The direct approach
Start from where you are standing
Look for Hotline Money with the instant games. The first round starts straight in the browser.
Play Hotline Money100HP instant game
Hotline Money slot
A run through a night city, taken one step at a time. You choose attack path A or B on every step, clear up to 30 opponents, and meet a boss at the end. Withdraw is live the whole way.
Hotline Money is a step-based instant game from 100HP and plays on steps instead of reels. It shares part of its name with unrelated releases from Spribe, NetEnt and Apollo Games, and those are different games.
- Attack path A or path B at every step
- Withdraw from step one
- Every round verifiable from its own Round ID
- Studio
- 100HP
- Format
- Step-based instant game
- Fairness
- Provably Fair
Where the night starts
Three ways to open the game, all on one account.
In the hand
Keep it on a handset
On a phone, one install gives the game its own icon, and tomorrow night starts from the home screen.
Play on a phoneAt a desk
Run it in a window
A wider screen keeps the fairness panel open beside the field while a round plays out.
Open on desktopOne account answers for all three, and it is created at the sign-in.
The record, condensed
The main facts, in roughly the order you meet them in a round.
- Studio
- 100HP
- Format
- instant
- RTP
- 96% 100HP game rules
- Bet range
- 0.1–150 USD
- Released
- 2026-10-01
- Run structure
- 30 opponents, cleared a step at a time path A or path B each time
- Objective
- A boss waiting at the end of the floor sequence
- Exit
- Mid-run cash-out live from step one
- Set before the round
- Risk mode: Easy (max x2031.63) or Hard (max x54515.98) pre-bet screen
- Pacing toggles
- Autobet and Turbo
- Verification
- Provably Fair Round ID, Salt and Hash exposed by the client
- Demo
- Loads on this page instant start
The fairness panel further down covers the round check in detail.
How a run is assembled
Four decisions take a round from the pre-bet screen to its end.
Set the risk mode
Easy or Hard, chosen on the pre-bet screen before the round starts. The screen shows a maximum of x2031.63 for Easy and x54515.98 for Hard.
Pick an attack path
Path A and path B are offered at each step. You pick one and the agent moves.
Take the steps
Each cleared step raises the multiplier and adds one to the counter of 30 opponents. Steps and a counter replace spin animation and paylines.
Take the exit or take the boss
Withdraw is live from the first step. Pass on it for all 30 opponents and the run ends at the boss.
The six parts that matter
Everything in Hotline Money sits in the base game. These six parts make up the whole game.
Step progression
The core loop. You move forward one step at a time, and the multiplier rises with each cleared step. On Easy the first steps pay x1.04, x1.13, x1.24, x1.36 and x1.49.
This is the core loop, not a feature you trigger.
Attack path A or path B
Two doors at every step. You pick one each time the agent advances.
Chosen again at every step.
The boss
The run ends at a boss after 30 opponents. The splash screen names it as the goal: defeat the boss, collect the prize, save the girl.
Reached at the end of the floor sequence.
Mid-run cash-out
You can withdraw from an active run at any step, starting with the first. The round then pays the multiplier on screen.
Open from step one.
Risk modes
Two settings, Easy and Hard, chosen before the run begins. Hard shows the higher maximum multiplier.
Selected before the round is started.
Autobet and turbo
Two pacing toggles beside the stake controls. Autobet runs Auto Play to a collect step and a round count you set, picking the path at random each step, and Turbo shortens the pauses in the rounds you are watching.
Player-selected before or during play.
Somewhere around the fourth floorWithdraw is live from the first step to the last. Decide where you will press it.
Take a runOne tap to the gameChecking a round after it closes
Hotline Money is Provably Fair, so the player can re-check a finished round. The client gives you the three values the check needs.
Open the fairness screen
The client exposes a fairness check per round. That screen is where the identifiers for the round you just played are shown.
Take the three values
A round is identified by its Round ID and reconstructed from the Salt and the Hash that go with it. Copy all three before you move on.
Rebuild the result
Run the values back through the provider's own verification. A fair round reproduces the same result every time.
- Round ID
names the round you are checking- Salt
the random string mixed into the seed- Hash
the fingerprint committed before play
Run the check once on an early round whose result means little to you, so you know how it works before it matters.
Play the free demo on this page
Press the load button and the 100HP demo starts in the frame below. It starts straight away, and the balance is 10 000 in fun money.
- See how a step plays before money is attached to it
- Compare the maximum shown for Easy with the one shown for Hard
- Practise pressing Withdraw early
100HP demo. Fun balance of 10 000, instant start.
Where the run happens
The demo shows how the game works. Real-money runs and real cash-outs happen on the partner page.
