Wicked Wheel Fire Phoenix Slot Machine (Extremely Rare!)
Wicked Wheel Fire Phoenix is an Everi video slot from the Wicked Wheel series, released around the first quarter of 2020 as a companion to Wicked Wheel Panda. It is an extension of the earlier Smokin’ Hot Stuff Wicked Wheel, with the same wheel and progressive-pick structure, but with a fire-phoenix theme and a higher bet range. Everi lists it on the Empire Flex cabinet.
Game specifications
- Official overview from Everi:
- Spec Value
- Manufacturer Everi (now part of IGT)
- Type Video slot
- Reels / ways 5 reels, 243 ways
- Class Class III, Class II, Washington lottery, Exacta HHR
- Denominations 1¢–5¢ (preferred 1¢); not multi-denom
- Bet range 80–400 credits (about $0.80–$4.00 at 1¢)
- Progressives Standalone (SAP) and local-area (LAP)
- Volatility 2 of 5
- Approval Q1 2020
Cabinet Empire Flex
Wins pay left to right on adjacent reels. Phoenix symbols land only on reels 2, 3, and 4. They substitute for all symbols except the Wicked Wheel scatter and reveal a 2×, 3×, or 4× multiplier. If more than one Phoenix is in the same win, those multipliers multiply together, up to 64×. Higher bets raise the chance of progressive awards in both bonuses.
Features
- Progressive Pick. On a spin that does not trigger the wheel, one or more Phoenix symbols can feed an accumulator above the reels and randomly start this bonus. The player picks from 21 coins until three matching progressive symbols appear. Finding a Phoenix removes the lowest remaining tier (Mini, then Minor, then Major). Three Phoenix symbols are in the set. Typical tiers shown in play and rules are Mini, Minor, Major, Mega, Ultra, and Grand; exact reset amounts are set by the casino and are not published as a single fixed table.
Wicked Wheel. Three Wicked Wheel scatters on reels 3, 4, and 5 spin the wheel once. Slices pay 5× to 375× total bet, plus three progressive slices whose levels are revealed at the start of the bonus. The phoenix then flies over the wheel and can apply up to 12 multipliers of 2×, 3×, 5×, or 10× to the credit slices (the 10× cannot land on the 375× slice). It can also nudge the wheel to a higher award.
A Loto-Québec rules sheet lists software version 8555 2.0.0-10; floor versions can differ by jurisdiction.
Cabinet and dimensions
The title ships on Everi’s Empire Flex, built on the Empire MPX base. The cabinet has a single 49-inch flexed (curved) portrait display with 4K content, integrated flexed light bars, and a large glass button deck. Standard and extended lighting/wedge options exist, and the trapezoidal footprint is meant for tight banks (2×1, 2×2, 3×2, pods, and similar).
Dimensions
- Height: 82 in (about 208 cm) without the candle; 103.6 in (about 263 cm) with the candle
- Width: 28 in (about 71 cm) standard; 33 in (about 84 cm) with extended lighting
- Weight: about 400 lb (about 181 kg)
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