Pragmatic Play · Slots
Sweet Bonanza 1000
| Provider | Pragmatic Play |
|---|---|
| RTP | 96.53% |
| Volatilité | Not on the studio page |
| Grille | 6×5 · Pay Anywhere |
| Gain max | 25,000× (studio news) |
| Sortie | 2024 |
What you see on the reels
Six tumbling reels, Pay Anywhere. Eight or more matching sweets to score. Four or more lollipops open 10 free spins. Candy bombs in that round land at random values up to 1,000×, stay through the tumble, then add together. Three or more lollipops during the round add five more spins.
Pragmatic stamped the 1000 candy on 3 June 2024. Same Pay Anywhere tumble family as Sweet Bonanza. Taller bombs.
Six tumbling reels. Eight or more matching symbols to score. Four or more lollipops open 10 free spins. Bombs in that round land up to 1,000× — ten times the original’s 100× — then add together. Studio RTP 96.53%. The launch note printed a ceiling of 25,000×. Volatility is not on the studio page.
This URL is the 1000 file. Not the 2019 original. Not Super Scatter. The quiet room still asks grind or convert. Do not mix them up.
What the sheet actually prints
Studio RTP 96.53%. The 3 June 2024 launch note prints 25,000× and bombs to 1,000×. The live game page prints a 6×5 Pay Anywhere tumble, 10 free spins from four or more lollipops, and five extra spins from three or more during the round. Volatility is not on the studio page. Open the info panel.
The bombs
Same tumble family as the 2019 file. The convert is taller: bombs stay through the tumble, then add together and apply to the win, with random values up to 1,000×. That is the leftover-bar hunt. A buy, where the operator build has it, is a stake.
Under a bonus
Usually 100% weighting. A fat 40x dies waiting for the scatter. Use this on the leftover stretch. Stay under the stated max bet. A buy is a stake. If the PDF bans the ticket, stay off it.
The 2019 original: Sweet Bonanza. Marked-spot 1000 cousin: Sugar Rush 1000. Houses we already walk sit on casinos. If you chase a chest, read the small print and stay on responsible rails. More notes on news.
