1xBet Guide to the Original Sweet Bonanza® Demo
The developer's demo uses virtual credits.
Use the official Pragmatic Play developer page to open the original Sweet Bonanza® demo and inspect its rules. The demo uses virtual credits, so it lets readers learn the grid, paytable, and feature sequence without an account. The demo button opens the developer's website, where you can inspect the original game.
Which Sweet Bonanza edition is this?
This guide concerns the original Sweet Bonanza® slot by Pragmatic Play. Sweet Bonanza 1000 and Sweet Bonanza 2500 are separate releases, so their rules and features should not be mixed with this edition.
The captured desktop session used the original game with virtual USD-format credits. It displayed a balance of 100,000 credits and a current bet of 2 credits. The grid measured six reels by five rows. No spin or settlement occurred during this capture.
That distinction matters when reading a demo observation. The visible controls, balance, bet, and paytable were captured directly. Outcomes were not observed, so no result is presented as something that happened during testing.
Symbols pay anywhere on the Sweet Bonanza screen
The central mechanic is simple: matching symbols pay anywhere on the grid. Their positions do not need to form a continuous line. The total count of the same symbol at the end of the spin determines which paytable value applies.
The help divides regular wins into three count bands. Reaching a band changes the award for that symbol. The lowest band starts at eight matching symbols, which is why the regular paytable begins there.
- 8–9 symbols: the first regular win threshold for each paying symbol.
- 10–11 symbols: the middle threshold, producing the second displayed value.
- 12 or more symbols: the highest threshold, producing the third displayed value.
All regular wins are multiplied by the base bet. When multiple symbol groups win during the same sequence, their values are added together.
Reading the Sweet Bonanza paytable on this 1xBet guide
The demo displayed the following values with a current bet of two credits. They are simulated-credit amounts, not cash payouts. The lollipop scatter pays separately from these regular symbols.
| Symbol | 8–9 | 10–11 | 12+ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Red heart | 20 | 50 | 100 |
| Purple square candy | 5 | 20 | 50 |
| Green pentagon candy | 4 | 10 | 30 |
| Blue oval candy | 3 | 4 | 24 |
| Apple | 2 | 3 | 20 |
| Plum | 1.6 | 2.4 | 16 |
| Watermelon | 1 | 2 | 10 |
| Grapes | 0.8 | 1.8 | 8 |
| Banana | 0.5 | 1.5 | 4 |
The red heart shows how the thresholds work. Eight hearts pay 20 credits, while nine still pay 20 because the first band includes both counts. Ten hearts pay 50, eleven remain at 50, and twelve reach the final band worth 100.
This is a reading of the displayed table. It is not an observed winning spin. A lower symbol follows the same count structure, although its three displayed values differ.
Finding the paytable through the Information control
The Information control sits at the lower left of the developer player, near the BET and CREDIT displays. Opening it reveals seven help pages. Page one presents the three regular-symbol count bands, while arrow buttons move through the remaining material.
The paytable is therefore available through the game itself rather than hidden behind an external calculator. Readers can compare each symbol against the same three thresholds used during play.
The table below records the layout observed in the captured desktop session. These are interface positions, not instructions available in every edition.
| Control | Observed position | Purpose shown or documented |
|---|---|---|
| Information | Lower left | Opens seven help pages |
| BET and CREDIT | Near Information | Shows the stake and virtual balance |
| Plus and minus | Flanking Spin | Adjusts the selected bet |
| Spin | Lower right | Starts a spin |
| Buy Feature | Left of the grid | Shows the free-spins purchase price |
| Double Chance | Left of the grid | Changes the natural feature odds and stake |
| Full screen | Below the provider player | Expands the player display |
How a Sweet Bonanza tumble sequence settles
After a spin, winning symbols disappear. The remaining symbols fall toward the bottom, and new symbols enter from above. A new grid may then produce another winning combination, starting another tumble.
The sequence continues until the changed grid produces no winning combination. The documented rules place no limit on the possible number of tumbles.
The base-spin settlement follows that whole sequence. All wins are added to the balance after every tumble from that spin has finished. Individual tumble awards therefore form one accumulated base-spin win.
The bonus round has a different settlement point. Its total win is awarded after the free-spins round completes, and the history records the entire cycle win rather than separate spin entries.
What triggers the Sweet Bonanza free-spins feature
The lollipop scatter appears on all reels and pays from any position. Four or more scatters trigger the free-spins feature. The round begins with ten free spins, and special reels are used during that feature.
A lollipop count also carries its own prize. These scatter values are separate from the regular-symbol count bands.
| Lollipop scatters | Displayed prize | Feature effect |
|---|---|---|
| 4 | 6 credits | Starts 10 free spins |
| 5 | 10 credits | Starts 10 free spins |
| 6 | 200 credits | Starts 10 free spins |
The documented feature sequence is:
- Four, five, or six scatters land anywhere on the screen.
- The scatter prize is recorded, and the feature begins with ten free spins.
- Three or more scatters during free spins award five additional spins.
- Multiplier bombs apply to each free spin’s final tumble sequence.
- The accumulated free-spins win is awarded after the round ends.
The retrigger threshold differs from the starting threshold. Three scatters can add five spins during the bonus, although three scatters do not match the four-scatter trigger band.
How Sweet Bonanza multiplier bombs change a bonus win
Multiplier bombs appear only during free spins. Each landed bomb receives a random value from the documented range of 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x, 6x, 8x, 10x, 12x, 15x, 20x, 25x, 50x, or 100x.
A landed bomb remains on the screen until the current tumbling sequence finishes. For the entire tumbling sequence, the values of all bombs present are added together. The sequence’s total win is then multiplied by that combined value.
Hypothetical arithmetic: if one free spin produced 17 credits before multipliers, and two bombs carried 4x and 6x values, their combined multiplier would be 10x. Applying that total to the sequence gives 170 credits. This example illustrates the documented rule; it was not observed during the captured session.
Each bonus spin settles around its own completed tumbling sequence, so the combined multiplier applies to that sequence's win.
Double Chance and Buy Feature in the studio demo
The captured session showed a current stake of 2 credits. Double Chance was switched off, and its alternate displayed stake was 2.50 credits. That number was an available option, not the stake active during the capture.
Selecting the 25x bet multiplier doubles the chance of winning free spins naturally and places more scatters on the reels. This mode disables the free-spins purchase feature.
Buy Feature operates under the 20x bet multiplier. It permits a free-spins round for a payment equal to 100 times the total bet. The captured screen displayed 200 credits, which corresponds to the observed two-credit total bet.
The two choices therefore have a direct relationship. Double Chance alters the natural trigger configuration and removes purchase access. Buy Feature provides direct access at its stated cost. Neither control was activated during the capture.
Return figure and access at 1xBet
The Pragmatic Play product page for the original Sweet Bonanza lists an RTP of 96.48%. That figure is scoped to the provider’s page for this edition. The demo capture supplies interface and paytable observations, but it did not measure a return through play.
The official rules remain available through the Pragmatic Play Sweet Bonanza page. This independent guide does not claim that the original edition is currently offered in every reader’s market or through every account.