Prepare for the World Cup with iSoftBet’s Hot Shots Megaways Slot
iSoftBet has released Hot Shots Megaways slot, a football-themed game that will appeal to all those looking forward to the start of the World Cup.
As a Megaways slot, it features six reels with variable rows. Players will benefit from cascading reels, which sees winning symbols removed to allow more to fall from above.
During the base game, players should keep an eye out for the Qatar camel, which can award payouts of up to 1000x. The other high value symbols include an English bulldog, a French cockerel, and a Brazilian jaguar.
If players land enough Golden Ball bonus symbols, they will trigger the Cash Respins bonus round. The bonus symbols are assigned cash values and held in place. Three respins are awarded and players need to land as many bonus symbols as possible. In addition to awarding cash, each symbol that lands resets the respin counter. If players fill an entire reel with Golden Balls, then all the cash values on the reel are multiplied by the number of rows on the reel.
Modifiers can land to help players win even more. For example, landing the Max Megaways modifier guarantees 117,649 ways to win, which could result in numerous cascades and enormous payouts.
iSoftBet has also given players the option to place the Cup Fever side bet, which costs an extra 25%. With the side bet active, just four bonus symbols are needed to trigger the bonus round.
We are thrilled to announce the launch of our World Cup-inspired release, Hot Shots Megaways™, as we kick-off the countdown to the start of the international tournament later this month. With an abundance of exciting features, such as Reel Multipliers, Max Megaways and a side bet option, we expect players to respond well to this new release.
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