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What return and risk profile does Sugar Rush carry?
Sugar Rush lists a theoretical RTP of 96.50%, and the same figure applies when the feature is bought directly rather than triggered naturally. Volatility is rated High, shown with all five lightning bolts lit, so wins land less often on average but can arrive in larger jumps. That combination suits players comfortable with long quiet stretches.
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What is the most a single Sugar Rush round can pay?
The ceiling is 5,000x the total bet, and it applies identically in the base game and during Free Spins. If a free spins round reaches that figure, the round ends on the spot: the win is awarded and any spins still left are forfeited. Nothing above the cap is ever paid, however the multipliers stack.
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How do the multiplier spots build up during a spin?
Each spot where a win detonates becomes marked, and a repeat detonation on it adds a x2 tag that doubles with every further hit, up to x128. If one cluster covers several marked cells, those values are added together before being applied to the win. In the base game the whole grid resets once a spin's tumble sequence ends.
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Do the multiplier spots survive between free spins?
Yes, and this is what defines the bonus round. Inside Free Spins the marked cells and their accumulated multipliers stay in place across every remaining spin and every tumble within them, so late-round clusters can land on heavily boosted spots. Everything clears only when the round itself finishes.
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How are free spins triggered and how many can you get?
Landing 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7 Scatter symbols anywhere on the 7x7 grid awards 10, 12, 15, 20 or 30 free spins. The same table applies during the feature itself, so a retrigger adds the corresponding extra spins on top. The Scatter pays nothing on its own; entry into the round is its only job.
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Is there a wild symbol in Sugar Rush?
No. The paytable holds seven regular paying symbols plus the Scatter, and no wild appears anywhere in the rules. Every cluster therefore has to be formed from a single matching symbol type, which makes the tumble refills and the growing multiplier spots the only tools for turning a modest drop into a large one.
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What does the Buy Free Spins option cost and deliver?
The purchase price is 100x the current total bet, so $200 at a $2.00 stake. It guarantees entry into the feature but not its size: the number of scatters awarded is random, anywhere from 3 to 7, meaning the bought round can start with as few as 10 spins. The RTP stays at 96.50% on this path.
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How does the tumble sequence settle a spin's total?
After a win is paid, the winning symbols explode, the rest drop down and new ones fall in from above, repeating until a drop produces no further clusters. All wins from the whole sequence are summed and paid as one total. Only the highest tier counts per block, though separate blocks in the same evaluation all add up.