Fire Joker 100 Demo & review

Fire Joker 100 keeps the 2016 Fire Joker almost exactly as it was and changes the one thing that sets its ceiling: the Wheel of Fire, which spins when all three reels stack the same symbol, now carries far bigger multipliers. Play'n GO released this 100 version in May 2025. It suits classic players who like three reels and one big lever, and who accept that the lever rarely moves.

The 3x3 grid before our first spin, the Wheel of Fire above it. FluxPlays demo test, 2 November 2026.

How Fire Joker 100 pays

Five fixed lines cross the 3x3 grid, and a line pays for three of a kind from the left reel, with only its highest win counted. The Fire Joker is the WILD: it lands anywhere on all three reels, stands in for every other symbol, and three of them on one line make the top pay.

Any symbol can land stacked, filling its whole reel. Both features are built on those stacks, so they are what to watch for on every spin.

How the Re-spin of Fire and the Wheel of Fire work

Re-spin of Fire

A spin that wins nothing but shows two reels stacked with the same symbol, WILD included, holds those two reels and spins the third once more. If two different pairs qualify, the higher-value symbol stays. It costs nothing and cannot leave you worse off, so it works as a second chance on a losing spin.

Our spin 3 is the clearest case. Sevens stacked on reel 1 and Fire Jokers on reel 2, reel 3 spun again, and three lines of sevens paid $15.00 in all.

Spin 3 settled after a Re-spin of Fire: WIN 15.00. FluxPlays demo test, 2 November 2026.

Wheel of Fire

When the same symbol, WILD included, stacks on all three reels, the wheel above the grid spins once, and the segment it stops on multiplies that spin's win.

The rules add that the wheel's layout does not show the real odds of each segment, so the size of a slice tells you nothing about how often it comes up. By the paytable, a full screen of Fire Jokers pays $10.00 on each of the five lines, $50.00 in all. On the x100 segment that becomes 5,000x the bet, the game's cap, and no other combination reaches it.

The Wheel of Fire page of the paytable, with its six multiplier values. FluxPlays demo test, 2 November 2026.

Which version is this?

RTP, volatility and max win

The help text states no RTP. The top version two or more review sites agree on is 96.21%, they list lower versions as well, and the casino picks which one runs. Neither the rules nor Play'n GO's game page gives a volatility label, and those sites rate it Medium. The cap is the full screen of jokers on the top segment shown above.

The intro screen promising up to 5,000x the bet. FluxPlays demo test, 2 November 2026.

Our Fire Joker 100 demo test

Stacks came often enough to matter. The Re-spin of Fire showed up seven times and produced both of our best wins, the spin 3 sevens and an $8.00 re-spin on spin 59, while three of the seven re-spins paid nothing. Everything else was small line wins on fewer than a quarter of the spins.

Three matching stacks at once never landed, so the Wheel of Fire and its multipliers are described from the rules alone. A hundred spins of a five-line classic is far too few to judge its return.

The Re-spin of Fire page of the paytable. FluxPlays demo test, 2 November 2026.

Is Fire Joker 100 worth playing?

The bigger wheel is the only reason to choose this over the original, and for a player who wants a classic with a real ceiling, it is a good reason. Everything else is the familiar game: three reels, five lines, small fruit pays and a re-spin that rescues the odd losing spin. The price is that the whole top end sits behind one rare event.

Pick Fire Joker if a smaller wheel and a lower cap are fine and you want the version with years of play behind it. Choose Fire Joker 100 to chase the bigger multiplier on the same reels.

In the demo, watch the losing spins rather than the wins. Each Re-spin of Fire shows two matching stacks already in place, which is as close as the game gets to telling you how near the wheel came.