Sugar Rush Super Scatter by Pragmatic Play at Streakz Casino
Pragmatic Play's cluster-pays slot on a 7x7 grid where tumbling symbols create chains of wins. High volatility, 96.58% RTP, maximum win x50,000.
Candy-themed cluster pays on a 7x7 grid with tumbling wins
Five matching symbols needed to win? Sugar Rush Super Scatter launches you into a seven-by-seven grid of coloured sweets where five or more matching symbols touching horizontally or vertically form a win. When symbols land, they explode and drop away, tumbling new ones down from above in one continuous sequence until no fresh matches appear. High volatility means wins arrive less often but can reach substantial amounts. Released in January 2026, this Pragmatic Play slot builds on a food-themed series with cluster mechanics at its core.
Finding your bet size in the range. You suit this slot if you have patience for spells between wins and a stake size that matches your bankroll: bets range from NZ$0.20 to NZ$60,000, so scaling to your comfort is straightforward. The ante bet option lets you multiply your stake by five to increase feature frequency if volatility feels too stretched. Players wanting frequent smaller wins or those new to grid games might find the gaps between payouts frustrating; high-volatility slots reward longer sessions.
Watch multiplier spots compound your wins. Multiplier spots transform the shape of every win. Each time symbols explode near a marked spot, that spot gains a multiplier starting at x2 and doubling with each fresh hit up to x1024. In the base game, these spots clear once the tumble sequence ends. During free spins, they stay active and keep growing across the entire round, turning one triggering spin into a session-changing sequence that grows with every match you land.
The slot's core figures
These figures shape how the game works and what you can win over time.
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NZ$3 000 000 000
How each round of Sugar Rush Super Scatter runs
Use this when you're ready to place your first bet and need to know what to expect during a spin.
Sugar Rush Super Scatter: the screens you'll meet
How multipliers grow across your bonus round
What triggers free spins? Three or more scatter symbols trigger 10 to 30 free spins depending on how many you land. Multiplier spots stay active and grow throughout the entire bonus round instead of clearing after each spin. Retriggers award the same spin counts again.
When you choose the premium option. Sugar Rush Super Scatter's premium bonus arrives with a x2 multiplier already placed on all 49 grid positions. Like standard free spins, multiplier spots persist and compound as you play, giving you a head start before the first symbol drops.
How do symbols fall and explode? Winning symbols explode and disappear, letting others fall into the gaps while new ones drop from above. This tumble repeats until no more wins form. Multiplier spots that get hit during this sequence double each time, up to a x1024 cap, then clear at the end of each spin.
Want to try Sugar Rush Super Scatter without spending?
Spin the demo free to learn how tumbles and multipliers work, then play for real money when you're ready.
What you cannot predict about this slot
Sugar Rush Super Scatter: bonus timing. Bonus rounds arrive without warning. No pattern or count predicts when free spins will trigger, so you cannot plan for them during a session.
Your session stands alone. A session's outcome is chance alone. The RTP describes long-term return across millions of spins, not what happens in yours.
Can you reach the maximum win? The maximum win of NZ$3,000,000,000 sits at the extreme edge. Most sessions end far below it, and reaching it would be extraordinarily rare.
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Each RTP figure and what it applies to here
RTP is the long-run average return per amount staked, measured across a very large number of spins. Each figure below applies only to the playing condition shown next to it: the standard game, a specific bonus buy, or when you use the ante bet.
RTP 96.58% · Standard game
RTP 96.50% · Buy Free Spins (Super Spin 1)
RTP 96.52% · Super Spin 2
Decide whether to spend more before you spin
When you want free spins now
Activate 10 to 30 free spins depending on how many scatters land, with multiplier spots that grow throughout the round. Costs NZ$500 at a NZ$5 stake.
Every spot already multiplied
Start your free spins with a x2 multiplier already placed on every grid position, giving multipliers a running start to stack higher. Costs NZ$2 500 at a NZ$5 stake.
Ante bet mechanics
Raise your stake by five times to boost the chance of landing scatters and triggering the bonus. At a NZ$5 base stake, your total spin costs NZ$25.
From Sugar Rush to Super Scatter: what changed
Super Scatter leads with 96.58% RTP and a x50,000 maximum win, while three earlier releases range from 96.50% to 96.53% and x5,000 to x25,000.
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Sugar Rush Super Scatter: answers to your top questions
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Sugar Rush Super Scatter is not a reason to keep playing
How much will you spend? Set a budget for your session before you start spinning. Stick to that amount and stop when you reach it, whether you are winning or losing.
Winning means it is time to quit. Decide in advance when you will stop playing, especially after a big win. Walk away when your plan says to, not when the game tempts you to continue.
Account limits protect your wallet. Use your account's deposit limits and loss limits to control how much you can spend. These tools work in the background so you stay within what you choose.
When the fun has stopped. Take a break or self-exclude when the game stops being enjoyable. Gambling Helpline New Zealand, Problem Gambling Foundation of New Zealand and The Salvation Army Oasis are there to help.