BGamingChicken Fire
About the game
Chicken Fire is BGaming's entry into the chicken category, and it has nothing to do with the road games covered elsewhere on this site. It is a compact slot: a 3x3 grid with five paylines and a classic symbol set of 777s, bars, bells and fruit.
The small grid is deliberate. Everything is arranged around a hold-and-win round, where coin symbols stick to the reels and respins keep coming while new ones land. On top of that sit fixed jackpots, a cash collector and a multiplier.
The published return is 95.9%, variance is rated medium-high, and stakes run from $0.10 to $100. A bonus bet and a buy feature both offer faster routes into the feature.
How to play
A 3x3 grid keeps the base game brief. What the game is built around is the round that follows:
Spin the 3x3 grid
Five paylines on classic symbols — 777s, bars, bells, cherries, lemons, oranges and watermelons. Wilds stand in to complete a line.
Land the coins
Coin symbols are what open the hold and win round. Sticky symbols hold their place on the grid once they arrive.
Respin while coins keep landing
The feature runs on respins: each new coin keeps it alive, and the collected values build as it goes.
Collect and multiply
A cash collector sweeps values together and a multiplier applies on top.
Or pay to skip the wait
A bonus bet raises the stake for a better chance at the feature, and a buy feature opens it directly.
RTP, bets and maximum win
95.9%
RTP
x5,000
Top multiplier
$250,000
Payout cap
$0.1
Min bet
95.9% is the published return and describes the long run rather than a session. Variance is rated medium-high, which for a hold-and-win game means the base spins are there to fund the feature rather than to pay on their own.
The ceiling is x5,000 the stake, but it is not the binding limit. BGaming publishes a $250,000 cash cap, which x5,000 reaches at a $50 stake — so across the top half of the range a maximum result settles at the cap rather than at the multiplier.
Screenshots
Strengths and weaknesses
Pros
- 95.9% published RTP
- Sticky coins with respins that reset on every new one
- Fixed jackpots and a cash collector layered on the feature
- Two ways to reach the bonus: a bonus bet or a straight buy
Cons
- A x5,000 ceiling, modest for a hold-and-win title
- The $250,000 cap binds from a $50 stake, so the top half of the range cannot pay more
- 95.9%, the lowest published return of BGaming's chicken games
- The 3x3 base game has little to it between features
Final verdict
Chicken Fire is a feature game with a spinner attached. Three reels, five lines and a classic symbol set are not there to entertain on their own — they are there to get you to the hold-and-win round, which is where the sticky coins, the collector and the jackpots live.
On its own terms it is well built, and 95.9% is a fair return. The limit is the ceiling: x5,000 puts it a long way below the road games' headline numbers, and medium-high variance means the base game is a wait rather than an earner.
Game facts
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Provider | BGaming |
| Release date | 2026-07-22 |
| Game type | Hold and win slot |
| RTP | 95.9% |
| Variance | Medium-high |
| Top multiplier | x5,000 |
| Maximum payout | $250,000 |
| Bet range | $0.10 – $100 |
| Features | Bonus bet, bonus game, bonus symbols, buy feature, cash collector, fixed jackpots, hold and win, multiplier, respins, sticky symbols, wild |
| Themes | 777, adventure, animals, bars, bell, cherry, chicken, coins, fire, fruit, gold, lemon, orange, watermelon |
| Technology | JS, HTML5 |
| Game size | 12.5 MB |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Chicken Fire related to the Chicken Road games?
No. Those are step multipliers from InOut Games. This is a BGaming slot with a 3x3 grid, five paylines and a hold-and-win bonus.
How does the hold and win round work?
Coin symbols stick to the grid and each new one restarts the respins, so the round continues while coins keep arriving and the collected values build.
What is the highest it can pay?
x5,000 the stake, up to the published $250,000 cap. The cap is reached at a $50 stake, so betting above that does not raise the ceiling on a round.
What is a bonus bet?
A raised stake that improves the chance of reaching the feature. The buy feature is the other route — it opens the round directly.
What are the stakes?
From $0.10 to $100.
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