Richihuahua Slot Review & Free Play

Richihuahua Caliente: Collect Coins and Crack Open Golden Snacks for 5,000x Rewards

Playtech put its back into making a chihuahua come to life. Richihuahua Caliente puts out a five-reel three-row grid, and 40 paylines topped out with a 5,000x reward, and for me, a session that just felt good to play.

Whether collars, hydrants, or dog houses, something was almost always provided in my base game, it just didn’t take me out of the 1x to 2x range.

Meanwhile, Cash Prize symbols in four colors kept landing on their own, each one feeding the matching Special Prize above the reels by 0.1x, or 0.25x for yellow. On their own, they don’t pay anything, but when the wild lands, it collects and awards the total value of all Cash Prize symbols on the grid.

The chihuahua is the Wild, and it’s got its own stage, appearing only in one exact spot at the middle of the grid, the Hot Zone. When it lands, all the coin values are fetched. The wild hit twice in my base game and secured 4x and 6x returns. By then, a +1x symbol had already bumped my multiplier up to 3x, just waiting to be of practical use.

There’s also an X symbol that can land and multiply every coin on the grid in one go. At one point, the paw print bonus hit at the same time as the chihuahua and triggered the Richihuahua Respins.

Starting with three respins, my 3x multiplier carried over, and every new coin was getting multiplied instantly. Then a +1x took it to 4x, coins kept resetting the spins, and it ended up paying 55x my bet.

About 10 spins later, the Golden Snack feature couldn’t help but join the play. Basically, you pick dog food cans until three matching biscuits reveal one of four Special Prizes that have been growing all session. Add it all up, respins plus the snack, and the total reached 67x my bet.

You can buy your way into the respins with a starting multiplier, but I skipped it, since our mascot was belly-full.

All in all, while I went in thinking it’d be a good one, it ended up better. The steady buildup with the multiplier keeps things interesting, and you’re always watching that one spot hoping the chihuahua lands. And when it does, it actually pays off.