BigBunny Sweet Bonanza 1000 — Multiplier Bombs, RTP & Max Win
On a 6x5 grid, Sweet Bonanza 1000 plays as a cluster-pays slot from Pragmatic Play.
- Studio
- Pragmatic Play
- Format
- 6-reel cluster-pays slot
- Grid
- 6 × 5
- Paylines
- cluster pays, 8+ matching symbols anywhere
- Volatility
- very high
- RTP
- 96.53%
- Max win
- 25000x
Min stake: not published.
Pragmatic Play released Sweet Bonanza 1000 around a trade, not an upgrade, in the form of a shorter free-spins round paired with a twentyfold higher multiplier ceiling, and that is the part that changes how it plays.
Every number here can be traced to a source that has been published.
What the maximum win figure actually means
Against the stake, the published 25000x ceiling on Sweet Bonanza 1000 is the most a single round can pay. Treat it as a boundary instead of a target, since it reveals nothing about the frequency of any outcome. A very high ceiling does not stop a game from paying out small amounts on practically every win.
On its own the ceiling misleads, so read it with the volatility beside it. Neither on its own means much, but taken together the two describe the shape of the game.
Sweet Bonanza 1000 feature round: what it does
In the feature round is where this game does its actual paying.
Nothing has changed in the cluster and tumble mechanics compared with the original. Two changes stand out: multiplier bombs now climb to 1000x, up from 100x, and the free-spins round starts from 10 spins in place of 15, with five extra spins coming from three more scatters. This carries a very high volatility label, against medium to high for the original, because a deliberately narrower distribution results from fewer spins with much larger multipliers.
The maximum win Pragmatic Play publishes for this title is 25000x, which caps one round and is no basis for planning a session.
Sweet Bonanza 1000 in relation to its siblings
Over 15 free spins, the original Sweet Bonanza lets multipliers reach no more than 100x, and its published maximum is 21,100x. Across 10 spins this version’s multipliers get to 1000x, and its published figure is 25,000x. Since the maximum rises by under 20 per cent but the multiplier ceiling rises tenfold, the extra headroom evidently goes toward rarity, not size.
Sweet Bonanza 1000 RTP and volatility, put in context
The published RTP of 96.53% comes from averaging millions of spins over the long run, so it is not a rate for any evening.
The game is confirmed to ship as three configurations that an operator selects from: 96.53%, 95.52% and 94.51%.
The very high volatility Pragmatic Play describes it with refers to the shape of the results, not their size.
Playing Sweet Bonanza 1000 at BigBunny
Sweet Bonanza 1000 comes from Pragmatic Play and is a cluster-pays slot with 6 reels. Here is how to get into it at BigBunny:
- Sign in at BigBunny and open the game lobby.
- Type Sweet Bonanza 1000 into search, or narrow the lobby with the Pragmatic Play filter.
- Check the stake range and paytable on the game’s info screen, which you can open in the game.
- Budget the session in advance, then stake little while the feature round is still being learned.
FAQ
What RTP figure does Sweet Bonanza 1000 come with?
For this title the figure published by Pragmatic Play is 96.53%. A single session is not governed by it, because it is only a long-run theoretical average.
How volatile is Sweet Bonanza 1000?
Very high volatility is the rating Pragmatic Play gives it. Nothing in it measures how much the game returns; it only describes how results are distributed.
How do I find Sweet Bonanza 1000 at BigBunny?
Sign in, open the BigBunny game lobby and search for Sweet Bonanza 1000 by name. Because the search lists what is on offer today, you can pick something and begin at a low stake until the feature round feels familiar.
What is Sweet Bonanza 1000?
Sweet Bonanza 1000 is a Pragmatic Play 6-reel cluster-pays slot built around a trade, not an upgrade, in the form of a shorter free-spins round paired with a twentyfold higher multiplier ceiling. Nothing has changed in the cluster and tumble mechanics compared with the original. Two changes stand out: multiplier bombs now climb to 1000x, up from 100x, and the free-spins round starts from 10 spins in place of 15, with five extra spins coming from three more scatters. This carries a very high volatility label, against medium to high for the original, because a deliberately narrower distribution results from fewer spins with much larger multipliers.
