Pragmatic Play released Sweet Bonanza 2500 on 30 April 2026 and described it in a press release that was carried by trade media a few days later. It is the sixth main entry in the family and follows the pattern of the “1000” game by raising the multiplier ceiling, this time to 2,500×.
What is new
- Bombs up to 2,500×. Multiplier bombs can reach 2,500× and, in the bonus, are added together. The original’s bombs stop at 100× and Sweet Bonanza 1000 reaches 1,000×.
- Special bets and Super Spins. The game adds extra betting options and a Super Spins mode. According to trade coverage, Super Spins replace the free-spins feature for those spins.
- Several buy options. In selected markets the game offers a standard bonus buy, a Super Free Spins buy with a minimum 20× bomb, and a Premium option at 1,000× the stake with a minimum 10× bomb and a progressive multiplier. Prices of the cheaper options are not confirmed, so we do not list them.
- RTP and win cap. The official page lists an RTP of 96.52% and a maximum win of 25,000× the stake. Operators may run lower RTP profiles.
How it compares
- Sweet Bonanza: bombs up to 100×, maximum win about 21,175×
- Sweet Bonanza 1000: bombs up to 1,000×, maximum win 25,000×
- Sweet Bonanza Super Scatter: bombs up to 100×, maximum win 50,000× via Super Scatter prizes
- Sweet Bonanza 2500: bombs up to 2,500×, maximum win 25,000×
The largest bomb is therefore not the largest possible result. The 2500 game and the 1000 game share the same listed cap, so the extra reach shows up in how large a single bomb can be rather than in the ceiling.
What it means for players
A higher multiplier ceiling does not raise the default RTP, which stays near 96.5%. The result is a more spread-out outcome: more quiet spins and rarer large rounds. Buy and ante features may be switched off in some markets, including the UK, where stakes are also lower. Check the information screen of the game at your operator, and see the Sweet Bonanza 2500 page for the specifications we have verified.