Sweet Rush Bonanza Free Rounds
Scatters pay anywhere on the 6x5 grid, and enough of them launch the free rounds. Multiplier Spots carry over into them, and more scatters landing inside add to your remaining count.
Base tumblesCarried spots
Pragmatic Play · 2025
Sweet Rush Bonanza is a six-by-five Pragmatic Play video slot of sweet-shop symbols, tumble wins and multiplier spots. This page covers its payouts, bonus rounds and RTP.
The demo is free to spin; the real game needs an account and 18+.

Know before spinning
Read this before your first spin, or when comparing this game with other Pragmatic Play titles.
| Game detail | Set in game |
|---|---|
| Game provider | Pragmatic Play |
| RTP (return to player) | 96.50% |
| Volatility level | High |
| Grid size | 6x5 |
| Maximum win multiple | x5,000 |
| Maximum win in money | A$2,500,000 |
| Release date | 29/09/2025 |
The reels fill all 30 cells of the 6x5 grid with Sweets symbols, and every cell stays populated during a spin. Symbols pay anywhere on the screen, so no paylines are needed. A win needs 8 or more matching symbols. Winning symbols burst, the rest drop down, new symbols fill the gaps, and this repeats until no further win forms. That sequence is the Tumble Feature.
Exploded spots during a tumble sequence receive a multiplier that starts at x2 and doubles on each repeat hit, up to x128. The Progressive Multiplier clears when the sequence ends, so each tumble chain starts again with no multiplier. Free Spins, Super Free Spins and the Retrigger feature sit alongside this base game, and the two Super Spin modes complete the set.
See What Each Symbol Pays
The payouts below are real money at an A$0.50 bet, and every extra symbol in a cluster lifts the amount.
| Name | 6+ | 8+ | 10+ | 12+ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
ScatterScatter | A$25 | – | – | – |
Red heart candy | – | A$1.25 | A$2.50 | A$12.50 |
Purple square jelly candy | – | A$0.31 | A$0.62 | A$3.75 |
Green gem candy | – | A$0.25 | A$0.50 | A$2.50 |
Red gummy bear | – | A$0.19 | A$0.38 | A$1.88 |
Blue gummy bear | – | A$0.15 | A$0.31 | A$1.56 |
Orange gummy bear | – | A$0.12 | A$0.25 | A$1.25 |
Red apple | – | A$0.10 | A$0.23 | A$1 |
Purple and blue grapes | – | A$0.07 | A$0.19 | A$0.75 |
Yellow banana | – | A$0.06 | A$0.12 | A$0.50 |
When The Scatters Land
The free-round rules are fixed and the spots persist, so nothing about the start is a mystery.
Scatters pay anywhere on the 6x5 grid, and enough of them launch the free rounds. Multiplier Spots carry over into them, and more scatters landing inside add to your remaining count.
Base tumblesCarried spots
A higher-priced entry tier that brings its own scatter target and a longer run of free rounds than the standard version, with Multiplier Spots still carrying in from the spins you just took.
Scatter countLonger run
All 30 cells stay filled on the 6x5 grid, and winning symbols pay anywhere on screen. Each win explodes, the rest drops, fresh symbols fall in, and the tumble repeats until the screen stops paying.
First paid spinTumbled drop
A switch that raises your stake by 3x and buys extra ways into the free rounds on every spin, at a cost of A$30 instead of A$10 on the example top bet.
Standard stakeRaised chances
Each paid feature is priced as a multiple of your bet, and at A$10 a spin the two bonus buys cost A$1,000 and A$5,000.
| What You Buy | Cost In Money | RTP |
|---|---|---|
| Free Spins buy | x100 · A$1,000 | – |
| Super Free Spins buy | x500 · A$5,000 | – |
Return to player is an average over the long run: A$100 staked returns about A$96.50, though a session can end above or below it. The version a site runs is shown in the game rules.
| Return Figure | RTP | This Version Here |
|---|---|---|
| Version 1 | 96.50% | Yes |
Screen guide
After these screens you will recognise the grid, the bonus round and a win as the game shows them.




Sweet Rush Bonanza, step by step
This block settles the order of events inside one paid spin, from bet selection to the final tumble.
A bet is set before the reels turn, from the smallest stake up to the largest stake. The figure chosen applies to each paid spin, so the stake multiplied by the number of spins gives the session cost.
All 30 cells hold a symbol on every spin, and matching symbols pay from any position rather than in fixed lines. Eight or more of the same kind on screen pays, which is the shortest run that counts.
Symbols in a winning group burst away and the grid collapses, with fresh symbols dropping in to refill every empty cell. The tumble repeats while new wins land, and each exploded spot gains a multiplier that climbs on repeat hits.
Scatter symbols anywhere on the grid count towards the bonus, and enough of them award the free spins. A run of free games then plays out at the stake that triggered it.
Deciding your total spend before the first spin keeps the stake tied to a number you already accepted. Stop once that figure is reached, whatever the tumble sequence has done.
Landing the Scatter and starting the bonus round is not something anyone can schedule, and how often it turns up across your session is unknown in advance. Each spin is settled independently of the one before it, so a 96.50% return is a figure over a long run of play, not a promise for an evening.
Which return figure a given site runs is only visible in the game rules panel, never on a banner. The sheet above covers the 96.50% build, so check the rules screen where you play and compare it with the number listed here before you commit a bankroll.
x5,000 your stake is the ceiling the game can pay, not a target in reach of an ordinary session. High volatility means long stretches with little back and rare bursts of large returns, so plan your stake around how deep you can afford to go rather than around that figure.
Before your first paid spin
Avantgarde Casino keeps the practice grid open to anyone, and the funded one behind an account.
Practice spins cost nothing and return nothing, so treat them as a look at how the grid behaves. The funded game needs an account here and players aged 18 or over.
Bet nowYou are about to spin
Straight figures on this page, written the way Avantgarde Casino handles every slot in its lobby.
Reels spin, and two paid routes exist: Free Spins at A$1,000 on a A$10 bet and Super Free Spins at A$5,000. That works out to 100 and 500 times the stake. Ante Bet raises the bet by three times instead.
Symbols drop and the demo runs first. Trying Sweet Rush Bonanza without staking is the sensible step before a real bet, since the free version shows the tumble and multiplier action at no cost. Avantgarde Casino keeps each game available to look over this way.
Symbols pay and the return sits at 96.50 per cent, with one version published for this game and no lower variant to compare against. Per A$100 staked across long play, that leaves A$3.50 to the house on average.
Wins land and the ceiling is 5,000 times your bet, which comes to A$50,000 on a A$10 spin and A$2,500,000 at the A$500 maximum. High volatility means long gaps between those sessions.
Symbols fall and stakes start at A$0.20, running up to a A$500 maximum bet. Ante Bet triples whatever you have set, so the same ceiling applies after the increase.
This slot is for adults aged 18 and over. In Australia, the National Gambling Helpline is on 1800 858 858, and BetStop is the national self-exclusion register.
Before the reels turn, pick a sum you can lose without it mattering and treat it as the whole session. Bets on this game start at A$0.20, so a small stake still lasts a while.
Tumbles can stack multipliers to x128 and tempt you to keep going after a big win. Decide your stopping point before the spins and leave when it lands.
Deposit and loss limits on your account cap the damage without relying on willpower mid-session. Set them before you open the game, not after a bad run.
When the spins stop being entertainment, a time-out or self-exclusion through BetStop breaks the pattern. Coming back after a real break beats chasing a multiplier spot.
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