Bonbon Pop x1000
Bonbon Pop x1000
Last updated on June 6th, 2025
Advantages & Disadvantages
- x10,000 Max Win potential
- Scatter Pays with Tumble mechanic
- Free Spins with Bonus Wheel
- Multipliers up to x1000 in bonus
- Candycore visuals that actually pop
- Mobile-friendly and quick to load
- Base game is a slow grind without the bonus
- Theme feels lifted straight out of a 2016 candy clone
- Bonus buy isn’t cheap for low rollers
- Saccharine visuals might not be everyone’s taste
You know that feeling when you open a new slot and instantly think, “Oh cool, another candy game — how original.” Yeah, that was me firing up Bonbon Pop x1000 from Pateplay. But credit where it’s due: this one actually tries. It doesn’t just slap a lollipop on the reels and call it a day.
The visuals are pure sugar rush — pastel explosions, chunky bonbons, and bubbly animations that look like they’re straight out of a unicorn’s fever dream. Not my usual jam, but hey, if it plays well, I can deal with a little cavity risk.
And surprisingly, the mechanics here don’t suck. You’re working with scatter pays on a 6×5 grid, meaning wins come from 8+ matching symbols anywhere, not on fixed paylines. Combine that with a tumble mechanic, and it’s the usual “keep spinning till the sugar hits the fan” vibe.
Where things get spicy is the bonus round. Land 4+ scatters and you’re into the Free Spins mode, where a Bonus Wheel drops multipliers — and not the weak x2 stuff. We’re talking up to x1000 multipliers slapped onto your total win. When it lands, it really lands.
Of course, if you’re not patient enough to trigger it the old-fashioned way, there’s a Bonus Buy — but at 100x your stake, it’s definitely not a budget-friendly binge. On a brighter note, the game’s RTP floats around 96.34%, with high volatility to match the high-risk/high-reward energy.
Betting starts at €0.20, which is fine, but the sweet spot feels closer to €1+ if you want the bonus to feel worth the wait. And that x10,000 max win isn’t just marketing fluff — it can happen, though not without a few sugar crashes along the way.
If I had to nitpick (and I do), the theme is a bit tired. There’s only so many candy worlds one man can handle before they all blend into one diabetic blur. But I’ll admit, this one’s got a bit more kick under the frosting than most.
Bottom line? It’s a sweet slot with a dangerous center — kind of like sour candy. Might not be for everyone, but worth a look if you like high-volatility chaos wrapped in pink.
Give our demo a spin and see if Bonbon Pop x1000 hits your sweet spot.
