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Pragmatic Play · 2022

Big Bass Splash

Pick Big Bass Splash if you want a 5x3 video slot with a fishing theme and high volatility. This page covers its figures, rounds, payouts and features.

  • RTP 96.71%
  • Volatility High
  • Maximum win multiple x5,000
  • Reel grid 5x3
Big Bass Splash

What kind of game is Big Bass Splash?

Choosing Big Bass Splash means choosing a fishing and ocean game played on a 5x3 grid. The grid has 10 fixed paylines, and wins pay from left to right, starting at the leftmost reel. Two matching symbols in a row from that reel are enough for a win. Wins are counted per payline, so one spin can pay on several of the 10 lines.

Picking this slot over other Pragmatic Play titles means choosing a game built around its bonus round. In Free Spins, the Fisherman wild appears on every reel and collects money values from fish symbols. Every fourth Wild collected adds 10 Free Spins and raises the collection multiplier level by level, to x2, x3 and x10.

Know the return

Checking the figures before the first bet

Most players wonder how big a win can get before the first bet.

Checking the figures before the first bet
Game detailStated value
ProviderPragmatic Play
Return to player96.71%
VolatilityHigh
Reel grid5x3
Maximum win multiplex5,000
Maximum win in moneyA$1,250,000
Release date23/06/2022

Free Spins purchase and its cost

Buying the Free Spins round costs 100 times the bet, which is A$200 at the A$2 top example bet.

Bonus buyTimes betRTP
Free Spins round purchasex100 · A$200–

Return to player figures for Big Bass Splash

Choosing a bet starts with the return: 96.71 RTP means A$96.71 comes back on average for every A$100 staked, over many rounds. Single sessions vary. The version running here is shown in the game rules.

Return settingRTPStandard setting
Variant 196.71%Included

Clearer payout logic

Placing your first wager on the grid

Read this before your first spin, so each step of a round is clear before the reels stop.

  1. Stake sets every win value

    Choose a bet per spin, from A$0.10 up to A$250. Every money value on the reels scales with that stake, so the bet sets what each win is worth.

  2. Reading wins from reel one

    Line up matching symbols from the leftmost reel on any of the 10 fixed paylines. A win needs at least 2 symbols in a row from the left.

  3. What does a near miss do?

    Land two SCATTER symbols and watch for a near miss. The reels may respin down at random, or a hook may pull a reel up to reveal another SCATTER.

  4. Watch the WILD Fisherman collect

    Follow the round once Free Spins begin. WILD (Fisherman) appears on every reel and collects random MONEY values on fish, from 2x to 5000x the total bet.

  5. Stop point before, not after

    Set your limit before the first spin, and stop when your balance or time reaches it. Free Spins can retrigger and run longer, so check the limit before each new round.

Picture guide

What does the win screen confirm?

Each frame settles how the reels look in play, before you spin.

  • Free Spins round, WILD Fisherman on every reel
    Free Spins round, WILD Fisherman on every reel
  • Win screen at the close of a round
    Win screen at the close of a round
  • Collection multiplier showing during the Free Spins
    Collection multiplier showing during the Free Spins
  • Bonus screen with fish and fishermen symbols on the reels
    Bonus screen with fish and fishermen symbols on the reels

When the bonus starts

Base game and level ladder

Most worries here come from not knowing what the bonus does once it starts.

Fisherman multiplier ladder

WILD (Fisherman) appears on all reels in this mode and collects random MONEY values, 2x-5000x total bet, shown on fish symbols. Every 4th WILD collected retriggers +10 Free Spins and raises the collection multiplier: level 2 = x2, level 3 = x3, level 4 = x10. Level 4 is the maximum.

Base Game spinsFish cash, retriggers

Paylines and near-miss teasers

It uses 5 reels x 3 rows and 10 fixed paylines. Wins pay left to right from the leftmost reel. When exactly 2 SCATTER land, a near-miss teaser follows: scatter reels drop one position while the others respin, or a hook pulls a reel up to reveal another SCATTER.

Each new spinWins and teasers

Waiting on a bonus that may not come

Choosing a stake before the first spin means accepting a result nobody can predict. How often the bonus round arrives is not known in advance, and the outcome of one session is random whatever RTP version is in play. The RTP describes what the game returns over a very large number of spins, so it says nothing certain about the spins a player makes in any one visit.

Checking the RTP starts with the game rules, because the version running in the lobby is shown only there. Several versions of this series exist with different RTP values, and the rules state which one this game uses. Read that section before the first stake is placed.

Judging a slot by its top prize means aiming at the ceiling, and that ceiling is reached very rarely. The maximum win of Big Bass Splash is a multiple of the bet, so the cash amount depends on the stake. Use the figures on this page to work out what that ceiling means at a chosen bet.

Mode guide

Test a trial round before you stake

After reading, you will know which version suits your first session on this slot.

Choose the demo to learn the layout; it needs no money and pays nothing. Choose the real game only with a 22aud Casino account, aged 18+.

Start playing

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Volatility, bonus and bet limits

Useful before your first session, when you want the bonus, bet and volatility rules in plain terms.

How volatile is Big Bass Splash, and what is its max win?

This slot carries high volatility, so results swing widely between small and large wins. The maximum win is 5,000 times the bet, or A$10,000 at the A$2 example bet. Nobody can predict when a large win will land.

How do I trigger the free spins in Big Bass Splash?

When exactly two Scatters land in the base game, a near miss may appear. Either the scatter reels drop one position, or a hook lifts a reel to reveal another Scatter. Once the Free Spins start, the WILD Fisherman appears on all reels.

How does Big Bass Splash differ from Big Bass Splash 1000?

This version has the highest RTP in the series. Big Bass Splash 1000 has the highest maximum win, at 25,000 times the bet, with an RTP of 96.52 per cent. The other series versions keep the 5,000 times maximum win.

What is the RTP of Big Bass Splash and its versions?

The RTP is 96.71 per cent, based on A$100 staked. Over a very large number of spins, the game returns that share of the stakes. A single session can finish well above or below it, and nobody can know that result in advance.

Can I buy the free spins in Big Bass Splash and what does it cost?

Yes, the Free Spins can be bought. The buy costs 100 times the bet, which is A$200 at the A$2 example bet. Pick the bet first, because the price moves with it.

Which bets can I place on Big Bass Splash?

Bets run from A$0.10 up to A$250 here. The A$1 and A$2 amounts in the examples are only illustrations. At the A$250 top bet, the maximum win reaches A$1,250,000.

Big Bass Splash is no reason to continue

This game is for players aged 18+. Support is available from the National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858, and BetStop is the national self-exclusion register.

Before the session starts

Set a session budget before the first spin, and treat that amount as money spent. Stop when it is gone, not when a bonus seems close.

A fixed end to sessions

Decide your stopping point before the session begins, and keep to it even after a win. A large win does not change the limit you set.

A cap on losses

Set deposit and loss limits on your account before you play, so each session stays within the amount you chose.

Big Bass Splash: pause early

Take a break when the game stops being fun, and self-exclude through BetStop if breaks do not help.

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Tessa Marwick

Senior editor, Australian market, former compliance reviewer

I own the licence and company section, checking the MGA licence number and the Sliema company details against the public record. I read every bonus term and its wagering before it goes live.

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