Pragmatic Play · 2021
Bigger Bass Bonanza is a five-reel, four-row Pragmatic Play slot from Reel Kingdom with 12 fixed paylines, high volatility and a x4,000 ceiling. This page runs through the paytable, the free spins and the rules here.
Bigger Bass Bonanza numbers
After this table you will know what each figure means for your money before a spin.
| What it is | Set in game |
|---|---|
| Provider | Pragmatic Play |
| Return to player | 96.71% |
| Volatility | High |
| Grid layout | 5x4 |
| Maximum win multiple | x4,000 |
| Maximum win in money | A$960,000 |
| Release date | 16/09/2021 |
Pick this game if you want a fishing video slot on a 5x4 grid. The main mechanic is payline wins: 12 fixed paylines run left to right across adjacent reels, starting from the leftmost reel. A win needs at least 2 matching symbols on a payline. Money-valued fish and regular symbols pay according to the paytable, so each symbol's value is set there before you spin.
Choose it for cash-collecting free spins. Three, four or five SCATTER symbols start 10, 15 or 20 free spins. The WILD fisherman appears only in free spins and collects the cash values of MONEY symbols on screen when it lands. Every fourth collected WILD adds 10 spins with an x2, x3 or x10 multiplier, up to 3 retriggers. Round wins are capped at 4000x bet.
What a spin costs you
Settles the order of a single round, from setting the stake to stopping on time.
Pick a stake anywhere from A$0.12 to A$240 before the reels turn; the page's own A$0.40 examples and the A$10 top example are illustrations, not the edges of the range.
Twelve paylines are fixed and always live, paid left to right on adjacent reels starting from the leftmost one, so a run has to begin on reel one to count.
MONEY fish carry cash values and Scatters set up the bonus, while the fisherman Wild stays out of the base game and no multiplier is applied to ordinary line wins.
Three Scatters hand out 10 free spins, four give 15 and five give 20; the fisherman then lands, substitutes everything but Scatters and sweeps the cash of every MONEY symbol in view.
Fix a loss limit and a session clock before the first spin, and stop on either; the free spins arrive on their own schedule, and no one can predict how often.
Three screens
Useful when you want to see how the bonus reads before you commit a stake.
Two Phases
By the end you will know how a round switches from plain spins to fisherman collection.
Three, four or five SCATTER symbols open 10, 15 or 20 spins. The WILD fisherman shows up only in this phase, stands in for everything except SCATTER, and sweeps up the cash values of every MONEY symbol in view when it lands.
Plain spinsFisherman wilds
Every spin starts on a 5x4 grid with 12 fixed paylines, read left to right from the leftmost reel on adjacent reels. MONEY-valued fish and the regular symbols pay per the paytable, and the WILD fisherman stays out of this phase entirely.
LobbyCash fish
Decide on the return before the first spin. RTP is the share of each A$100 staked that the game pays back on average over a long run. The version Rainbet runs appears in the game rules.
| RTP setting | RTP | Provider default |
|---|---|---|
| Variant 1 | 96.71% | Included |
Bigger Bass Bonanza demo
This block shows what the demo covers and what needs an account and legal age.
Choose the demo to learn the game without staking money; it pays nothing. Choose the real game only with a Rainbet Casino account and when you are 18+.
Play for moneyDeciding whether to keep spinning for the bonus means accepting that its timing is not known in advance. How often the bonus round comes is unknown before you play, and the result of one session is random whatever the RTP. Nothing on this page predicts the next bonus round, so plan each session around a stake you can afford to lose.
Comparing returns between slots starts with knowing which RTP version the lobby runs, and that detail is shown only in the game rules. The table shows one RTP, and the game rules show which version is in play.
Deciding how high to bet for the top prize means weighing a ceiling that is reached very rarely. The maximum win of Bigger Bass Bonanza is 4,000 times the bet, and it is a cap, not an expected result.
Play from 18 and up. When betting stops being a game, the National Gambling Helpline is on 1800 858 858 and BetStop holds the national self-exclusion register.
High volatility means long gaps between wins, so set the session budget before the first spin and treat it as the whole amount you can lose.
Choose a stopping point, a win figure as well as a loss figure, and leave when either is reached. A big win is a good moment to close the session.
Deposit and loss limits in the account hold the line when a session gets fast. Set them at levels you accept on a calm day.
A short pause or a full self-exclusion costs nothing and keeps the choice with you. Use them while the game is still fun, not after.
Answers before the first spin
Removes the worry that this version plays like every other Big Bass title.
It runs on a 5x4 grid with 12 fixed paylines, holds the fisherman Wild back for the free spins and caps a round at 4,000x the bet. Other titles in the series work to a different top prize.
Landing 3, 4 or 5 Scatter symbols awards 10, 15 or 20 free spins. How often the Scatter shows up cannot be known before a session starts.
The game carries an RTP of 96.71 per cent, the single figure that applies here. It describes the share returned over millions of spins, not what a session pays.
A full round can return up to 4,000x the bet, so a A$10 stake can bring in A$40,000. Reaching that figure is rare and nothing indicates it in advance.
Before you switch
Useful when this session ends and you are deciding which slot to open next in the lobby.
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