Sweet Bonanza 1000 on Stake: what changes, and Super Free Spins

What's the same

Scatter pays, tumbles, lollipop scatters and the base symbols.

Super Free Spins

Where it's offered, a buy option that costs more than the standard feature and, in the standard rules, raises the minimum bomb value. It's a large single bet.

Before you play

Set a budget and a stop time. Read the paytable in the game. If you're new, start with how to play slots. More from Pragmatic Play is on our studio page.

Our verdict

Sweet Bonanza 1000 keeps everything that made the original easy to learn, the scatter-pays grid, the tumbles and the candy bombs in free spins, and raises the advertised bomb ceiling to 1000x (check the info panel). It can also offer Super Free Spins, a pricier buy option that, in the standard rules, starts the round with a higher minimum bomb value. The result is a game with bigger potential results and harsher swings. If the original felt manageable and you want more of a gamble, this version gives it. If the original already felt swingy, stay with it. The RTP for the base game and each buy, the prices and the max win are in the info panel.

Side by side

Super Free Spins explained

Super Free Spins is a buy option that costs more than the normal bonus buy. In exchange, bombs in that round start from a higher minimum value in the standard rules, and the paytable confirms it for the version Stake runs. That raises the floor of each bomb, but the round can still pay poorly. If bombs land without wins, they still do nothing. The price is a large multiple of your bet, so a single buy can be a big share of a budget. Read the price and its RTP in the game before you decide.

What changes for your session

With a higher top value, rare bombs can turn a chain into a large win. To balance that, more common outcomes tend to be smaller. Expect a session that drifts down faster, with a slim chance of a big jump. Short sessions will land further from the average than on the original.

How it compares

Our Sweet Bonanza review covers the shared rules. Gates of Olympus 1000 makes the same change to Pragmatic's other tumble hit.

Who it suits

Players who know the original and want bigger swings. Beginners should start with the original and a small bet. Set a deposit limit before your first spin. Our high-volatility list covers similar games.

What to check in the info panel

Read the RTP for the base game, the normal buy and Super Free Spins, the price of each buy at your bet, and the max win. Compare them with the original on the same day.

A session plan

Use a smaller bet than you'd use on the original. If you plan to buy, choose the number of buys before you start and don't add more after a weak round. Super Free Spins in particular can take a big share of a budget in one go. Set a loss limit and stop when you reach it.

Who should skip it

Beginners, anyone on a small budget, and anyone who felt the original was already too swingy. If you found yourself buying bonuses on the original to chase a big bomb, the 1000 version will make that habit more expensive. Stay with the original or try a gentler game like Fruit Party.

Before you sign up

You need to be 18+, or older if the legal age where you live is higher. Check the availability page first, because Stake.com isn't open in the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, Ontario, or the other places on its prohibited list, and that list can change. Don't use a VPN to get around a block; it breaks Stake's terms. Once you're in, set a deposit limit and turn on 2FA. Gambling can be addictive, so treat every spin as money you can lose. If the game stops being fun, our responsible gambling page lists Stake's tools and free help.

Written by the Green & Gold Guide editors for Green & Gold Guide. Last checked 13 October 2026. Facts were checked against Stake's own pages on 13 October 2026. Nothing here is advice or a promise of any result. Stake.com isn't available in restricted countries: check availability.