Sugar Rush 1000 at Loot Casino: cluster pays on a 7x7 grid
Pragmatic Play's Sugar Rush 1000 uses cluster pays on a 7x7 grid with tumbling reels, multiplier spots that grow each tumble, and free spins triggered by scatters. It pays 96.53% over time and wins come less often and can be much bigger.
A grid-based game where wins grow through tumbles and multiplier spots
Seven by seven, no paylines. Sugar Rush 1000 is a food-themed slot on a 7-row, 7-column grid released in March 2024. Five or more matching symbols that touch horizontally or vertically form a winning cluster. After each win, the matched symbols fall away and new ones tumble down to fill the space, creating chains of consecutive wins in a single spin. With high volatility, your wins arrive less often but can be much larger. Cluster pays means there are no fixed paylines.
Know if it fits your play. High volatility suits you if you prefer fewer but bigger wins and have a budget to sustain longer dry spells. The 7x7 grid and tumble feature reward patience over frequent small payouts. Bets range from NZ$0.20 to NZ$240, so you can choose stakes to match your bankroll. This game is less suited to players seeking steady, modest wins on every few spins.
Multiplier spots grow during tumbles. Tumble mechanics shape every base game spin: when symbols cluster and pay, they're removed and the grid refills from above. As cells are hit twice or more during tumbles, multiplier spots appear on them, doubling payouts and stacking up to 1024x within a single chain. These multipliers reset when the tumble chain ends, resetting them for the next spin.
Continue readingYour starting point: the slot's vital stats
These figures tell you what the game is, how it returns to players, and what to expect from your stake.
Pragmatic Play
NZ$6 000 000
How a round of Sugar Rush 1000 unfolds
At Loot Casino, you set your stake before each spin and play to the outcome you see.
Base game to bonus: how it flows
How many scatters to start? Land 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7 scatters anywhere on the grid to trigger 10, 12, 15, 20 or 30 free spins. Multiplier spots persist and accumulate across all spins in the bonus round. Retrigger the bonus by landing more scatters during free spins.
Before bonus, all cells multiplied. Buy Super Free Spins at 500 times your bet for the round. Every grid cell starts with a x2 multiplier spot pre-applied before the first spin. Scatters on the trigger spin set your spin count to 10, 12, 15, 20 or 30. Multiplier spots persist and accumulate across all spins.
Sugar Rush 1000 tumble and multiply. On every spin, matching symbols in clusters of 5 or more pay. Winning symbols tumble away and new ones drop in. Multiplier spots appear on cells hit twice or more, doubling up to x1024 maximum and resetting when the tumble chain ends.
Jump to free spins now
Land Free Spins at will by paying NZ$1 000 at our example top bet of NZ$10. Your 10 to 30 free spins start with multiplier spots already scattered across the grid, stacking through every tumble.
Buy the loaded version
Super Free Spins costs NZ$5 000 at NZ$10 per spin. All 49 grid cells begin with x2 multipliers already in place, then stack and grow as wins tumble, letting multipliers reach their full power faster.
See how each Sugar Rush game compares
Sugar Rush 1000 sits between the original Sugar Rush at 96.50% RTP and the newest Super Scatter at 96.58%, with maximum wins ranging from 5000x to 50000x.
Sugar Rush Super Scatter
Sugar Rush 1000
Sugar Rush Xmas
When your session plays out is never certain
When do free spins trigger? The bonus round arrives without warning. No pattern shows when scatters will land, so you cannot plan for free spins to come at any point during your play.
Accept the session outcome as it comes. One session might end in a small win or a loss even though the RTP is 96.53%. Your result depends on the spin sequence, not on how often you play or what you bet.
Maximum is rare, not typical. The NZ$6,000,000 top win is a ceiling that forms in rare combinations. Most sessions land nowhere near that figure; most wins sit well below the maximum.
Calculate your long-run return per 100 wagered
RTP is a long-run average calculated over a very large number of spins. The figure that applies to you depends on how you play: whether you buy a bonus round or spin the standard game. Each RTP in the table below belongs only to the play mode shown beside it.
RTP 96.53% · Standard game
RTP 96.44% · Buy Super Free Spins
RTP 96.52% · Buy Free Spins
Demo or real money play
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Sugar Rush 1000 and responsible play
Your budget first. Decide how much you can afford to lose before your first spin, then stick to that figure. Your budget keeps your play within money you can spare.
Winning and stepping back. Plan in advance when you will stop playing, whether you win or lose. Knowing your exit point before you start protects you from chasing larger wins.
Can limits help you play safely? Use your account's deposit limits and loss limits to enforce the choices you made. These tools keep your spending aligned with your plan.
What if it stops feeling right? If the game stops being fun or you feel the urge to keep playing, take a break or use self-exclusion. Gambling Helpline New Zealand and The Problem Gambling Foundation of New Zealand offer support when you need it.