Super Chili

Super Chili Overview

Super Chili is a market-stall fruit slot from Amigo Gaming, released in June 2024. It plays on a large 6x6 grid with 100 paylines, set in a sunny street market full of fruit crates, awnings and hanging lanterns. Amigo Gaming rates the volatility as medium-low and gives a maximum multiplier of x2,500 – the figure the game also shows on its ticker as “WIN UP TO X2500”. Stakes run from 1 to 100. Amigo Gaming does not list an RTP on its own game page.

Unlike most Amigo slots, Super Chili has no free games and no jackpot board. It relies on two features: quad expanding wilds and chili coins that pay cash prizes when six or more land.

The Paytable

Wins pay for runs of up to six symbols. We played at a stake of 10,000 coins, and the paytable converts as follows:

• Red 7: 250,000 / 50,000 / 10,000 / 5,000 / 1,000 for six, five, four, three and two – 25x, 5x, 1x, 0.5x and 0.1x
• Banana and orange: 100,000 / 25,000 / 5,000 / 2,000 for six to three – 10x, 2.5x, 0.5x, 0.2x
• Bell: 40,000 / 5,000 / 2,000 / 1,000 – 4x, 0.5x, 0.2x, 0.1x
• Grapes and blueberries: 5,000 / 3,000 / 1,500 / 500 – 0.5x, 0.3x, 0.15x, 0.05x

The red 7 is the only symbol that pays for two in a row, and six of them on a line are worth 25x – the biggest single line win in the game. With 100 lines on a 6x6 grid, though, the typical win is many small lines at once rather than one big one.

100 Lines on a 6x6 Grid

The lines screen starts with the six straight rows and then moves on to V shapes, arches and zig-zags that climb and fall across the six reels. Every spin plays all 100 lines, and the bottom bar shows how many of them paid under “Lines played”.

What Our Spins Showed

The paytable is easy to check on screen:

• A cluster of bells down the left side paid on 13 lines for 13,000 – 13 × 1,000, the 0.1x for three bells on each line.
• Green limes lit up 4 lines for 12,000, or 1.2x the stake.
• A spread of avocados paid on 35 lines at once, one of them 1,500, for a total of 33,500 – 3.35x from a single spin of low symbols.

The last example shows how the game works: on a 100-line grid, a common symbol that lands in a large patch touches dozens of lines, and the small line values add up quickly.

The Quad Expanding Wild

Amigo Gaming calls the main feature “Quad Expanding symbols”, and the ticker announces a “wild spread”. In our screenshot a chili landed on the right side of the grid and turned a block of six positions – three wide and two high – into WILD. Eight lines ran through the block and paid 27,000 together, or 2.7x the stake. A large wild block in the middle of a 100-line game is the base game’s best chance of a big spin.

Chili Coins

The second feature is the chili coin. The ticker says it plainly: collect 6 or more and they reward you “with an extra prize each”. The rules list the possible values as 0.5x, 1x, 1.5x, 2x, 2.5x, 3x, 3.5x, 4x, 4.5x, 6x, 7x, 8x, 9x or 10x the total bet.

Our two coin spins both add up to the cent:

• Nine chilies on the first and fourth reels, worth 5,000 (four times), 5,000, 45,000, 40,000, 5,000 and 10,000 – a total of 125,000, or 12.5x the stake.
• Seven chilies worth 80,000, 10,000, 5,000, 5,000, 5,000, 10,000 and 45,000 – a total of 160,000, or 16x.

Every value we saw matches the list in the rules: 5,000 is 0.5x, 10,000 is 1x, 40,000 is 4x, 45,000 is 4.5x and 80,000 is 8x. The chilies stack up in vertical columns, and a single high coin – like the 8x in our second spin – can carry the whole prize.

Where the x2,500 Comes From

The biggest line win in the table is 25x, and the highest single chili is 10x. The x2,500 ceiling therefore needs a combination of the two features on a nearly full grid: a large wild block paying on dozens of lines, or a screen full of high-value chilies. Our best spin, at 16x, was a long way from that – which fits the game’s medium-low volatility.

Stakes and Coin Values

Every value on the screen – the paytable, the line wins and the numbers on the chilies – is shown in coins for the current bet. The multiples stay fixed, so at the 1.00 minimum a 4.5x chili is worth 4.50, and at the 100 maximum it is worth 450. The avocados and limes that appeared in our winning spins are further down the paytable, below the six symbols on the first page; the line counts and totals on screen suggest that they sit among the lower-paying fruit.

Super Chili and Fruit Eruption

Amigo Gaming released Super Chili in the same month as Fruit Eruption, and the two show how differently the studio treats the fruit theme. Fruit Eruption is a 20-line game with free games, giant symbols and a Pin Win board; Super Chili drops all three in favour of a 6x6 grid, 100 lines and two base-game features. Players who want bonus rounds will prefer the first, players who want constant action on every spin the second.

Graphics and Setting

The reels stand in a red wooden frame in the middle of a street market. Striped awnings, stacked crates of oranges and pineapples and a paper lantern fill the background, and the symbols are drawn as glossy fruit: bananas, oranges, grapes, blueberries, limes and avocados, plus gold bells and the red 7. The chili itself glows orange when it lands as a coin.

Who It Is For

Super Chili is for players who prefer a steady game without bonus rounds. There are no free games and no jackpots to wait for; instead, the 100 lines and the two base-game features keep the action on every spin. Medium-low volatility means frequent smaller wins, and the chili coins add the occasional 10x or 16x moment. All six casinos we checked carry it.

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