Candy that pays from anywhere
Sweet Bonanza drops fruit and candy onto a 6x5 board with no fixed paylines. You need 8 or more matching symbols on screen for a win, wherever they sit. It launched in 2019 and became Pragmatic Play's second signature title after Gates, running on the same pay-anywhere logic with a sugar coat.
Tumbles and multiplier bombs up to 100x
Wins clear off the board and new symbols tumble down. In the free spins round, coloured multiplier bombs land carrying values from 2x up to 100x each; when a bomb is on screen at the end of a winning tumble its value is applied. Several bombs in one sequence stack their multipliers together - that is the path to the game's big numbers.
How the free spins trigger
Land 4 or more lollipop scatters and you get 10 free spins. Three scatters during the feature retrigger another 5. The base game has no multiplier bombs at all - they exist only inside free spins, so a session without a trigger stays flat.
96.51% RTP, high volatility, 21,100x ceiling
The studio publishes RTP at 96.51%, volatility High, and a maximum win of 21,100x the bet - far above Gates of Olympus. That headline 21,100x needs the free spins plus a rare stack of high-value bombs landing on a huge tumble chain. Realistically most triggers pay a fraction of that. High volatility means the account balance can swing hard between features.
Spinning it on crypto at Lucky Block
Lucky Block carries Sweet Bonanza on its Pragmatic feed and takes bets in coins like BTC, ETH and USDT. The Ante Bet raises your stake 25% but boosts scatter odds, and the Buy Free Spins button (where enabled) skips straight to the round for a fixed multiple of your bet. See the studio's other titles on the Pragmatic Play page.
Winnings from free-spin bonuses come with a reported 35x wagering requirement. If you are chasing bombs on bonus money, that playthrough applies before a withdrawal clears.
Read the wagering ruleThe welcome package works here: claim the free spins or the full welcome bonus and aim them at Sweet Bonanza. If the candy round stalls, Gates of Olympus is the same engine with a Greek-mythology theme, and the comparison page lines the two up side by side.