Pragmatic Play's Candy Rush is a cluster-pays video slot on a 7x7 grid, with an RTP of 96.53% to 96.58% and low volatility.

Candy Rush Pays Anywhere, Not On Lines. Candy Rush is a video slot built on sweets and tropical motifs, laid out on a 7x7 grid rather than paylines. Wins come from clusters of at least five connected symbols, horizontal or vertical only, and those symbols tumble away for new ones. Pragmatic Play released it with low volatility and a multiplier underlay that can appear on any spin.
Smaller Wins, More Often. A low volatility profile suits players who prefer smaller wins arriving more often, and the NZ$0.20 entry keeps each spin modest. Bets run up to NZ$24 000 for those who want scale. Anyone chasing rare, towering single hits will find the rhythm slow, and the four paid routes to Super Free Spins only make sense with a clear budget set first.
Doubling Multiplier Underlays. Multiplier spots set Candy Rush apart from a plain cluster-pays title. A tinted underlay of random size, from 2x2 up to the full grid, starts at 2x and doubles with each tumble win up to 128x. Free Spins guarantee one on every spin, and two separate Super Free Spins versions push that further.
See MoreYou will read each figure and know how it shapes your session with this slot.
You will know what happens on screen from the moment you set a bet until you stop.
Every payout below is money at the example bet of NZ$0.40, and larger clusters of the same symbol pay more.
Candy Rush Scatter Trigger. Three to seven BONUS scatters anywhere on the grid award 10, 12, 15, 20 or 30 spins. One random-size multiplier underlay is guaranteed on every spin, starting at 2x, 4x or 8x and doubling on wins up to 128x, resetting each spin.
When You Want Full Coverage. Every spin brings a full 7x7 multiplier underlay at a random start of 2x, 4x or 8x. That underlay resets each spin, so each round begins again from its opening value rather than carrying anything forward.
Gain From A Building Multiplier. A full 7x7 underlay is guaranteed on every spin, and its accumulated value persists across consecutive spins instead of resetting, doubling on wins up to the 128x cap. Longer runs can therefore build a far heavier multiplier.
Start With The Base Grid. Seven-by-seven clusters replace paylines: five or more connected symbols horizontally or vertically pay, diagonal links do not. A multiplier underlay from 2x to 128x can appear on any spin and clears after that spin's tumbles.
Removes the worry that a first spin must cost money before the grid makes sense.
Free Spins entry opens the standard bonus round at once, priced at 100 times your total stake, so NZ$200 at the NZ$2 example bet.
Super Free Spins 1 puts a full seven-by-seven multiplier underlay on every spin it awards, costing 300 times your stake, which is NZ$600 at NZ$2.
Super Free Spins 2 keeps the underlay value climbing from one spin to the next instead of resetting, at 750 times your stake, or NZ$1 500 at NZ$2.
Ante Bet raises your stake fourfold to NZ$8 at the example bet and loads the reels with more BONUS scatters, lifting the natural chance of the bonus round.
Useful the moment you set your stake and decide whether to buy in.
Return to player is a long-run average, and the casino may run any of the versions listed here; the game rules show which one applies.
Free Spin Timing. Three BONUS scatters bring the free spins, yet nothing in the game or its rules schedules the next landing, and no count of past triggers shifts the odds of the next one.
Long Run Against One Evening. A 96.53% to 96.58% return describes millions of spins, while one evening of 40-cent clusters can end well above or below that figure.
Which Version Is Running? Each RTP configuration listed needs a matching setting at the operator, so the only place to confirm the live figure is the in-game rules screen.
Read The Maximum As A Cap. Capping at 15,000 times your bet frames the ceiling for a rare grid, and no figure for how often that ceiling arrives exists.
You will know the RTP versions, the demo limits, the cost of each bought round and the trigger.
A Sum You Can Lose. Fix a budget before the first spin, using a sum you would not miss. A 7x7 grid and long tumbles can move that figure faster than expected.
After A Big Cluster. Name a stopping point in both directions: a loss you accept and a win you bank. A 15,000x ceiling is no reason to chase a single sitting.
Where Do Limits Live? Two limits, deposit and loss, sit in account settings and hold across every session. Choose both at a level you would still accept after a losing run.
When It Stops Being Fun. A NZ$0.20 stake is no reason to keep going once the game stops being fun. Close the session, and use self-exclusion if a pause is not enough.
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