Hot Cricket Review & Free Play

Hot Cricket: A Great Crash Game for Sports Fans

Some crash games don’t look appealing at all because of their very bland and basic design. Hot Cricket from Pascal Gaming isn’t one of them. As its name suggests, it’s themed to cricket, and when you play it, you watch as a player bats the ball and it flies off into the sky. 

When I played Hot Cricket, I liked the game’s animations and general design, not to mention the soundtrack. I have to say it looked better than some other crash games I’ve played. What I also liked was that there was the option to place two bets per round, not just one. This was great because it enabled me to practise a particular strategy where I would try to cash out one bet early on and wait a bit before cashing out the next one.

The idea behind this was to recoup a small sum of money and take a risk hoping to win a bigger amount of cash from the second bet. Though this didn’t always work due to the unpredictability of the crashing, it was good to put into practice. The game also has auto cashout and autobet options, which some players may find helpful.

Overall, I thought Hot Cricket was a solid addition to the crash games genre. It was easy to play, provided exciting gameplay, and had the potential to be rewarding, if you were lucky. If you’re keen to give this game a try, try placing one bet per round first before moving on to two and see which way of playing you prefer.