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Big Bass Splash 1000

Big Bass Splash 1000 is a high volatility fishing slot from Pragmatic Play, with 10 fixed paylines on a 5x3 grid. This page starts with the figures.

RTP
96.52%
Volatility
High
Maximum win multiple
x25,000
Grid
5x3

The demo is free. The real game needs an account and players aged 18+.

Big Bass Splash 1000

Learn how the reels pay in each round

A 5x3 grid with 10 fixed paylines sits under a fishing theme, with a monster pickup truck, a dragonfly and a tackle box among the symbols. Wins are read from the leftmost reel to the right, and a win can start with just two matching symbols. The main mechanic is simple to follow: line up the same symbols on the paylines and the payout follows the paytable.

Six features set it apart from other Pragmatic Play titles: Wild, Scatter, Money Collect, Progressive Multiplier, Free Spins and Ante Bet. Free Spins and Super Free Spins are the two bonus modes, and the sidebar toggle for Ante Bet raises the natural chance of Free Spins. While that toggle is on, the buy options are switched off.

Know the numbers

What do these numbers mean for your bankroll?

This table shows what each number means for you before you place a bet.

What do these numbers mean for your bankroll?
What you checkShown as
ProviderPragmatic Play
RTP96.51% / 96.52% / 96.53%
VolatilityHigh
Grid5x3
Maximum win multiplex25,000
Maximum win in moneyA$12,500,000
Release date08/12/2025

Before the first reel

Pick your stake, then start the reels

Here is how one round runs, from your bet to the payout, stage by stage.

  1. Big Bass Splash 1000 stake limits

    Before each spin, pick a bet anywhere from A$0.10 up to A$500. The bet you choose is what every win on that spin is measured against.

  2. How many symbols must match?

    A win needs matching symbols from the leftmost reel, running left to right along one of the 10 fixed paylines. Two matching symbols are enough to pay on the 5x3 grid.

  3. Big Bass Splash 1000 features

    Wild and Scatter symbols are the features to watch for in the base game. Money Collect and the Progressive Multiplier are listed too, so keep them in view.

  4. When you reach the extra spins

    Free Spins and Super Free Spins are separate modes. With the Ante Bet toggle on, the reels carry more Scatter symbols, which lifts the natural chance of free spins.

  5. Big Bass Splash 1000 limits

    Set your spending limit before the first spin, then stop when you reach it. With a high volatility game, results can swing quickly, and no one knows how a session ends.

Four ways to play

Bonus modes on the 5x3 grid

After this you will know which mode starts when and what each one gives you.

Land the Scatter symbols first

Free Spins start from the Base Game when Scatter symbols land on the reels. The mode then plays out as its own run of spins, and the Wild and Scatter symbols are the two features that shape it.

Base Game with ScattersExtra free spins

Same reels, separate bonus mode?

Super Free Spins are a separate bonus mode on the same reels as the Base Game, listed beside Free Spins among this slot's features. Like Free Spins, the mode starts from the Base Game and runs as its own set of spins.

Base GameSeparate spin run

10x normal play, 20x higher chance

Turn on the Ante Bet from the sidebar, and the bet multiplier switches to 10x normal play. The natural Free Spins chance is 20x higher, with more Scatter symbols on the reels.

Normal playHigher bonus chance

Where do the wins start?

The Base Game runs on 5 reels x 3 rows with 10 fixed paylines. Symbols pay left to right, starting from the leftmost reel, and the mode carries high volatility.

Lobby, bet placedWins on paylines

Mid free spins

Know what each screen shows before you play

Handy when you want to see the bonus screens before you commit to a bet size.

  • Free Spins mode screen with the reels in play
    Free Spins mode screen with the reels in play
  • Super Free Spins mode screen during its spins
    Super Free Spins mode screen during its spins
  • Ante Bet sidebar toggle in the base game screen
    Ante Bet sidebar toggle in the base game screen

Paying to skip straight to the bonus

100 times the bet sets the Free Spins price, and the money below uses the A$2 example top bet.

ShortcutMoney costRTP
Free Spins at 100 timesx100 · A$200–
Super Free Spins at 450 timesx450 · A$900–

Return to player in three versions

A$100 staked is the basis for the return figures on this page. Each version shows how much of that comes back over the long run, and the game rules name the version in use.

VersionRTPYes or no
Variant 196.53%Unavailable
Variant 296.52%Included
Variant 396.51%Unavailable

Two Paths Compared

Can I try Big Bass Splash 1000 before depositing?

Sugar96 wants you to see the rules first, then decide how much to play.

The demo needs no money and pays nothing. The real game needs an account at Sugar96 Casino and is for players 18+.

Play

Sitting down to a session with unknown results

At 96.52% base RTP, the figure describes the return across a very large number of spins, not your next session. How often the bonus round comes is not known in advance. One session can end above or below the stake, and this holds for every RTP version.

96.51%, 96.52% and 96.53% are the three RTP versions of this game. Which one Sugar96 Casino runs is shown only in the game rules, so read them before the first spin. The three versions pay back differently, and that gap matters most over many sessions.

x25,000 the bet is the top prize in Big Bass Splash 1000, and it is a ceiling reached very rarely, not a number to plan around. At A$2 that is A$50,000. Hitting the ceiling is not something anyone can plan for, and no session is due one.

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Big Bass Splash 1000 and the games beside it

After this, you can pick one of five related slots to compare with this one.

From fun session to chasing losses

Players must be 18+. Help is available from the National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858, and you can self-exclude through BetStop.

What can you afford?

Decide how much you can afford to lose before you open the game, and keep that amount separate from bills. Once it is spent, the session ends.

Before and after a win

Set your stop point before the first spin, and keep it after a big win. A win can feel like permission to keep going.

Where do the limits sit?

Set a deposit limit and a loss limit in your account settings before you play. These caps stop a rough run from turning into a bigger loss.

Big Bass Splash 1000 break time

Take a break when the game stops being fun, or self-exclude through BetStop if you need more time away.

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Big Bass Splash 1000

Sitting down for a session? Start here

Most players want to know the bet cost and the top win before the reels start turning.

Can I try Big Bass Splash 1000 in demo mode before betting?

Big Bass Splash 1000 is a 5x3 video slot from Pragmatic Play with 10 fixed paylines. The reels, symbols and features below show how a round runs before you decide on a bet.

How volatile is Big Bass Splash 1000 and how big can wins get?

High volatility means results swing harder than in calmer slots, so a session can rise or fall quickly. The maximum win is x25,000 of your bet, so the top prize scales with the stake you choose.

What bets does Big Bass Splash 1000 allow per spin?

Bets on Big Bass Splash 1000 start at A$0.10 and go up to A$500 a spin, the highest bet allowed here. The paytable and examples on this page use A$0.20 and A$2 for clarity. Pick a stake that fits your budget before the first spin.

How do free spins start in Big Bass Splash 1000?

Free Spins start in natural play when Scatter symbols land on the reels during a base game spin. Super Free Spins is a further mode of the same game and follows its own rules.

Tessa Ramsay

Senior editor for Australian player guides, formerly a compliance reviewer

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