Hot Rush Triple Star

Hot Rush Triple Star Overview

Hot Rush Triple Star is a five-reel, three-row slot from Foxi (Fazi) with 5 paylines. It was released on 10 March 2025.

Neither an RTP, a volatility rating nor a maximum win is published for this title, and we have not invented any of them. All figures below were read from demo play at a 15.00 stake, in the demo’s FUN units.

A Fruit Machine in Deep Space

The setting is the most striking thing about it: the reels hang in front of an enormous orange-red vortex – a sun or an accretion disc, spiralling and lit from within – with a black starfield behind the corners of the screen.

Against that, the symbols are entirely ordinary: plum, orange, lemon, cherries, grapes, watermelon, a golden bell, a red seven and stars in gold and silver.

And one that is not: a black hole, a dark disc ringed in fire, which is the game’s special symbol and the reason for the name.

The Seven Pays From Two, and Then Explodes

The paytable, headed SYMBOL WINS, is built around one symbol. At the 15.00 stake the red seven pays 30.00 for two, 150.00 for three, 600.00 for four and 9,000.00 for five.

Look at that last step. Four sevens are worth 600.00; five are worth fifteen times as much. Converted, four sevens is 40x the stake and five is 600x.

The two-of-a-kind payout is the other unusual thing – 30.00 is 2x the stake for a pair. Every other symbol on the game needs at least three.

Below the seven: watermelon and gold star both at 1,500.00 for five (100x), the bell at 600.00 (40x), and the plum, orange and lemon group at 300.00 (20x).

The silver star is listed on three alone, at 300.00 – 20x for three symbols, which puts it well above the fruit at the same count.

The “Triple Star” of the title is literal: the paytable carries stars in gold and silver priced differently from one another, and the table runs to several pages in the demo’s viewer, so a third is presumably on one of them. We only quote what was on screen.

The Same Three Pots as Sticky Tiki

A bar above the reels carries three figures against a diamond, a gold bar and a silver bar: 16,045.59, 1,736.47 and 218.23.

Those are exactly the figures shown on Sticky Tiki, the other Fazi title in this batch, down to the last decimal. The pots are shared across the studio’s games on this platform, not held by one title.

That matters if you are chasing them: progress made on one game is progress on the pool, and switching titles does not reset anything. Against the 15.00 stake here they stand at roughly 1,070x, 116x and 15x.

The Respin

When the black holes land in quantity the game throws a single word across the reels in large orange capitals: RESPIN. The holes hold their positions and the reels turn again around them.

The captures let you watch it run, because the balance stops moving. It reads 70.00 across four consecutive captures while the win totals climb – which is exactly what a respin round looks like from the outside: nothing further is charged.

The wins inside it go 150.00, then 150.00 again, then 270.00 on the reels with 300.00 on the plate below. Against the 15.00 stake that top figure is 20x.

The black holes accumulate as it goes – two in one capture, three in the next, four by the end – each one locked with a ring of fire around it.

Paying positions are outlined with a ring of orange fire rather than a drawn payline, which suits the backdrop and, on five lines, leaves the grid uncluttered while the total counts up in large gold numerals.

What the Base Game Paid

Outside the respin the figures are small and predictable. Three plums across the top row paid 30.00 – 2x the stake, the fruit group’s three-of-a-kind price exactly.

Four lemons returned 90.00 (6x), a bell line 60.00 (4x), and a grid of oranges with two black holes 150.00, which is 10x.

Note how tightly those cluster. On five paylines with a fruit group paying 20x for five, almost everything that is not a seven or a respin lands between two and ten times the stake.

What the Session Did

The balance runs 925.00, 865.00, 685.00, 340.00, 190.00 and then 70.00, where it stays for the respin sequence.

That is a fall of about 855 – 57x the stake – before the respin paid 20x back. With no published RTP and no volatility figure, that arc is the only guide these captures can offer, and it is a short one.

Six Hundred Times, and What It Would Take

No maximum win is published, but the paytable sets a floor under any guess: five sevens on one line is 600x the stake, and that is a single payline on a five-line game.

Whether the black holes can multiply that, or whether the three pots sit above it, the captures do not show. What they do show is the gap: the best thing we recorded is 20x, and one line of sevens is thirty times better than that.

Win totals appear twice on the bigger results – once across the middle of the reels and once on the plate beneath – with the plate carrying the round total. On the respin’s best spin those read 270.00 and 300.00 respectively.

The Interface

The controls are pared back: a spin key bottom right with AUTO beside it, BALANCE and STAKE plates at bottom left, and sound, fullscreen and menu icons in the top-right corner.

The demo is served from Redstone – the breadcrumb at top left reads REDSTONE / HOT RUSH TRIPLE STAR / DEMO – which is the same route Sticky Tiki takes, and explains why the two share a jackpot bar.

Who Should Play It

Hot Rush Triple Star is for players who want a five-line fruit machine with an unusually good-looking backdrop and one strong idea. The black-hole respin is clearly signposted, the seven pays from two of a kind, and the jackpot pots are shared across the studio’s catalogue rather than stranded on one title.

The reservations are the missing RTP, volatility and maximum win – three absences rather than one – and a base game where almost every result lands between two and ten times the stake. Our session fell 57x before the respin returned 20x.

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Hot Rush Triple Star was listed in all six of our partner casino libraries when we checked on 22 September 2026 – under Foxi at five of them and under the studio’s older name, Fazi, at the sixth.