Top Hot 5

Top Hot 5 Overview

Top Hot 5 is a three-by-three slot from Foxi (Fazi) with 5 paylines. It was released on 12 February 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 100.00 total bet.

Red on Red

There is no scenery at all. The reels sit on a field of angular red panels lit from behind, with a thin gold frame around the nine positions and the logo in the top-left corner. It is as stripped back as a slot gets.

The symbols are the canon, every one of them wreathed in flame: a red seven, twin gold stars, a pair of bells, grapes, watermelon, plums, oranges, lemons and cherries.

Every Win Is Three of a Kind

With three reels and three rows there is only one combination length, so the paytable is nine lines long and needs no bands. At the 100.00 stake it reads: seven 6,000.00, stars 4,000.00, bells 2,000.00, grapes and watermelon 1,600.00, and plums, oranges, lemons and cherries 800.00.

Converted, that is 60x at the top and 8x at the bottom – a spread of seven and a half to one across nine symbols, with four of them sharing the bottom rung.

Note how the nine symbols are grouped. Three of them stand alone at the top – seven, stars, bells – two share the middle rung at 1,600.00, and four share the bottom at 800.00. In practice the game has six price points, not nine.

The Table Checks Out Against the Reels

One capture settles it. The grid fills entirely with plums, all five paylines light, and the win reads 4,000.00. The table prices three plums at 800.00, and five lines of 800.00 is exactly 4,000.00.

The same holds for the smaller results: a single line of oranges pays 800.00, two lines of them pay 1,600.00, and a line of grapes pays 1,600.00 on its own – the table’s price for that symbol, to the unit.

Four captures, four correct sums. On a game with no published return figure, being able to audit the paytable from the reels is worth something.

A fifth capture makes the arithmetic explicit in a different way: three lines of plums – not five, not one – and the win reads 2,400.00. Three times 800.00, exactly. The game pays per line and shows its working.

What that means in practice is that the number of lines a symbol fills matters more than which symbol it is. A full grid of the cheapest fruit (40x) beats a single line of sevens (60x) only narrowly – and it happens a great deal more often.

Three Jackpots

Three plates run across the top: GOLD JACKPOT 6,955.05, DIAMOND JACKPOT 1,036.02 and PLATINUM JACKPOT 1,000.41.

Against the 100.00 stake those are 70x, 10.4x and 10x – modest by the standards of these batches, where jackpot ladders routinely reach hundreds or thousands of times the bet.

The fractional values are the signature of shared pools rather than fixed plates, though the three did not move across our captures. Note also that the Gold is worth only a little more than a line of sevens: 70x against 60x.

The top plate is also the only one with a meaningful decimal tail. Where the Platinum sits at 1,000.41 and the Diamond at 1,036.02 – barely apart – the Gold at 6,955.05 is nearly seven times either of them, so the ladder is really one pot with two consolation prizes beneath it.

The Gamble

Wins can be gambled, and Fazi’s screen here is the full version: a face-up card in the centre – the ace of diamonds in our capture – with a club on the left and a heart on the right, and a COLLECT button at bottom right.

A previous cards strip runs along the top showing the last result and four still face down, and the CURRENT WIN field reads 1,600.00. It is a straight double on the colour.

A small stake-stack badge appears in the left margin between spins, showing the bet level as a number on a coin icon, and the controls sit on the right rail: a play arrow, a large spin key and a turbo bolt.

Winning positions are lit and joined by a thin gold line across the grid, with the total in large yellow numerals over the middle reel and the word CONGRATULATIONS along the foot of the frame. On three reels there is never any doubt about what paid.

What the Session Did

The cash field runs 7,600.00, 6,292.80, 5,665.60, 4,697.60 and 4,500.00 across the captures – a fall of about 3,100, or 31x the stake.

And that stretch contains the 40x full-grid plum spin. On five paylines with a nine-symbol table topping out at 60x, that is the shape to expect: frequent wins, none of them large, and a slow drift downward between them.

One more thing the captures establish: there is no bonus round, no free spins and no buy button anywhere in this game. The gamble is the only feature, and the jackpot plates are the only thing above 60x.

Who Should Play It

Top Hot 5 is for players who want the simplest possible machine. Nine symbols, one combination length, five lines, a gamble and three jackpot plates – there is nothing else to learn, and the paytable survives being checked against the reels.

The reservations are the three missing figures – no RTP, no volatility rating and no published maximum win on a 2025 release – and a jackpot ladder whose top pot is worth barely more than an ordinary line of sevens.

Where to Play Top Hot 5

You can try this game on 7gold Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 400% up to £1500 for a limited time.

Top Hot 5 was listed in all six of our partner casino libraries when we checked on 23 September 2026 – under Foxi at five of them and under the studio’s older name, Fazi, at the sixth.