Land Scatter symbols to start
Scatter symbols landing on the reels start Free Spins from the Base Game. The mode keeps the 5x3 grid of the game, and the Wild symbol is one of its features.
Base Game spinsFree spins round
Read the numbers
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| Game detail | In the lobby |
|---|---|
| Game provider | Pragmatic Play |
| Return to player | 96.51% / 96.52% / 96.53% |
| Volatility | High |
| Reel grid | 5x3 |
| Maximum win multiple | x25,000 |
| Maximum win in money | A$12,500,000 |
| Release date | 08/12/2025 |
Five reels with three rows each form the 5x3 grid of this fishing-themed slot. A win pays when at least 2 matching symbols land on one of the 10 fixed paylines. Symbols pay from left to right, beginning on the leftmost reel. Besides WILD and SCATTER, the symbols include the monster pickup truck, the dragonfly, the tackle box and the A, K and Q symbols.
Beyond the base game, the reels also run in Free Spins and Super Free Spins modes. Money Collect, the Progressive Multiplier, Scatter and Wild add further features to the round. Among the games in its series, this title has the highest maximum win multiple.
Three screens, one slot
Not sure what the screens look like? This shows the reels before you spin.



How it plays
At Richard Casino we explain each step, so you know what happens before you spin.
Pick any stake from A$0.10 up to A$500 before the first spin. The sidebar Ante Bet toggle switches the bet multiplier between normal play and the higher Free Spins chance.
Wins form from the leftmost reel across each of the 10 fixed paylines. Two matching symbols from the left are enough to pay.
The base game carries WILD, SCATTER, Money Collect and Progressive Multiplier on the same 5x3 grid. Each one works alongside the 10 fixed paylines, so no feature replaces a payline.
Landing SCATTER symbols on the reels opens the Free Spins mode. Super Free Spins is a separate mode, so check its rules before you start.
Set your limit before the first spin, then stop when you reach it. No one can know how a session will end, since every round stands on its own.
The reels jump straight into free spins after a bonus buy, and each price is a fixed multiple of the bet, as the table shows.
| Purchase | Cost (A$) | RTP |
|---|---|---|
| Free Spins at lower cost | x100 · A$100 | – |
| Super Free Spins at higher cost | x450 · A$450 | – |
Each spin on the 5x3 grid counts towards the RTP, the long-run return per A$100 staked. The version Richard Casino runs is shown in the game rules.
| Version | RTP | Default setting |
|---|---|---|
| Variant 1 | 96.53% | Unavailable |
| Variant 2 | 96.52% | Included |
| Variant 3 | 96.51% | Unavailable |
Mode guide
Richard Casino explains each mode step by step, so the rules are clear before play begins.
Scatter symbols landing on the reels start Free Spins from the Base Game. The mode keeps the 5x3 grid of the game, and the Wild symbol is one of its features.
Base Game spinsFree spins round
On the same 5x3 reels, the game offers a second bonus mode, Super Free Spins, beside Free Spins. The Progressive Multiplier and Money Collect features belong to the game's feature set, and the Base Game uses 10 fixed paylines.
Bonus playSecond bonus mode
More Scatter symbols sit on the reels at the 20x setting, which gives a higher natural chance of Free Spins. The sidebar toggle switches the bet multiplier between 10x normal play and 20x.
Normal playHigher chance
Symbols pay from left to right, starting from the leftmost reel of the 5x3 grid. Base Game is the normal play with 10 fixed paylines, and the game has high volatility. Its RTP versions are listed further down the page.
Placing a betWins on paylines
Two Modes Compared
This block settles which version suits you, and what each one costs you before the first spin.
On the reels, the demo runs without money and pays nothing. The real game needs an account with Richard Casino and the legal age of 18+.
Start playingOn the reels, the free spins round may come early or not at all, and how often it comes is not known in advance. Two sessions with the same stake can end far apart, because the result of one session is random whatever the RTP. The RTP is a long-run average over very many spins, not a promise about the spins you play tonight.
Each spin lands symbols across the five reels, but which RTP version this lobby runs is shown only in the game rules. Check the game rules before you start, because the version sets the long-run return on every stake.
Top prizes need a rare run of paying symbols on the grid, so the maximum win works as a ceiling, not a target. The maximum win is reached very rarely, and no one can say in advance which session will reach it.
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Five short answers
Most worries about swings, bonus costs and RTP are settled before the first bet.
On the reels, the high volatility of Big Bass Splash 1000 means wins come less often but can be large. The maximum win is x25,000 your bet, which is A$25,000 at the A$1 example bet. Long stretches with small wins or no wins are part of that profile.
Reels in this version pay up to x25,000 the bet, while the other Big Bass titles in the series top out at x5,000. That ceiling is the clearest difference between this title and the rest of the series.
Scatter symbols on the reels start the free spins. The sidebar Ante Bet toggle adds more scatters to the reels, which gives a higher natural chance of free spins. While the Ante Bet toggle is on, the buy option is disabled.
Buy Free Spins costs A$100 at the A$1 example bet, and Super Free Spins costs A$450 at the same bet. The price is set as a multiple of the bet, so a higher bet raises the cost.
The base game RTP is 96.52%, and the Ante Bet mode raises it to 96.53%. Other titles in the series run at 96.50% or 96.51%. RTP is a long-run average, not a promise for one session.
Players must be 18 or older. Support is available from the National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858, and you can self-exclude through the BetStop national self-exclusion register.
Decide how much you can lose on Big Bass Splash 1000 before you open a session, and keep that amount separate from money for bills.
Pick your stopping point before you start, and keep to it after a big win as well as after a loss. Chasing a loss does not change the odds of the next spin.
Use the deposit and loss limits in your account settings so that the amount you can put in or lose is fixed before you log in.
If the game stops being fun, take a break from the lobby, or self-exclude through BetStop. Chasing a loss does not change the odds of the next spin.
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