Betting starts from a minimum of $0.15 and may be taken as high as $90 for a single round. You select the total bet, but there is no mention of changing how many lines are active for the round.

It’s a game with 5×3 reels and 15 lines, which seems to be fairly easy to play, for the most part. There are excellent top wins to be had, but more on that below.

The top wins of Fire Joker are quite low, but with the option to multiply them by up to 10x, through a special feature which triggers in such cases. Then, you can end up with a jackpot of 800x total stake, which is barely acceptable, but it will be enough for a game with medium volatility.

If you’re wondering about the game’s return, it’s calculated to deliver back to players 96.15% of what’s wagered inside. It’s not terribly high, but it’s not at a very low level either, mostly it’s just average.

It’s a game that players appreciate, and I think you might feel the same way, though it doesn’t give you anything unique if that’s what you’re looking for. With classic graphics, but some modern and exciting features, it can be a decent long-term choice.