Pragmatic Play · 2022
7x7 cluster grid, high volatility, Sweets theme: Sugar Rush pays when five or more matching symbols connect, and the page explains each part before the first spin.
Game facts
After this table you will know the RTP, the volatility and the largest win in money.
| Game detail | What it means |
|---|---|
| Provider | Pragmatic Play |
| Return to player (RTP) | 96.50% |
| Volatility | High |
| Grid layout | 7x7 |
| Maximum win multiple | x5,000 |
| Maximum win in money | A$1,200,000 |
| Release date | 30/06/2022 |
A 7x7 grid of sweets symbols, where a win forms when at least 5 matching symbols touch horizontally or vertically. Winning groups are removed, the symbols above them fall down, and new symbols drop in from the top. This tumble repeats until no new win appears, so one spin can produce several wins. The Sweets theme mixes lollipops, jelly candies and gummy bears, and SCATTER symbols can land among them.
3 to 7 SCATTER symbols start a Free Spins round of 10 to 30 spins, and the higher count gives more spins. In the base game, Multiplier Spots clear at the end of every spin. In Free Spins they stay on the board and keep doubling on repeat hits, up to x128. Your credit balance stays frozen until the round-total screen.
Sugar Rush modes
Most players want to know whether the free spins cost extra or start on their own, and they start on their own.
3, 4, 5, 6 or 7 scatters start 10, 12, 15, 20 or 30 spins. The round runs on special reels, and the credit balance stays frozen until the round-total screen. Multiplier Spots keep building for the whole round, doubling with each repeat hit up to x128.
Base Game reelsUp to 30 spins
5 connected symbols pay on the 7x7 grid, horizontally or vertically. Tumble is always active: winning symbols vanish, the others fall, and new symbols refill from above until no new win appears. Multiplier Spots reset to empty after each spin's tumble sequence.
Before each spinCluster wins
Three screens, one look
Most players wonder what the screens look like before committing any real money.
Sugar Rush sequence
Most players worry about the bet they must pick before the first spin.
A$0.20 is the lowest stake and A$240 the highest, so the bet you pick sets every win and the cost of each spin.
On the 7x7 grid, five or more matching symbols that touch horizontally or vertically form a win. Those symbols are removed, the rest fall, and new symbols drop in from above.
Five is the fewest matching symbols that pay, and Tumble runs on every spin. Multiplier Spots empty again when a spin's tumble sequence ends, so they never carry over.
Three scatters start 10 Free Spins, and four to seven scatters start 12, 15, 20 or 30 spins. Multiplier Spots keep building across the whole round instead of resetting each spin.
A$240 is the largest bet and A$0.20 the smallest. Set your limit before the first spin, because no one can know how a session will end.
100 times the total bet is the price, so at the A$0.40 example bet the bonus costs A$40.
| Paid option | Cost (A$) | RTP |
|---|---|---|
| Buy Free Spins for A$40 | x100 · A$40 | – |
A$100 staked is the base. Over a very long run the game returns most of it, while single sessions swing far above or below. The version Lincoln Casino runs is shown in the game rules.
| Build | RTP | Default |
|---|---|---|
| Variant 1 | 96.50% | Yes |
Two Ways In
Useful when you want to learn the reels before depositing any money at Lincoln Casino.
The 7x7 Sugar Rush demo costs nothing and pays nothing; the real game needs a Lincoln Casino account and the 18+ age limit.
Play3 to 7 scatters start the free spins, but how often they land is not known in advance. Each spin is random, so one session may bring no bonus round or several. The RTP of 96.50 describes the return over a very long run, and it does not predict what one session pays out.
96.50 is the RTP listed for the version on this page. Which RTP version we run is shown only in the game rules, so read them before the first spin. Two versions of the same game can return different amounts over time, and the rules are where that difference appears.
x5,000 is the ceiling of Sugar Rush, measured as a multiple of the bet. The ceiling is reached very rarely, so no session should be planned around it. A large number on the paytable marks the top of the range, not an expected result.
18+ only, and help is available from the National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858 or through the national self-exclusion register, BetStop.
Choose a budget in Australian dollars before the first spin, and treat it as the most you will lose in that session.
Decide your stopping point before the first spin, and keep to it after a win as well as a loss.
Use the deposit and loss limits in your account to cap spending. Set them before you play, not during a losing run.
When Sugar Rush stops feeling like fun, take a break. If breaks do not help, register with BetStop to self-exclude.
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Know it sooner
After this section you will know the volatility, the top win and the bets allowed.
The 7x7 grid of Sugar Rush has high volatility, which means results swing more than on lower-volatility games. A win needs only 5 connected symbols, but the largest wins come from the multiplier and free spins. Nothing on this page can predict when such wins arrive.
At 96.50 with a x5,000 maximum win, this version shares both figures with Sugar Rush Xmas. Sugar Rush 1000 and Sugar Rush Super Scatter have higher RTPs and maximum wins of x25,000 and x50,000.
A$0.20 sets the paytable, and it is also the lowest bet on Sugar Rush. Playing at that stake lets you learn how clusters pay before you choose a bigger amount.
x5,000 is the maximum win of Sugar Rush, meaning 5,000 times the bet. At the highest allowed bet of A$240 that is A$1,200,000, and at the top example bet of A$0.40 it is A$2,000. Whether a session reaches it cannot be known in advance.
A$0.20 to A$240 is the bet range here, with A$240 the highest bet allowed in this market. The tables on this page use A$0.20 and A$0.40 only as examples, so they do not set limits.
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