won, stop if a win exceeds or equals ($25, $50, $100, $250, $500, $1000 or $2500), stop on any win or stop if credits increase/decrease by ($25, $50, $100, $250, $500, $1000 or $2500). You can stop the autoplay mode on Hot Shot at any time.

Hot Shot Summary

If you’re a baseball fan who’s already a player at a Microgaming casino, you might want to try Hot Shot out. Otherwise, its dated graphics and lack of any real special features make it a skippable video slot compared to some of the other great Microgaming video slots out there. If you still want to play ball, you can do so by signing up and depositing at Bovada.

Additional Hot Shot Questions:

Are players from the United States able to play the Hot Shot slot game for real money?

No, American players cannot play Hot Shot for real money at this time. Luckily, you can find two baseball video slots called Golden Glove and King of Swing at USA-friendly RTG casinos such as Bovada.

Where can I read about more sports-themed slot machines?

For many more sports-related slot reviews, please read our list of sports-themed online slots.

Can I play a Hot Shot Flash game for free anywhere?

Yes, you can find the Hot Shot Flash game around page 8 of the Instant Play casinos at Bovada. You can play it for free or real money. If you experience issues with the Flash software, make sure you have the latest version of Adobe Flash Player installed on your computer.

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