Spins That Keep Their Spots
Free Spins begins when three scatters land in a single tumble sequence, awarding ten spins with the Multiplier Spots carried over between spins and no reset at the end of each round.
Base playTen spins
Pragmatic Play · 2025
Sweet Rush Bonanza is a six-reel, five-row Pragmatic Play video slot built on cascading wins — read on for the figures, the payouts and how the bonus rounds begin.
The demo is free; the real game needs an account and 18+.

Pick this slot if you like sweets-themed games where wins come in chains. The grid is 6x5, and all 30 cells stay filled on every spin. Symbols pay anywhere on the screen, so a win needs at least eight matching symbols. Winning symbols then explode, the rest fall down, and new symbols fill the gaps. This tumble repeats until no more wins appear.
Go for this one if you want multipliers that grow during a win. Multiplier Spots mark the exploded spots, and each repeat hit on a marked spot doubles its x2 multiplier, up to x128. The marks clear when the tumble sequence ends. Free Spins and Super Free Spins are separate modes, with Retrigger and the Ante Bet listed among the features.
Sweet Rush Bonanza figures
Here is what each figure means for you before you decide what to stake.
| Game detail | Shown as |
|---|---|
| Provider | Pragmatic Play |
| Return to player | 96.50% |
| Volatility | High |
| Grid layout | 6x5 |
| Maximum win multiple | x5,000 |
| Maximum win in money | A$2,500,000 |
| Release date | 29/09/2025 |
Costs scale with whatever you stake, so the shortcuts at a A$10 bet run to A$1,000 and A$5,000.
| Feature | Price | RTP |
|---|---|---|
| Free Spins Bonus Entry | x100 · A$1,000 | – |
| Super Free Spins Bonus Entry | x500 · A$5,000 | – |
Expect a return of A$96.50 for every A$100 staked across a long run of spins, never a per-session figure. The game rules screen names the exact version this lobby runs.
| Payout Rate | RTP | Default Setting |
|---|---|---|
| Version 1 | 96.50% | Yes |
Sweet Rush Bonanza Round by Round
Read this before your first spin, when the bet box and the tumble rules are still new to you.
Set your bet anywhere from A$0.20 to A$500 before you spin. The example bet A$10 is what the payout figures further down assume, so match the amount you actually stake against those numbers.
Tumble symbols land on all 30 cells of the 6x5 grid and pay wherever they sit, so you need at least eight matching ones on screen rather than a line. Winnable symbols vanish and new ones drop into the gaps.
Marked spots appear where winning symbols exploded, and each repeat win on a marked spot lifts its multiplier from x2 by doubling up to x128, cleared when the sequence finishes. This is where a single spin can grow.
Scatters pay anywhere too, and collecting enough of them launches the Free Spins round with its own set of spins. How often that happens is something no player or page can tell you in advance.
Fix a spend ceiling and a stopping time before the first tumble, since a high volatility game can swing far in either direction. When the ceiling is reached, the session is over regardless of the screen.
Sweet Rush Bonanza Payouts
Payouts under are in money at an A$0.50 bet, and the more symbols that connect, the more each win returns.
| Symbol | 6+ | 8+ | 10+ | 12+ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
ScatterScatter | A$25 | – | – | – |
Red Heart Candy | – | A$1.25 | A$2.50 | A$12.50 |
Purple Square Jelly | – | 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 |
Three Views of the Grid
Removes the worry that the grid and the bonus screen will look different from what the text describes.



More Ways to Win
Clearing the rules before you spin is how Betway keeps play relaxed and money decisions yours.
Free Spins begins when three scatters land in a single tumble sequence, awarding ten spins with the Multiplier Spots carried over between spins and no reset at the end of each round.
Base playTen spins
Super Free Spins opens on the same three scatters but starts the round with multiplier spots already marked, so the doubles build sooner and the spins keep accumulating across the round.
Standard spinsHead-start markers
Base Game runs on a 6x5 grid where all thirty cells stay filled and symbols pay anywhere, and every win explodes so the remaining symbols fall and refill the grid until no new win appears.
Choosing a stakeA tumble chain
Ante Bet raises your stake to three times the normal amount and lifts how often scatters appear, so more of your session is spent reaching the free spins rather than the base grid.
Regular stakeFrequent scatters
Opening a session, you cannot know how often the free spins will land. Nothing in the grid counts toward them and no pattern builds up between spins. The outcome of any one session is random, and a 96.50 percent return is a long-run average across huge numbers of spins, not a promise for your own hour of play. Budget for the uncertainty instead of expecting the average to arrive.
Checking the rules before your first spin tells you which return this game runs at. The version in play is shown inside the game rules, not on the lobby tile, so open the information panel and confirm it rather than assuming the published figure is the one you are playing.
Hitting the A$2,500,000 ceiling at the A$500 bet is a distant possibility, not a target. Wins that large need the multiplier spots to stack high during one long tumble sequence, and most sessions finish far below it. Treat the top figure as the outer edge of the game rather than a realistic session result.
Two ways in
You may wonder whether practice play costs anything or pays out at all.
Practice mode asks for nothing and returns nothing, so treat those spins as a look at the reels only. Playing for real money here means an account and meeting the legal age.
Play nowPlay only if you are 18+. If play stops feeling fun, call the National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858, or register with BetStop, the national self-exclusion register.
Decide how much you can afford to lose before the first spin, and stop when that amount is gone.
Choose your stopping point before you spin, and keep to it even after a win, not only after a loss.
Set a deposit limit and a loss limit in your account before you play, so the choice is made before the first spin.
Take a break or self-exclude through BetStop as soon as the game stops being fun, and do not wait for a losing run to end.
Sweet Rush Bonanza Or Another
Compare volatility and grid size before you commit, so no session is spent on a game that does not fit your style.
Six clear answers
Useful before your first spin, when you want to see how the game plays.
Decide how many matching symbols a win needs before you spin. Eight is the fewest that pay in this game, and they count anywhere on the 6x5 grid. All 30 cells are always filled, so every spin starts with a full board.
Keep the Free Spins mode in mind before you spin, because it is one of the game's modes. Scatter and Retrigger are listed among its features, and Super Free Spins is a separate mode of the same game.
Choose a stake you can afford, since high volatility means results swing more widely than in lower volatility slots. A session can stay flat for long stretches or move sharply in either direction. No outcome of a session can be known in advance.
Set your stake from A$0.20 up to A$500 per spin, which are the lowest and highest bets in this game. Pick the amount before the first spin, because every prize in money scales with it.
Plan your session around money you can afford to lose; the maximum win is x5,000 times your stake, so a bigger bet raises the prize in money. Read that number as a limit on payouts, not as a forecast.
Watch for Multiplier Spots during a tumble, because each exploded spot marked this way adds a x2 multiplier. Repeat hits double the multiplier up to x128. The multiplier clears when the tumble sequence ends.
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