Sugar Mix

Sugar Mix Overview

Sugar Mix is a five-reel, three-row slot from BGaming with 20 paylines, a 97.37% RTP, a medium-low volatility rating and a published ceiling of 4,000x. It was released on 12 April 2025.

That RTP is the headline: 97.37% is the highest figure in any article we have written this month, and on a medium-low game it means the reels are meant to keep you in the seat. All figures below were read from demo play at a 100.00 FUN total bet.

A Pastry Kitchen

The reels sit under a striped candy-shop awning in a bright blue kitchen, and a pastry chef in a white uniform stands to the right holding a lollipop. When the round starts, the kitchen darkens and the lighting turns to evening.

The symbols are baking ingredients: a bag of flour, a bottle of milk, a mixing bowl, a chocolate bar and four coloured doughnuts. A cupcake marked W is the wild and a jar of striped candy marked S is the scatter.

Seven Scatters, Not Three

This is the rule that makes the game unusual, and the paytable states it in full: the scatter can drop on reels 2, 3, and 4, and 7 or more scatter symbols in one spin in the main game trigger Free Spins.

Read that carefully. The scatter only appears on three of the five reels – nine positions in total – and you need seven of those nine filled on a single spin. It is a far higher bar than the usual three-scatter trigger, and it explains the buy button.

One capture shows it happening: the middle three reels almost completely covered in candy jars, seven of them lit, with doughnuts and milk filling the outer columns.

Five Free Spins

The reward for all that is short: a cupcake with a 5 on it and CONGRATULATIONS! YOU HAVE WON 5 Free spins. A BONUS ACTIVE plate replaces the buy button on the left rail while they run.

Five spins is the fewest of any round in this batch – against ten, fifteen, twenty and thirty elsewhere – so whatever the round does, it has to do quickly.

What Those Five Spins Produced

It does it quickly. The captures track the round through its counter: at 1/5 a win of 360.00 FUN, and at 3/5 two further wins of 1,180.00 and 1,340.00 FUN.

The running total climbs 40.00 → 940.00 → 2,120.00, and the session ends with a total win of 3,560.00 FUN. Against the 100.00 stake that is 35.6x from five spins – and it came from wild cupcakes stacking on the bottom row rather than from any scatter.

The single best spin, at 1,340.00, is 13.4x the stake.

Put the counter and the total side by side and the whole round is visible: 40.00 after spin one, 700.00 after spin two, 940.00 and then 2,120.00 during spin three, and 3,560.00 at the end. Two thirds of the round’s value arrived on a single spin.

The spin-two capture is a good picture of the quiet half: five milk bottles scattered across the grid in a W shape for 160.00 FUN – 1.6x the stake, on a free spin.

The Wild Does the Paying

The paytable makes the hierarchy obvious. The cupcake wild pays 10,000.00 for five, 1,000.00 for four and 100.00 for three – that is 100x, 10x and 1x at this stake.

Nothing else is close. Flour and milk pay 1,200.00 for five (12x), the bowl and chocolate bar 750.00 (7.5x), and the four doughnuts between 500.00 and 250.00 (5x down to 2.5x).

So five wilds is worth more than eight times the best ingredient line. The wild also substitutes for any symbol in the winning line, except Scatter, which means it cannot help you reach the seven-scatter trigger – it can only pay.

In the base game that shows up as modest totals: one capture pays 350.00 FUN (3.5x) from two wilds and a run of chocolate bars.

In the round the wilds arrive along the bottom row in the captures – three and then four cupcakes in a line, with flour and milk filling above them. On twenty paylines a row of wilds feeds several lines at once, which is where the 1,340.00 spin came from.

The Buy Button Is the Sensible Route

A candy-jar plate on the left rail reads BUY BONUS – 5,000.00 FUN. At the 100.00 stake that is 50x, and it is one of the cheapest bonus purchases we have recorded.

Put the two numbers together: the trigger needs seven of nine scatter positions filled, and the ticket costs 50x. Against a captured round worth 35.6x, the buy is priced roughly where it should be – but the important part is that it is the only reliable way in.

The buy panel itself is a striped candy jar with the price on it, a BET field with arrows either side, and a single BUY button – so the 5,000.00 scales with whatever stake you set rather than being a fixed sum.

A 97.37% Return

High RTP and medium-low volatility usually mean frequent small wins, and the balance behaves accordingly: 99,340.00, then 97,830.00 through the dry stretch, and 101,390.00 FUN after the round – a net gain of about 2,050, or 20x the stake, across the captured session.

There is no ante bet, no chance-level switch and no second buy tier anywhere on screen. One price, one round, one wild that matters.

The interface is as plain as the theme is busy: Total bet, Win and Total win fields along the bottom, an autoplay key, a spin button, and an info and settings pair in the corner. The free-spins counter appears in the footer only while the round runs.

One presentational touch worth mentioning: the kitchen behind the reels is bright daylight in the base game and switches to evening light for the round, so even a five-spin feature feels like a separate mode.

Who Should Play It

Sugar Mix is for players who want the best return-to-player figure on the shelf and a cheap ticket into the feature. The 97.37% RTP is excellent, the artwork is genuinely charming rather than sickly, and a 50x buy on a 4,000x game is fair value.

The reservations are the trigger and the round length. Seven scatters from nine possible positions is a demanding condition, and five free spins is a short window in which to make it count – this is a game most players will end up buying rather than waiting for.

Where to Play Sugar Mix

You can try this game on MrJones Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 300% up to £1200 for a limited time.

Sugar Mix was listed under BGaming in all six of our partner casino libraries when we checked on 22 September 2026.