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Hot Hot Penny

Hot Hot Penny is a slot machine manufactured by WMS, frequently found on the WMS Bluebird (BB1) cabinet. It is known for its signature Hot Hot Re-spin mechanic.

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Fact sheet

  • Manufacturer: WMS
  • Release: unknown
  • Cabinet: WMS Bluebird (BB1)
  • RTP: 96% (based on King of Africa variant)
  • Mechanic: standard

Known quirks

  • The Hot Hot Penny Slot Machine has been tagged by URComped members exactly 10 times, with recent sightings including the Wind Creek Casino & Hotel on Aug 22 '24 at 19:50.
  • The signature Hot Hot Re-spin mechanic activates when exactly 2 Feature Scatter symbols land on the reels, causing the reels holding the Scatters to freeze in place while the remaining reels re-spin to give the player a second chance to trigger free games.
  • If 3 or more Feature Scatter symbols land, players participate in a pick-and-click game offering 25 tiles to choose from, revealing spin bonuses (+1, +2, or +3 Spins) or coins, with 1, 2, or 3 coins providing an additional 5, 10, or 30 free games respectively.

Recognition clues

  • Hot Hot Penny title branding on the WMS Bluebird (BB1) cabinet
  • Feature Scatter symbols on the reels

Photo checklist

  • The full WMS Bluebird (BB1) cabinet and screen
  • Close-up of the Feature Scatter symbols
  • The game rules/paytable screen, if accessible

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