LUCKY KING Pragmatic Play Slots — Four Titles Compared

LUCKY KING explains four pragmatic play slots in full: Big Bass Bonanza, Starlight Princess, Sweet Bonanza 1000 and The Dog House. Each page carries the RTP and maximum win Pragmatic itself publishes, not a figure pulled from a comparison site. All four sat on the LUCKY KING lobby’s PP shelf on 24 September 2026, the day that shelf carried 581 titles in total.

The Four Pragmatic Play Slots LUCKY KING Explains

1. Big Bass Bonanza’s collect mechanic — a fisherman wild that sweeps up money fish values.
2. Starlight Princess’s tumbling reels — the same pay-anywhere engine as Gates of Olympus, re-themed.
3. Sweet Bonanza 1000’s multiplier bombs — a shorter, higher-ceiling take on the original Sweet Bonanza.
4. The Dog House’s sticky wilds — multiplier wilds confined to the three middle reels.

All Four Sat on the PP Shelf on 24 September 2026

The PP shelf is the busiest of the four the LUCKY KING lobby actually populated that day, with 581 titles against JILI’s 149, PG’s 140 and FC’s 51. Every one of the four titles this site covers matched the shelf’s own listing by exact name.

Starlight Princess 1000: A Separate Shelf Listing

Starlight Princess 1000 is its own PP shelf entry, distinct from the Starlight Princess covered on this site. No dedicated page exists for it here; search the lobby’s PP shelf directly for its own details.

Gates of Olympus Super Scatter: Also on the PP Shelf

Gates of Olympus Super Scatter appeared on the same shelf that day as a separate listing again, alongside Sweet Rush Bonanza and Wisdom of Athena 1000. None of the three carries a page on this site, and none should be confused with the four titles this pillar actually explains.

RTP and Max Win Compared

Every figure below is Pragmatic’s own published number for that title.

Game	Grid	Volatility	RTP	Max win
Big Bass Bonanza	5 reels, 3 rows, 10 paylines	High	96.71%	2100x
Starlight Princess	6 reels, 5 rows, scatter pays	High	96.50%	5000x
Sweet Bonanza 1000	6 reels, 5 rows, cluster pays	Very high	96.53%	25000x
The Dog House	5 reels, 3 rows, 20 paylines	High	96.51%	6750x

Sweet Bonanza 1000’s 25,000x ceiling is the highest of the four, and it comes at the cost of a shorter free-spins round than the format usually runs — a trade for rarity rather than a straightforward upgrade.

How Each Pragmatic Play Slot Actually Pays

The table above tells you the ceiling; this is what gets you there.

Game	Released	Signature mechanic
Big Bass Bonanza	2020	Fisherman wild collects money fish values
Starlight Princess	2021	Multiplier orbs to 500x stack across a tumble
Sweet Bonanza 1000	2024	Multiplier bombs to 1000x, a 10-spin free round
The Dog House	2019	Sticky multiplier wilds on reels 2 to 4

Outside its free spins, Big Bass Bonanza plays as an ordinary 10-payline slot: money fish symbols carry values that sit idle until a fisherman wild lands and sweeps them into one payout, so a screen full of fish with no fisherman still returns nothing. Starlight Princess runs the identical pay-anywhere engine as Gates of Olympus — symbols pay by count across the 6x5 grid, and independent multiplier orbs stack together before applying to the whole tumble sequence at once.

Sweet Bonanza 1000 keeps the cluster-pays and tumble mechanic of the original Sweet Bonanza, but shortens free spins from 15 to 10 while raising its multiplier ceiling from 100x to 1000x, trading frequency for a bigger, rarer outcome. The Dog House confines its 2x and 3x multiplier wilds to reels two through four, so a single payline’s ceiling stays bounded; those wilds turn sticky once free spins begin, which is where the compounding that reaches 6,750x actually happens.

Pragmatic Play: Licences and Why Its RTP Isn’t the Whole Story

Pragmatic Play was founded in 2015 and is based in Gibraltar. Pragmatic Solutions MT Limited holds Malta Gaming Authority licence MGA/B2B/619/2018, confirmed active on the MGA’s own verification portal, and Pragmatic Play (Gibraltar) Limited carries UK Gambling Commission licence 056015-R-332216-005 under account 56015.

A 2016 announcement describes a PAGCOR offshore licence, but that entire offshore framework was abolished, with every licence under it required to expire by the end of 2024. Pragmatic has made no current statement on its Philippine status since, so read that 2016 announcement as history rather than a live claim.

Why the Published RTP Might Not Be the One You’re Playing

Pragmatic’s own game page shows one RTP figure, and independent records document that it is the top of a set an operator can choose between. Sweet Bonanza 1000, for one, is confirmed to ship at 96.53%, 95.52% or 94.51% depending on which configuration an operator switches on, and Gates of Olympus 1000 shows the same three-tier pattern at 96.50%, 95.51% and 94.50%. The figure quoted in the table above is the ceiling Pragmatic publishes, not proof of what any specific session is running.

Pragmatic Play’s own notable-title list also runs to Wolf Gold and Sugar Rush, neither of which carries a dedicated page here. Naming them is only a reminder that the four titles above are a slice of a much larger catalogue, not the whole of what Pragmatic Play builds.

Checking a Pragmatic Play Slot’s Live Details

The table above is a dated reference, not a live feed, so confirm the figures a session actually uses before you stake anything.

1. Open the game from the LUCKY KING lobby’s PP shelf.
2. Load its info screen before placing a bet.
3. Compare the RTP and max win shown there against this page’s table.
4. Set your stake once you have confirmed both figures match what you expect.

Where These Four Slots Fit Next to JILI’s Shelf

Pragmatic Play is one of only four studios with a live shelf in the LUCKY KING lobby on 24 September 2026, alongside JILI, PG and FC. For the studio’s full licence record and its other notable titles, read the Pragmatic Play provider page. Where PP runs on RTP figures the studio actually discloses, JILI’s ten titles carry none at all — a structural difference between the two shelves, not a gap in either page.