How to Play Sugar Teddy x1000
Six steps, all of them taken from Playson's own paytable rather than guessed at. From the eight-symbol win rule to the 20,000x cap that ends a round on the spot.
Set a stake and decide on Extra Bet
Open Sugar Teddy x1000, pick your stake, then make one decision before spinning: Extra Bet. It costs an additional 50% of the bet and increases the chance of triggering both Free Spins and Super Free Spins. Playson does not publish the bet range, so the minimum and maximum you see will be whatever your casino has configured.
Count candies, do not trace lines
There are no paylines here. Eight or more identical symbols anywhere on the 6x5 grid form a winning combination, and the total number of matching symbols is what defines the value. Seven or fewer pays nothing, however neatly they are arranged. The Wild substitutes for everything except the Scatter, the Super Scatter and the Multiplier.
Let the cascade finish before you judge a spin
Symbols that take part in a win collapse, the symbols above them fall down to fill the empty cells, and if the refill creates another eight-of-a-kind the sequence runs again. It keeps going for as long as new combinations keep forming, so a spin that looks like a small win can still be building.
Read the multipliers correctly
Multiplier Symbols carry one of seventeen values: x2, x3, x4, x5, x6, x8, x10, x12, x15, x20, x25, x30, x50, x100, x250, x500 or x1000. In the main game every multiplier on screen is summed and the total is applied once the collapsing ends — x20 plus x30 is x50, not x600. Inside the features they are added to a running Total Multiplier instead.
Know which bonus you are chasing
Four Scatters award 15 Free Spins, five award 20, six or more award 25, and three more Scatters during the feature add another 5. Super Free Spins need three or more Scatters landing together with the Super Scatter — which only appears on reel 6 during main play — for 15, 20 or 25 spins on a multiplier pool that starts at x10.
Weigh the buys against their own RTP
Sugar Teddy x1000 sells two: Buy Free Spins (15 / 20 / 25) at 100x bet and Buy Super Free Spins (15 / 20 / 25) at 500x bet. Neither runs on the base return — the paytable reports a separate RTP line for each, alongside a third for Extra Bet. Read those lines before you buy, and remember the round stops the moment it reaches 20,000x.
Where the Symbol Values Live
We are not going to print a symbol paytable here, because Playson does not publish one. The per-symbol values in Sugar Teddy x1000 are served to the client by the operator's own configuration and rendered inside the game, which means they are not a fixed property of the game the way the win rule or the 20,000x cap are.
Open the in-game paytable at whichever casino you are playing and you will find the values there, together with four separate RTP lines — base game, Extra Bet, Buy Free Spins and Buy Super Free Spins. That is the authoritative copy for your session, and it takes ten seconds to check.
Bonus Features Explained
Four mechanics, each doing something specific. Here is what actually happens — rules first, marketing never.
Collapsing Symbols
Eight or more matching candies anywhere on the 6x5 grid pay — position is irrelevant, only the count matters. They vanish, the rest tumble down, and the cascade runs again until nothing new forms.
Multiplier Symbol
Seventeen possible values, from a modest x2 all the way to x1000. In the main game every multiplier on screen is summed and applied after the cascade finishes. Super Free Spins cut the bottom off the set — x10 is the floor there.
Free Spins & Super Free Spins
Four Scatters award 15 spins, five award 20, six or more award 25. Add the Super Scatter from reel 6 and three Scatters are enough for the Super version. Multipliers stop resetting and feed a Total Multiplier instead.
Sugar Teddy Feature
The bear shifts blue to green to red as its level climbs, and the higher it sits the better your chance. When it fires it adds Scatters — sometimes enough to force a bonus — and can scatter multipliers across the grid too.
Four Things Worth Knowing
Main-game multipliers add, they do not compound. This is the rule most players get wrong. Two coins showing x20 and x30 hand you x50 on that spin's win — the same as one x50 coin would. The compounding you are hoping for only exists inside Free Spins and Super Free Spins, where each multiplier joins a Total Multiplier that grows across the round.
Super Free Spins are worth more than one extra Scatter. Getting there costs you a Super Scatter instead of a fourth Scatter, and in exchange the whole bottom of the multiplier pool disappears. The weakest coin you can draw becomes x10 rather than x2, which is why the buy is priced at 500 bets against 100 for the standard version.
The bear's colour is real information, but not a promise. Blue, green, then red tracks the Sugar Teddy Feature's progress level, and the higher it sits the better your chance of the feature firing and topping your Scatters up. Playson publishes no figures for how quickly a level builds, so read red as a reason to keep playing rather than a signal that anything is due.
Nobody can tell you this game's RTP. Not us, not a review site, not a database. It is an operator setting, printed in the paytable at runtime as four separate lines. If a site quotes you one universal percentage for Sugar Teddy x1000, it has been scraped rather than read.
Watch a Cascade Resolve
Try the Sugar Teddy x1000 demo and let a few eight-symbol groups collapse before you commit anything. Once the rhythm clicks, the Sugar Teddy x1000 bonus rounds are where the detail sits.
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