Sweet Bonanza,
with the rules in view.

Keep each claim tied to its source

Pragmatic Play’s public page and original release announcement give readers a reliable starting point for the base mechanics: the 6×5 grid, anywhere-on-screen symbol groups, tumbling replacements and the Scatter-triggered free-spin round. Those pages are about the provider’s title; they do not establish the exact configuration in every operator’s catalogue.

When you open an external game, confirm the displayed title and provider, then check the help panel for the paytable, stake range, currency, RTP and any added features. A localized version can present settings differently. If its rule text conflicts with a generic review or old screenshot, use the current in-game information and ask the operator through an official support channel when needed.

RTP, probability and short sessions

RTP is a theoretical model statistic, not a per-spin refund or a personal session forecast. A displayed percentage does not say when a Scatter will appear, whether a given tumble will pay or how a particular account will finish. Short runs can be far above or below long-run figures. Do not treat losses as evidence that a bonus is due, and do not use stake progressions to chase a result.

Pragmatic Play’s 25 June 2019 launch announcement described potential wins of up to 21,175 times the original bet. That is a provider headline attached to the launch description; it is not a typical result, a prediction or a guarantee for every later configuration. This site does not repeat one universal RTP or maximum-win number without tying it to the exact source and version. Check the information panel in the build you are considering and record what it says. For comparisons, keep the title, RTP, stake range, trigger condition and payout basis together rather than comparing isolated promotional headlines.