WJ2 Pragmatic Play Slots — Every Title & Its Published RTP

Pragmatic play slots are the topic of the 5 pages this section holds.

Key facts and contents
WJ2 Big Bass Bonanza
Expect 10 paylines across 5 reels from Big Bass Bonanza, which Pragmatic Play publishes.
WJ2 Starlight Princess
Starlight Princess, a slot from Pragmatic Play, uses a 6x5 pay-anywhere grid, tumbling reels and multipliers up to 500x.
WJ2 Sugar Rush
Cluster pays is how Sugar Rush, a Pragmatic Play slot, rewards you on its 7x7 grid.
WJ2 Sweet Bonanza
Wins in Sweet Bonanza come from clusters on a 6x5 grid, and the slot is made by Pragmatic Play.
WJ2 Wild West Gold
Wild West Gold comes from Pragmatic Play and has 40 fixed paylines on a 5x4 grid.
  1. Everything in this section
  2. Each entry in a paragraph
  3. Details for pragmatic play slots can be looked up in the game itself
  4. The thing most often got wrong here
  5. Playing pragmatic play slots at WJ2

This section’s coverage is 5 pragmatic play slots entries. Titles from Pragmatic Play can be checked more easily than many, since the company prints a return-to-player figure on its own game pages. On each page here you find that figure, the published maximum win and the mechanic the game is actually built around, and every one also states the caveat that makes a Pragmatic RTP less simple than it looks.

Everything in this section

TitlePublished RTPMax winVolatility
Starlight Princess96.50%5000xhigh
Big Bass Bonanza96.71%2100xhigh
Sugar Rush96.50%5000xhigh
Wild West Gold96.51%Not publishedhigh
Sweet Bonanza96.48%21100xmedium to high

5 pages, each covering one entry instead of summarising several. Whenever a field above reads “not published”, turn to the entry’s own page for an explanation of who would have had to publish it.

Each entry in a paragraph

The aim is to give enough on every one for you to decide which page deserves a click.

Starlight Princess, in detail

Released 2021 on 6 reels and 5 rows, a 6-reel scatter-pays slot with scatter pays and no fixed lines. Built around a pay-anywhere structure that matches Gates of Olympus exactly, just under a completely different theme.

High volatility as described, with published RTP 96.50% and maximum win 5000x.

Big Bass Bonanza explained

Released 2020, with 5 reels and 3 rows and 10 paylines, a 5-reel slot. Built around cash icons that carry no value until a different wild lands and picks them up.

High volatility is the description, with a published RTP of 96.71% and a maximum win of 2100x.

The Sugar Rush entry

Released 2022, 7 reels and 7 rows, a 7x7 cluster-pays slot with cluster pays on a 7x7 grid. Built around a multiplier belonging to a grid position rather than to a symbol, which keeps growing as that position wins again.

High volatility as described, with published RTP 96.50% and maximum win 5000x.

Wild West Gold in full

Released 2020 and laid out on 5 reels and 4 rows, a 5-reel slot with 40 paylines. Built around a grid with 40 lines, where multiplier wilds compound by multiplication.

No maximum win is quoted here; RTP is published at 96.51% and the volatility is described as high.

Sweet Bonanza explained

A cluster-pays slot from 2019 with 6 reels and 5 rows, cluster pays on 8+ matching symbols anywhere, and a 6-reel layout. Built around free spins being the only place these multipliers appear, which leaves the base game reading flat.

Medium to high volatility, published RTP 96.48%, maximum win 21100x.

Details for pragmatic play slots can be looked up in the game itself

Pragmatic’s own site holds every figure on these pages in static HTML, so each can be read directly:

  1. The title’s page on pragmaticplay.com holds a Basic Game Info block, so open that page and locate the block. No special tooling is needed to read the RTP, which is plain text and not hidden behind a script.
  2. Check that figure with two independent aggregators for the same title. The configuration spread Pragmatic does not mention is visible whenever they list three values and Pragmatic lists one.
  3. Check the release year against the mechanic. Every figure here is dated rather than presented as permanent, since Pragmatic occasionally issues revised mathematics for a title without renaming it.
  4. Think of the maximum win as a ceiling, not a target. Usually a probability, measured per million or per billion spins, accompanies these numbers when a studio qualifies them.

The thing most often got wrong here

Pragmatic’s RTP is the top figure of a set, and there is more than one. Just the top figure is quoted on Pragmatic’s own pages, although most of these titles are built in three settings an operator picks between, namely 96.50, 95.51 and 94.50 per cent on Gates of Olympus 1000 and 96.53, 95.52 and 94.51 on Sweet Bonanza 1000.

Pragmatic publishes a figure for Sweet Bonanza that sits seven and a half points above the game’s lowest documented version, near 89 per cent. All a published 96.48% establishes, then, is that the best version of that game exists somewhere. Nobody publishes which one they chose, and it does not mean any particular operator is running it.

Playing pragmatic play slots at WJ2

  1. Sign in at WJ2 and open the slot lobby.
  2. Pick a title from the table above and search for it by name, or narrow the lobby by studio.
  3. Stake range and paytable on the game’s info screen should be matched with the figures listed here.
  4. While you learn the feature round, begin at a low stake, after setting a session budget.

FAQ

Is a published Pragmatic Play RTP reliable?

Pragmatic is genuinely where it comes from, and it is genuinely the figure for one version of the game. Most titles ship in three configurations and only the highest is published, so the figure need not match the version an operator has deployed.

Which title in this set has the highest maximum win on record?

Sweet Bonanza, though a maximum win is a marketing ceiling carrying a vanishingly small probability, not an outcome worth planning around.

Are these titles available at WJ2?

Search the WJ2 lobby's Slots tab for the title you want. Wherever you play it, the figures hold, because every page here describes the game in the form its studio publishes.

Gates of Olympus 1000 set beside the original Gates of Olympus, what changes?

Multipliers cap at 500x in the original, and each tumble applies them. Up to 1000x is reached in the 1000 version, banked into a meter that persists across a free-spins round; the published maximum triples from 5,000x to 15,000x and the volatility label moves from high to very high.

Wild West Gold's maximum win goes unquoted, and why is that?

Because sources disagree. The conflict could not be resolved against Pragmatic's own page: 10,000x is what most give, 6,750x what a minority give. That page states the disagreement and picks no side, because a maximum win is exactly the kind of figure that gets copied between sites unchecked.

Is the same set of mechanics behind every one of these titles?

No, and it helps to separate two that look identical, since Starlight Princess and Gates of Olympus share an engine, a published RTP and a maximum win and mainly differ in theme. A collect feature, a position-based multiplier and a fixed jackpot are three unrelated designs, which shows the mechanics genuinely differ elsewhere.

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