Burning Hell — RTP, volatility and max win
Burning Hell by Endorphina blends an infernal theme with fixed jackpots, hold and win, expanding symbols and extra free spins. Its volatility sits in the mid range, with a mid RTP and a lower ceiling among our inferno titles. In the inferno slot overview you can place it among devils and demons, and compare studios, mechanics and parameters across the catalogue. Our Demon slot list includes Burning Hell as well.
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Factsheet
RTP96.01%ReleaseDecember 11, 2025Burning Hell from Endorphina combines hold and win with fixed jackpots on 25 paylines and lands at RTP 96.01%, medium volatility and max win 2,500×. Imps and skulls fill a classic-looking hell, with free spins, mystery symbols and a gamble option as extras.
Burning Hell is an inferno slot by Endorphina with themes around hell and demons. The base game runs on 5×4 with 25 paylines. The release date is December 11, 2025. Stakes run from €0.25 to €87.50. The focus is on Hold and Win: value symbols stay in place, the cash collector adds them up and fixed jackpots complete the set.
What RTP means here
Burning Hell: RTP 96.01%; higher than 51% of the selection. Background: how RTP works on a slot.
Volatility and max win in practice
Volatility: medium. Background: what slot volatility means. Max win: 2,500× the stake. Background: what max win means on a slot.
With a mid volatility profile, inferno slots by volatility level shows what that level means for swing during base play and features, and groups inferno titles per level so you can judge pacing side by side.
Features
Slot features
Themes
Free spins grant a bonus round of free plays. Additional free spins extend that round. The mystery symbol reveals itself as one and the same symbol and so forms blocks. Expanding symbols unfold to cover more positions. Hold and win starts a respin phase in which value symbols stay in place until the sequence ends. The cash collector adds those value symbols together. The fixed jackpots are prize tiers of a set size. The gamble option lets you double or lose a won prize on a separate screen.
Since Burning Hell includes fixed jackpots, jackpots explained sets out how that mechanic is structured and lists the inferno titles using it, helping you compare payout ladders and implementation across studios.
Versions of Burning Hell
| Version | RTP | Volatility | Max win |
|---|---|---|---|
| Burning Hell | 96.01% | Medium | 2,500× |
| Burning Hell 3000 | 96.03% | Medium | 1,400× |
This title belongs to a family of variants from the same provider. The series table sets the versions side by side with differences in RTP, max win or specific mechanics, so you can quickly choose the right edition.
Similar inferno slots
If you like Burning Hell, these slots also have demons, an RTP at almost the same level and the same medium volatility:
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Other connections
Because Burning Hell 3000 comes from the same Endorphina series, you can compare RTP, volatility and the maximum payout ceiling of both versions there.
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