Free demo by Pragmatic Play
| Studio | Pragmatic Play |
|---|---|
| Return to player | 96.48 % |
| Volatility | Medium |
| Hit frequency | 42.92 % |
| Maximum win | 21,175x |
| Reel grid | 6x5 |
| Pay type | Scatter pays |
| Released | 25 June 2019 |
| Mechanics | Free spins, Scatter, Multiplier, Tumbling wins, Ante bet, Bonus buy |
| Themes | Fruit, Food, Candy |
Source of the specs: catalogue dataset, exported 10 September 2026. The return to player comes from the Pragmatic Play game page instead, read on 15 September 2026. Demo opened in a browser 10 September 2026.
96.48%
Declared RTP
21,175x
Max win, in stakes
30
Grid positions
6
Mechanics tagged
Play money only in the Sweet Bonanza frame above. No stake leaves your side and no payout arrives.
Everything below was read off the running demo — the paytable screen, the rules page and the buy panel of the game itself.
| Return range stated inside the game | 96.49–96.6 % |
|---|---|
| Feature buy, cost in stakes | the feature — 100x the stake |
| Ante bet | +25 percent on the stake |
| Bet range in the demo | top bet is 1,500x the smallest one |
| Demo balance at start | 625 default bets |
| Volatility in the game’s own words | low |
| Win cap stated inside the game | 21,100x |
| Highest multiplier the game shows | x100 |
| Grid in the running game | 6x5 |
| Speed and autoplay | turbo spin and autoplay |
Demo money arrives in a currency picked by region, so only stake multiples and percentages are quoted here.
Read off the demo on 20 September 2026. Screens kept as evidence.
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Rounds that cost nothing from the balance
Nothing leaves the balance while the round runs, and the reels almost always behave differently from the base game: extra wilds, a rising multiplier or a trimmed symbol set. How many rounds are handed over usually depends on how many scatters landed to open it.
Counts from any position on the field
Because the scatter ignores position, it is the one symbol whose odds do not change when the grid shape does. Games that expand the grid during a round therefore usually pay more per spin without triggering the bonus any more often.
Scales the payout it is attached to
Multipliers that reset every spin and multipliers that carry through a round are two different games wearing the same word. The carried kind is what turns a long bonus round into the outlier session players remember, and it is also why such rounds are rare.
Paid symbols drop out and are replaced
The multiplier that climbs with each tumble is where this format keeps its ceiling. Short chains of two or three are the everyday case and barely move the balance; the chains that matter are long and rare, and the maximum win line is written for them.
Larger stake against a faster trigger
Switching the option on lifts the stake by a stated share, most often a quarter, and in return the feature round comes up more often. What it moves is how frequently the trigger arrives; what the round pays once it starts is unchanged.
Buying straight into the feature round
The price tag tells you something about the game before you press anything: a round priced at 100x the stake is one the maths expects to pay back a large multiple, and a round priced at 60x is one that fires more often and pays less when it does.
Only the total count of one symbol on the field decides the payout, and where those symbols sit is ignored completely. A group of eight returns the same amount whether it fills a single corner or is spread over every reel.
6 reels of 5 rows, 30 positions in total.
Frequency and size are traded against each other in roughly equal measure, which is where the bulk of recent releases sit. Quiet runs are normal and get interrupted by payouts worth a handful of stakes.
The ceiling recorded in the dataset is 21,175x the stake.
The studio listing gives 96.48 percent as the long-run return, averaged over millions of rounds.
Sweet Bonanza starts in the frame above with a balance already loaded by Pragmatic Play.
Check the layout before spinning: 6 reels of 5 rows, 30 positions in total.
Scatter pays decides what counts as a win here, and the paytable inside the game lists the values in full.
Two hundred demo rounds or so lets the spread show up on its own.
A page reload hands the starting balance back.
Nearest by measured monthly demand.
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Updated: . Source of the specs: catalogue dataset, exported 10 September 2026. The return to player comes from the Pragmatic Play game page instead, read on 15 September 2026. Demo opened in a browser 10 September 2026.
Pragmatic Play lists 96.48 percent for Sweet Bonanza on its own game page, read there on 15 September 2026. The catalogue dataset carries a different figure, and the studio one is what this page prints.
The dataset classes Sweet Bonanza as medium.
21,175 times the stake for Sweet Bonanza, as recorded in the dataset.
It is 6 reels of 5 rows, 30 positions in total, and the pay structure is scatter pays.
Yes, and there is nothing to pay: the Sweet Bonanza frame uses play money only.
The dataset dates Sweet Bonanza to 25 June 2019.
Pragmatic Play made Sweet Bonanza. Every figure on this page comes from the catalogue dataset, except the return to player, which is read from the studio game page.
The dataset tags 6 in Sweet Bonanza: Free spins, Scatter, Multiplier, Tumbling wins, Ante bet, Bonus buy.
The demo resets on reload and costs nothing. Keep it that way unless you have a budget you are prepared to lose.