Quick Hit Blitz

Quick Hit Blitz Slot Review & Guide

Quick Hit Blitz from Bally (now under the Light & Wonder umbrella) takes the classic Quick Hit formula and adds a multi-level “Blitz” bonus with expanding reels and fixed jackpots up to 2,000x your bet. It’s a 5×3, retro-style video slot with 20 fixed paylines in the base game and up to 48 lines when the Blitz feature fully unlocks.

This review is written for US players considering playing Quick Hit Blitz at licensed online casinos or social/sweepstakes-style sites. It focuses on how the game actually feels to play, how it stacks up against similar titles like Quick Hit Platinum, Quick Hit Super Wheel Wild Red, and 88 Fortunes, and what kind of bankroll experience you can realistically expect.

21+ only. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, call 1-800-GAMBLER. All slot outcomes are random, and past results don’t predict future performance.

Disclosure: This review is editorial in nature. If you choose to visit or sign up with a casino via links from our site, we may receive a commission. This never affects our ratings or how we describe a game.

Where to Play Quick Hit Blitz

Yes, Quick Hit Blitz variants are available at several state-licensed online casinos in the US where Light & Wonder content is approved (e.g., New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and others). Availability varies by state and operator, so check your local casino lobby.

How to Play Quick Hit Blitz

Quick Hit Blitz uses a standard 5-reel, 3-row layout with 20 fixed paylines in the base game. In US online casinos, typical bet sizes range from around $0.20 per spin up to $40, which keeps it accessible to low and mid-stakes players rather than true high rollers.

Basic steps

Once the slot loads:

• Open the paytable/rules screen via the cog or “?” icon to see symbol values, Quick Hit payouts, and Blitz levels.
• Use the coin or “bet” button to select your total stake per spin (all 20 lines are always active).
• Press spin or enable a small set of auto-spins if supported in your jurisdiction.

Wins pay left to right on the active paylines. Scatter-style Quick Hit symbols pay anywhere on the reels, independent of lines.

Paylines and expanding reels

In the base game, you’re always on a 20-line, 5×3 grid. During the Blitz bonus, the game can expand up to 5×10 with 48 paylines, dramatically increasing the number of positions that can hold Quick Hit symbols or premiums.

Compared with Quick Hit Platinum (30 fixed lines, always 5×3) or 88 Fortunes (243 ways all the time), Blitz sits between “classic payline” and “all-ways” mechanics. It starts traditional but becomes more modern as you progress through the bonus levels.

Bonuses & The Blitz Feature

Quick Hit Blitz is built around two bonus concepts:

• The Quick Hit instant payout ladder (covered above).
• The Blitz Free Spins feature with progressive reel expansion and level-based jackpots.

Triggering the Blitz bonus

You trigger the Blitz feature by landing three “FREE BLITZ SPINS” scatter symbols on reels 2, 3, and 4. This awards a small set of initial free spins (typically three) at Level 1.

Leveling up during Blitz

During Blitz spins, special BLITZ or Blitz-collection symbols can land. Collect enough to progress through up to nine levels. Each level typically:

• Expands the reel height by one row (up to a 5×10 layout).
• Unlocks more paylines (up to 48).
• Upgrades the fixed jackpot attached to that level, up to 2,000x your total bet at the top tier.
• Refreshes your remaining free spins back to a small number (usually three).

The gameplay loop feels similar to “hold and spin” or “collect to advance” bonus rounds you see in many newer titles: you’re constantly trying to extend the feature by landing at least one Blitz symbol per spin to reset the counter.

How Blitz compares to other Quick Hit bonuses

• Versus Quick Hit Platinum: Platinum’s main bonus is a pick-and-click free spins round with multipliers, which is lower on visual drama but can deliver strong combinations, especially with wilds. Blitz’s stair-step structure feels more modern and goal-driven, but Platinum’s wild-heavy bonus can outpace it for single-round spike potential.
• Versus Super Wheel Wild Red: Super Wheel adds a physical-style wheel above the reels, with multiple bonus types (free games, wild free games, instant Quick Hit awards, and multipliers) and a higher top win. It offers more variety but at the cost of more volatility and complexity than Blitz.

If you like a clear progression system rather than random-feeling bonus outcomes, Blitz is arguably the most transparent of the Quick Hit line: you always know which level you’re on, how many Blitz symbols you need, and what the next jackpot step is.