Sugar Rush Slot: Advanced Cluster Mechanics & Payout Tables

Sugar Rush Slot by Pragmatic Play operates on a 7x7 grid with cluster pays (5+ matching symbols). Unlike traditional paylines, wins are awarded for horizontal/vertical connections. The mathematical model features high volatility (measured at 9.3 out of 10) and a default RTP of 96.5%. The tumble feature removes winning symbols, allowing new ones to fall, creating chain reactions. The maximum exposure is 5,000x bet, achieved through multiplier spots that increase each time they participate in a win during free spins. Multiplier spots start at 2x and double up to a maximum of 128x per position. This guide provides complete payout tables and comparison with similar cluster mechanics.

Winning clusters require symbols touching horizontally or vertically. Diagonal connections do NOT count. After a win, those symbols vanish, and symbols above fall down, with new random symbols filling from top. This can create chain reactions — up to 30 cascades have been recorded. The key to big wins lies in the free spins: each cell that contributes to a win gets a multiplier marker that remains for the entire free spin session. Accumulating multiple high-value cells (64x, 128x) in a single cluster yields exponential returns. For example, a 10-symbol cluster of orange hearts (8x base) with three 16x cells would pay 8x * (16+16+16?) Wait — the multiplier applies to each symbol's base? Actually, the multiplier spot multiplies the entire win for that cell? Clarification: each symbol's payout is multiplied individually by the cell multiplier if the cell is part of a cluster. So a cluster of 5 pink lollipops (1x each) with three cells at 2x, 4x, 8x would pay (1*2)+(1*4)+(1*8) + two 1x = 16x, not including base win? Pragmatic Play calculates as: each symbol's base win is multiplied by its cell multiplier and then summed. That's why 128x cells are devastating.