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Pragmatic Play · 2019

Sweet Bonanza

Pick a bet on Sweet Bonanza, a medium volatility 6x5 video slot from Pragmatic Play. Rounds, symbols and bonus costs follow below.

RTP
96.60%
Volatility level
Medium
Maximum win multiple
x21,100
Grid size
6x5

Demo is free. Real play needs an account and you must be 18+.

Sweet Bonanza

Seven parameters

Sweet Bonanza figures for Australian players

Read this before your first spin to know what each number means at the table.

Sweet Bonanza figures for Australian players
What it showsGame setting
Game providerPragmatic Play
RTP (return to player)96.49% / 96.60%
Volatility levelMedium
Grid size6x5
Maximum win multiplex21,100
Maximum win in moneyA$5,064,000
Release date27/06/2019

Sweet Bonanza when you pick your first bet

Pick Sweet Bonanza if you want a fruit and sweets theme on a 6x5 grid. No paylines apply. A win forms when at least eight matching symbols sit anywhere on the grid after a spin step, so position does not matter. Winning symbols are paid and removed, the others fall, and empty spots refill. This tumble repeats until no new win forms.

Keep playing for the multipliers, which appear only in free spins. Four or more scatters anywhere on the grid trigger that round. The round awards 10 free spins, and three or more scatters during it add 5 more. Multiplier symbols, each with a random value from 2x to 100x, are summed at the end of each tumble sequence and multiply that sequence's win.

Ante and buy cannot run together

Decide up front: the Buy Feature costs 100 times your stake, which is A$1,000 at the A$10 example bet.

Ante toggleStake multipleRTP
Buy Feature: 10 Free Spinsx100 · A$1,000–

Two return rates, one slot: Sweet Bonanza

Before you spin, check which RTP your game runs. RTP is the share of each A$100 staked that the game pays back over time. Casino Rocket shows the version it runs in the game rules.

VersionRTPFactory setting
Variant 196.60%Included
Variant 296.49%Unavailable

Four modes to know

Sweet Bonanza free spins and bonus features

Read this once the first scatters land, before you decide how to play the extras.

From base grid to bonus

Land four or more scatters anywhere on the 6x5 grid to start 10 free spins. Three or more scatters during the round add 5 more, a retrigger. Multiplier symbols worth 2x-100x appear only here, and their total multiplies each tumbling sequence's win.

Base game spins10 free spins

Skip ahead to the free spins

Buy the Free Spins feature for 100 times your bet, A$1,000 at A$10, and it always awards 10 free spins whatever bet level you choose. The Buy button greys out while the Ante Bet is switched on.

Base game screenInstant 10 free spins

Where each tumble starts

Spin the 6x5 grid and wins form from the total count of a matching symbol anywhere on it. Paid symbols vanish, the rest fall, and new ones refill from above. Tumbles repeat with no cap until no wins occur, and all wins from one spin join the balance.

Standard spinsMatching wins

Sweet Bonanza Ante Bet explained

Turn the Ante Bet on in the left-hand panel and pay 1.25 times your bet per spin, A$12.50 at A$10, for the Double Chance to Win Feature. While it is on, the Buy Feature button is disabled.

Before a spinDouble chance to win

Sweet Bonanza views

Base game now, free spins next

After these screens, you will know what each part of the round looks like.

  • Base game grid on the 6x5 layout
    Base game grid on the 6x5 layout
  • Tumble sequence in the base game
    Tumble sequence in the base game
  • Free spins round with Multiplier symbols
    Free spins round with Multiplier symbols
  • Free spins round using its own reel strips
    Free spins round using its own reel strips

Know each step

Sweet Bonanza, one round from start to payout

Casino Rocket keeps each step plain, so you know the rules before the first spin.

  1. What does the bet change?

    Pick a bet from A$0.20 up to A$240 before the grid starts. Every win scales with the stake, so A$0.40 and A$10 show how the amounts move.

  2. Line up eight matches

    Count matching symbols anywhere on the grid once a spin ends. Eight or more of one symbol pay, and those winners are removed so the grid refills.

  3. Keep Scatter and Tumble in view

    Switch on the Ante Bet toggle in the left-hand panel if you want it. At A$10 it raises your stake to A$12.50, and Scatter and Tumble run in every base spin.

  4. From base spins to free spins

    Land four or more Scatter symbols anywhere on the grid to start the round. You get 10 free spins, and the Multiplier symbols appear only in this round.

  5. Sweet Bonanza stake limit

    Decide how much you will stake before the first spin, and stop once that amount is gone. Need support? Call the National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858.

Chasing a dry stretch of spins

Deciding to chase the bonus round means accepting that it will not arrive on a schedule. How often it comes is not known in advance, and no figure here predicts it. The result of one session is random whatever the RTP, so a higher RTP never promises a win. Set your budget before the first spin; the outcome stays open until the reels stop.

Checking the RTP means opening the game rules, because they are the only place that shows which version is running. Neither the lobby nor this page says which one is running. Read that section before you commit a session budget, because the version sets the RTP you are working with.

Choosing to aim for the top prize means facing the maximum win of Sweet Bonanza, a ceiling reached very rarely. The cap is 21,100 times the bet, so the number sounds large but describes the limit, not an expected result. Judge the game by how it plays for you, not by that figure.

Learn before you stake

Demo spins and cash bets

After this, you will know which version fits your first session and what it costs.

Pick the demo to learn the grid, since it needs no money and pays nothing. Real play needs an account with us and you must be 18 or older.

Spin now

Four short answers

Before the first round, not after the loss

You will have checked the bets, volatility and free spins rules before you press spin.

Can I try Sweet Bonanza on a small stake first?

Yes, you can begin at the lowest stake, so a new player can see how the 6x5 grid and the tumble work before raising the bet. The bet can be raised in steps, so a session can stay small.

How volatile is Sweet Bonanza?

Sweet Bonanza has medium volatility, which sits between calm play and sharp swings. Wins arrive as a mix of small and larger amounts, and nobody can know in advance when either will land.

How do I trigger free spins on Sweet Bonanza?

Four or more SCATTER symbols anywhere on the 6x5 grid trigger the free spins, starting with 10 spins. Three or more scatters during the round add 5 more.

What are the minimum and maximum bets on Sweet Bonanza?

Sweet Bonanza takes stakes from A$0.20 up to A$240, the highest allowed bet. The paytable is set for an A$0.40 bet, and A$10 is the top example bet used on this page.

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Is it time to stop playing?

You must be 18+ to play. Get support from the National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858, or self-exclude through BetStop, the national self-exclusion register.

Losses you can afford

Decide the most you can afford to lose before the first spin, and stop when that amount is gone.

Stopping point, win or loss

Pick your stopping point before you start, and keep to it after a win as well as a loss.

Before play, not during it

Set a deposit limit and a loss limit in your account before you play, so the limits apply without a decision in the moment.

Fun now, pause later

Once the game stops being fun, close the session and take a break. If play keeps pulling you back, self-exclude.

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