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slot data sheet · 2019

Sweet Bonanza

Pragmatic Play Slots Candy and fruit

The slot that pushed payline-free cluster wins into the mainstream. It reads instantly: fruit and candy drop in, matching symbols clear, more drop in.

Published RTP96.51%
Volatilityhigh
Max win21,100x
Structure6x5, scatter pays

Technical sheet

DeveloperPragmatic Play
Release year2019
CategorySlots
Published RTP96.51%
Volatilityhigh
Maximum win21,100x
Structure6x5, scatter pays
ThemeCandy and fruit

How it works

  • Eight or more matching symbols anywhere on the grid pay.
  • Chained tumbles inside a single stake.
  • Multiplier bombs from 2x to 100x that appear only during free spins.
  • Four or more lollipop scatters trigger the bonus round.

Who this title suits

Anyone who wants a fast rhythm and a mechanic they can understand on the first spin.

RTP is a long-run theoretical average and predicts nothing about a single session. Volatility describes how that return is distributed over time: the higher it is, the wider the gap between what happens in one evening and what the table says. Before playing, it is worth reading how licensing and regulation actually work and what responsible gambling tools are available.

Frequently asked questions

What is the RTP of Sweet Bonanza?

Pragmatic Play publishes an RTP of 96.51%. That is a theoretical figure calculated across millions of rounds. It does not describe a single session, and an operator may deploy a different configuration.

How volatile is Sweet Bonanza?

It is classified as high volatility. Higher volatility means wins arrive less often but can be larger, so the swings in your balance are wider.

What is the maximum win on Sweet Bonanza?

The declared ceiling is 21,100x. That is the theoretical cap on a single round, not a target and not a reasonable expectation.

This is not a recommendation

We publish technical data, not playing advice. We do not link operators, use affiliate links, or order titles by commercial convenience. RTP values come from the developer's own documentation; an operator may deploy a different configuration, so it is always worth checking the figure inside the game's own info panel.