Sugar Rush Super Scatter

Super Scatters

Checked in the demo on November 14, 2026 · how we test

Sugar Rush pays for clusters of 5 or more matching sweets on a 7×7 grid. When a winning symbol explodes on the same spot a second time, that spot gets a multiplier, and it can grow to 1,024x. This edition came out on January 15, 2026, and brings the Super Scatter prize, a 50,000x cap, a 5x ante and two Super Spin modes. At 96.58%, its RTP is the highest in the series.

We bought nine bonuses. One regular buy paid 920x, enough to lift our six regular buys to 189% of their cost.

How Super Scatter works

The scatter here is the Rocket Gumball, and it can land on any of the seven reels. Three trigger free spins, and Super Scatters count toward the three.

If any of them is special, a prize is paid straight away: 100x, 500x, 5,000x or 50,000x your bet for one, two, three or four. At a $1 bet that's $100 to $50,000.

During free spins, three or more scatters add spins, and the rules allow a prize when a special scatter is part of that retrigger. In our bought bonus one did land, but alone, without two regular scatters, so it paid nothing. The provider doesn't say how often two or more special scatters land.

Free spins and multiplier spots up to 1,024x

Winning sweets vanish and new ones drop in, for as long as clusters keep forming.

A spot where a winning symbol explodes gets marked. A second explosion there sets a 2x multiplier, and each one after that doubles it. If one cluster covers several multipliers, they add up. Say a cluster worth 1x your bet passes over an 8x and a 4x spot: that's 12x, or $12 at a $1 bet.

In the base game the marks clear after each tumble sequence, so big multipliers are rare there. In free spins they stay until the round ends. Three, four, five, six or seven scatters give 10, 12, 15, 20 or 30 spins.

The bonus takes its time. In our first Super Free Spins every spot started at 2x, and by the end a few had reached 16x, 32x and 64x. If explosions don't keep hitting the same spots, the big multipliers never form and the round ends quietly.

Ante, Super Spins and two bonus buys

Besides the regular spin there are three special bets and two buys. Prices at a $1 bet:

• The ante costs 5x your bet per spin ($5). Free spins become 10 times more likely, and the bonus buy is switched off.
• Super Spin 1 costs 10x per spin ($10). Random spots start with multipliers from 2x to 128x.
• Super Spin 2 costs 250x per spin ($250). All 49 spots start at 32x.
• The free spins buy costs 100x ($100).
• Super Free Spins cost 500x ($500), with 2x already on every spot.

The base game RTP is 96.58%, and the paid modes run from 96.50% to 96.56%. In practice you won't notice the gap.

None of the expensive modes paid off in our first session. The regular buy returned about half its price, Super Free Spins for $1,000 brought back $391, and 50 ante spins ate almost all of their $500. Keep Super Spin 2 to the demo: at a $1 bet, each spin costs $250.

How it differs from the original and the 1000

All three versions share the same core: a 7×7 grid, clusters, tumbles and multiplier spots that last the whole free spins round. Each also awards 10 to 30 free spins.

The original came out in 2022. Its spots only grow to 128x, the max win is 5,000x and the RTP is 96.50%. Sugar Rush 1000 arrived in 2024 and raised the spot limit to 1,024x and the top payout to 25,000x.

The new version keeps spots up to 1,024x, doubles the cap to 50,000x and adds the special scatter prize.

Our version comparison lines up the main editions of this game: the original, the 1000 and this one.

Who it suits

Play it for the multipliers. The pleasure is watching them climb across the grid, spin after spin. If you want frequent payouts, or you play short sessions on a small balance, it will probably disappoint.

Test the expensive modes in the demo first, and choose a bet that leaves room to spare. The bonus can take a long time to show up.

Our demo test

At a $2 bet: about 215 regular spins, then 50 ante spins at $10, and both bonus buys for $1,200.

Whole session: staked $2,132, got back $624 — 29%.

• About 215 spins at $2

  ▼−$330

  staked $432 → got back $102

  24% of the stake

• 50 ante spins at $10

  ▼−$472

  staked $500 → got back $28

  6% of the stake

• Regular bonus bought for 100x

  ▼−$97

  staked $200 → got back $103

  52% of the stake · 52x win

• Super Free Spins bought for 500x

  ▼−$609

  staked $1,000 → got back $391

  39% of the stake · 196x win

Even the bonus where spots reached 64x didn't return its price, so be ready for several bad bonuses in a row. Across the day the two buys went opposite ways: six regular bonuses returned 189% of their cost, three Super Free Spins rounds 61%.

Screenshots from the demo.