Key specs
| Provider | Pragmatic Play |
| Released | Jun 2019 |
| Grid / pay rule | 6×5 · Scatter pays, 8+ symbols anywhere, tumble |
| RTP | 96.48% · 96.48% default; operators may run lower profiles |
| Volatility | Medium to high |
| Max win | 21,175× |
| Top multiplier | 100× |
| Free spins | 4+ scatters = 10 spins, +5 on 3+ scatters |
| Ante bet | Yes, +25% stake |
| Bonus buy | 100× stake |
| Bet range | 0.20 – 100 |
How the game works
- Pay anywhere. There are no paylines. Eight or more identical symbols anywhere on the 6×5 grid pay, and larger clusters pay more.
- Tumbling reels. Every winning symbol is removed and the gaps are filled from above. Tumbling continues until no new win appears, and only then does the round pay out its final total.
- Multiplier bombs. In free spins, bombs carrying values from 2× to 100× can land. They stay on screen through the tumble sequence and their values are added together and applied when the tumbling ends.
- Free spins. Four or more lollipop scatters award 10 free spins. Three or more scatters during the feature add 5 more spins, so a round can run long when the scatters keep arriving.
- Volatility. Wins can arrive often in the base game while the large results sit in the bomb-driven free spins, which is why sessions feel swingy even though the stated RTP is fixed.
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Version features
- Ante Bet: +25% on the stake for roughly double the chance of triggering free spins
- Bonus Buy at 100× the stake (not offered in every market, for example not in the UK)
- Maximum win of 21,175× the stake
- Demo mode is available at Pragmatic Play and at many operators
Where it is available
Pragmatic Play supplies the original to a wide network of licensed operators. The Bonus Buy is disabled in the UK, where the maximum stake is also capped much lower than elsewhere, and other regulated markets may switch off the buy or the ante bet. Always check the game’s info screen for the RTP profile your operator runs.
Sweet Bonanza comes from Pragmatic Play, which means where you can play it depends on the studio’s own list of territories. Operators may offer it anywhere that is not named in the two groups further down.
Available in all other countries (167)
Only through operators holding a local licence (19)
Not available (13)
Player reviews
This game has its own unique rhythm: sometimes everything is calm, and then an interesting combination suddenly appears, making things much more intense. I really enjoy that unpredictability. Five stars from me!
Sometimes I open the game for five minutes and then realize I’ve been playing much longer than planned. Not every session goes well, and I sometimes wish the results were more exciting. Still, I’ve had a pretty good experience overall — 4 stars.
I enjoy watching the board change after successful combinations. Those moments really bring the game to life. It’s a shame they don’t happen as often as I’d like.
Sweet Bonanza’s design caught my attention right away — bright candies, vibrant colors, and smooth animations. Everything looks fun without being too overwhelming. Just the kind of thing that puts you in a good mood!
I’m giving it 2 stars. The game seems simple enough, but after a series of spins without any decent wins, it starts to get frustrating. At first, I wanted to keep trying, but now I don’t even feel like coming back to it.
What annoys me a little is when several rounds in a row feel almost identical. On the other hand, finally getting a good combination makes me want to keep playing. It’s not perfect, but it deserves four stars.
I usually get tired of slots pretty quickly, but here I keep catching myself thinking, “Just one more spin and I’m done.” The game manages to keep my attention, even when not every round brings something exciting. 5 stars!
Here’s the funny thing: even when I tell myself I’m done, curiosity gets the better of me and I want to try one more round. Of course, it doesn’t always end the way I’d like. So, 4/5, no exaggeration.
My favorite part is when only a few symbols are left to complete a combination and I find myself silently rooting for them to land .Those moments make the game much more interesting than it seems at first.
The design looks like it's made for kids, seriously. The gameplay isn't interesting either, and I couldn't win anything no matter how much I tried. One star from me. I really didn't enjoy it.