A Pragmatic Play cluster pays game on a 7x7 grid where five or more matching symbols win, with free spins and a 96.53% RTP. Wins come less often but can be much bigger.

Wins form on clusters, not paylines. Sugar Rush 1000 plays on a 7 by 7 grid of candy symbols released in March 2024. Wins form when five or more matching symbols touch horizontally or vertically, then tumble away and let new symbols fall. On each tumble, multiplier spots appear on cells hit twice or more, doubling the payout from 2x up to 1024x before the chain ends. High volatility means wins come less often and can be much bigger.
High volatility, so patience helps. This slot suits you if you enjoy long sessions chasing bigger payouts and can handle spins that miss for a stretch. It does not suit you if you prefer frequent small wins or only play with smaller bets. At the lowest stake of NZ$0.20 you can play longer; at NZ$10 a spin your wins arrive with more weight. The food theme and simple controls make it approachable for any experience level.
Multipliers accumulate, not reset. Free Spins reshape the round most. Land three or more Scatters anywhere and you enter the bonus with multiplier spots that now stay put and build across every spin, rather than reset after each tumble. You collect more multipliers as you play, turning bigger clusters into truly large payouts. The bonus can retrigger, and you can also buy straight into Super Free Spins if you want to start with every cell already holding a 2x multiplier.
MoreYou'll understand what each number on the paytable means for your game.
You'll understand each step from bet selection through the spin result and bonus trigger.
How many free spins will you get? Three or more Scatter symbols anywhere on the grid trigger Free Spins. You receive 10, 12, 15, 20 or 30 spins depending on how many Scatters land. Multiplier spots persist and build throughout the round, and you can retrigger spins.
Starting with multipliers already in place. Buy Super Free Spins at 500 times your bet to start with all 49 grid cells already showing x2 multiplier spots before the first spin. The number of Scatters on your trigger spin sets how many spins you play. Multiplier spots accumulate across every spin.
Sugar Rush 1000 tumbles and climbing multipliers. On the 7x7 grid, clusters of five or more matching symbols pay. After each win, the symbols tumble away and new ones drop in. Multiplier spots appear on cells hit twice or more, doubling up to a maximum of x1024 and resetting when each tumble chain ends.
The bonus trigger: pure chance. The Free Spins round triggers at random intervals. No pattern or count predicts when three, four, five, six or seven Scatters will land next. Patience cannot speed it up.
Can you predict your session result? Any single session outcome depends on random events, not on the RTP. One hour might deliver windfalls; another might drain your stake. The RTP describes long-term patterns only.
Understand the maximum win cap. The maximum win of x25,000 sits at the ceiling of what the maths allows. Reaching it happens so rarely that you cannot plan your play around it.
Buy Free Spins and start accumulating multiplier spots right away. You'll spin 10 to 30 free rounds depending on how many scatters would have landed. This costs NZ$1 000 at your NZ$10 bet.
Buy Super Free Spins to begin with every grid cell already marked with a multiplier spot. Your 10 to 30 bonus spins start with far more multiplier potential than regular Free Spins. At your NZ$10 bet, this costs NZ$5 000.
Sugar Rush 1000 pays 96.53% with a 25000x maximum win; the newer Super Scatter version offers 96.58% and 50000x, while the earlier Xmas and original games both return 96.50% with 5000x tops.
Know exactly what to expect from the grid, tumbles and multipliers before your first real spin
RTP is the average amount returned to players over a very large number of spins. The figure that applies to you depends on how you play: the standard game gives one RTP, while buying a bonus round gives a different one.
Read these answers when you arrive at the slot and want to start playing.
How much should I spend? Decide how much you can afford to spend before you start, then stick to it. Your budget should be money you can afford to lose completely.
When should I stop playing? Plan your exit point before you begin, whether you hit a win or run into losses. Walk away when that point arrives, even if the game feels like it might pay next.
From temptation to protection. Use your account's deposit limits and loss limits to cap what you can spend. These tools sit between you and impulse decisions during a session.
Losing track or losing fun? If the game stops feeling fun or you feel out of control, pause your account or self-exclude. The Problem Gambling Foundation of New Zealand and Gambling Helpline New Zealand can help.
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