Pragmatic Play · 2022
Sugar Rush is a high volatility video slot from Pragmatic Play with a 7x7 cluster grid. This page covers its figures, bonus rounds and rules.
Symbols land across a 7x7 grid of sweets, and a win forms when five or more matching symbols connect horizontally or vertically. Pink lollipops, orange jelly candies, green stars and gummy bears all play by the same rule, so the grid is read as clusters instead of fixed lines. Sugar Rush is built on that cluster mechanic from the first spin.
Winning symbols pop out after each win, the rest fall down and fresh sweets tumble in from above, so one spin can chain several wins. Scatters count toward the bonus. Three to seven of them start between 10 and 30 free spins. During that round multiplier spots keep building and double on each repeat hit, up to x128.
Game figures
These figures settle what the game is built on before you place the first spin.
| Game detail | Shown as |
|---|---|
| Provider | Pragmatic Play |
| RTP | 96.50% |
| Volatility | High |
| Grid | 7x7 |
| Maximum win multiple | x5,000 |
| Max win in money | A$1,200,000 |
| Release date | 30/06/2022 |
See Each Mode
Worth a look when you want to see each part of the game looks before you spin.
Know What Pays
Useful when you want the order of events before placing your first bet on Sugar Rush.
The 7x7 grid waits while you pick a stake from A$0.20 up to A$240. Every spin pays from that stake, so a bigger bet scales each symbol win.
Matching symbols that touch horizontally or vertically form a cluster once five or more connect. Winning symbols vanish, the rest fall, and new ones refill until no new win appears.
Every win on the grid triggers Tumble, so one spin can set off the next. Multiplier Spots reset to empty once each spin's tumble sequence ends.
Three scatters on the reels start ten free spins, and seven lift that to thirty. Special reels run the round, while the credit balance stays frozen until the round-total screen.
Each spin lands a result on the grid. Set your limit before the first spin, and call the National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858 if you need to.
Scatters just landed
Not sure how many free spins you get, or whether multipliers reset in them?
Landing 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7 scatters starts the round with 10, 12, 15, 20 or 30 spins. The special reels run it. Multiplier Spots keep building, doubling with each repeat hit up to x128. Your credit balance stays frozen until the round-total screen.
Base gameFree spins
On the 7x7 grid, a cluster of 5 or more connected symbols pays, linked horizontally or vertically. Winning symbols vanish, the rest fall and new ones refill from above, repeating until no new win forms. Multiplier Spots reset to empty at the end of each spin.
Placing a betCluster wins
Each bought round opens the free spins on the reels at 100 times the bet, which is A$1,000 at the A$10 example top bet.
| Which feature? | Price | RTP |
|---|---|---|
| Buy Free Spins at 100x | x100 · A$1,000 | – |
Spins on the grid return part of each stake over time. Return to player is the share of every A$100 staked paid back as wins. The version we run is shown in the game rules.
| RTP version | RTP | Provider default |
|---|---|---|
| Version 1 | 96.50% | Y |
Practice round
Useful when you want to learn the rules before staking any real money on this slot.
Spins in the demo use the same 7x7 grid, need no money and pay nothing. Real play needs an account and you must be 18 or older.
Start playingScatter symbols land at random on the 7x7 grid, so the free spins round may start on any spin. Nobody can tell in advance how often the bonus round comes. Whatever the RTP, the result of one session is random, and a quiet stretch says nothing about the next spin.
Clusters of five or more connected symbols form on the 7x7 grid, yet the RTP version behind a session is named only in the game rules. Check the rules screen before the first spin to see which version is running. The name on the lobby tile does not settle it.
Tumbles and multipliers can push a single round far up the paytable, but the maximum win of x5,000 your bet is a ceiling that is reached very rarely. Read it as the upper limit of the game, not a target to plan around. No spin is guaranteed to come near it.
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Know the payouts
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Each spin on the 7x7 grid can be placed from A$0.20, the lowest bet in the range, and the paytable shows payouts at that same stake. Begin there to learn how clusters form and how Tumble refills the grid before you raise the bet.
Spin after spin, the game is set to return A$96.50 of every A$100 staked over a large number of rounds. That average is a long-run figure, so one session can finish above or below it.
Top win and RTP set the versions apart. Sugar Rush Super Scatter has the highest of both, at 50,000x the bet, while Sugar Rush 1000 sits between it and this game.
Wins on the grid can be rare, and the bigger ones cannot be predicted. High volatility is the label for that pattern. The top prize is 5,000 times the bet, which is A$50,000 at A$10 a spin.
Land three or more SCATTER symbols on the grid and the free spins start. Three scatters award 10 spins, four award 12, five award 15, six award 20 and seven award 30. Scatters that land during the round add spins from the same table.
You must be 18+ to play Sugar Rush. For help in Australia, call the National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858, or self-exclude through BetStop, the national self-exclusion register.
Set a session budget before the first spin and keep to it, even when the balance looks healthy. When the budget runs out, close the game.
Choose your stopping point in advance and keep it after a big win. A large win can tempt you to chase more.
Set the deposit and loss limits of your account before you play. Limits cap what you can deposit or lose.
Step away once the game stops being fun, and never chase a missed win. A break or self-exclusion helps when play starts to feel like a problem.
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