- Sign in there, or register if you have not yet
- Find Hotline Money among the instant games
- Choose Easy or Hard and decide where you will withdraw
Questions readers bring to this game
Is Hotline Money a slot?
Hotline Money is a step-based instant game from 100HP, so it plays on steps instead of reels and paylines. A round is a run past up to 30 opponents, and you decide every step whether to go on.
What is the difference between attack path A and path B?
They are the two doors offered at each step. The 100HP rules say a round’s result is generated before it starts and does not depend on the player’s actions, so both letters carry the same weight.
Can I stop a run early and keep what is on the table?
Yes. Withdraw is available from step one and pays the multiplier shown at that point. Stopping early is a normal way to end a round.
What do the risk modes change?
There are two, Easy and Hard, selected on the pre-bet screen. The screen shows a maximum multiplier of x2031.63 for Easy and x54515.98 for Hard. Check the setting before each round.
What RTP does Hotline Money have?
The rules inside the 100HP client give 96%, and the studio’s game panel shows the same figure. It is an average over a very long run of rounds, not a promise for one session.
How do I know a round was fair?
Hotline Money plays Provably Fair rounds. The client shows the Round ID, the Salt and the Hash, and those three values let you rebuild the outcome after the round.
Can I try Hotline Money without depositing?
Yes. The 100HP demo loads on this page, starts straight away and runs on a fun balance. Use it to learn the steps, then move to the partner when you want to play for money.
One round, start to finish
Take a path and see how far it runs
You choose Easy or Hard, pick path A or B on every step, and press Withdraw when you want out.
Play Hotline Money
- Provably Fair rounds you can check yourself
- Withdraw ready at any step
The building, the path, the exit
Hotline Money puts an agent inside a building with 30 opponents and a boss at the end. The action runs on steps, not spins. A round is a run of steps, and on every step you choose a door and then choose whether to continue.
That is the main difference from a reel game. 100HP built an instant title, so the player sets the pace and the round lasts as long as you keep stepping.
The game is drawn as a top-down neon crime story. The splash screen gives the plot in one line: choose a path, defeat the boss, collect the prize, save the girl.
What the two paths do
Attack path A and attack path B appear at every step. You pick one, the agent goes through, and the step clears or the round ends.
A cleared step raises the multiplier and moves the counter towards 30/30. On Easy, the first five steps pay x1.04, x1.13, x1.24, x1.36 and x1.49.
A few rounds show how this works faster than a description can, so take a path and start a run.
Deciding when to leave
The Withdraw button is live from the first step and stays live while your run is active. The game is built around it, so treat it as part of the plan rather than a fallback.
Name the exit before the run starts. Decide the step at which you take the money, then hold to it for the whole session, because changing the plan in the middle of a good run always feels reasonable at the time.
So fix the number before a round starts, then open a round and let the number do the deciding for you.
Easy or Hard
Risk mode is set before the run begins. There are two modes. Easy shows a maximum multiplier of x2031.63 and Hard shows x54515.98.
Check the mode before each round, and set your exit plan after you have chosen it.
Autobet, turbo and the tempo trap
Autobet lifts your hand off the button across a stretch of rounds. Turbo strips the waiting out of the rounds you are watching. Both toggles sit beside the stake controls, and both need care in a game that depends on knowing when to stop.
A fast round removes the pause in which you would otherwise reconsider. If you are going to run Turbo, fix the exit first. If you are going to run Autobet, fix the session length first. With a plan in place, both are easier to manage.
The boss, and what it is for
The run ends at a boss after 30 opponents, and the splash screen names the boss as the goal. Everything before it is steps cleared and Withdraw passed over.
A spin on a reel title is over in one motion. A run here has up to 30 steps, and at each one you hold a multiplier you could keep. The boss marks the end of that sequence.
The numbers behind the run
Hotline Money returns 96% to players over the long run and launched on 1 October 2026. In the demo, bets run from 0.1 to 150 USD with payouts of up to 10 000 USD, and the pre-bet screen shows the ceiling of each risk mode. Everything else, from the 30-step counter to the boss, sits in one base round.
Verify one round
Provably Fair here means a procedure with three inputs. The client shows a Round ID, a Salt and a Hash for the round you played, and those values let you rebuild the outcome after it has already happened.
Do it once. Pick a round whose result does not matter to you, take the three values, and put them through the provider’s check. A fair round reproduces the same result. After that you know how the check works and can use it whenever a round looks odd.
Start where it is free
The 100HP demo loads on this page and starts straight away. Spend a few runs there on the fun balance, learning the steps and the two risk modes.
When pressing Withdraw early feels like a choice you are making, play Hotline Money for real. Check the risk mode and name the step you will stop on before you start.