Figure guide
Useful before you choose a bet size, when you compare the top win with your budget.
| Game setting | Amount in A$ |
|---|---|
| Game provider | Pragmatic Play |
| Return to player (RTP) | 96.71% |
| Volatility level | High |
| Grid and paylines | 5x3 |
| Maximum win multiple | x5,000 |
| Top win in money | A$1,250,000 |
| Release date | 23/06/2022 |
Choosing a fishing video slot means choosing a 5x3 grid: five reels, three rows and 10 fixed paylines. Wins pay from left to right, beginning on the leftmost reel. Only two matching symbols are needed for a payout, and the symbols include the red tackle box, the dragonfly and the cards from A to 10.
Deciding whether the Free Spins suit you starts with the Wild Fisherman, who appears on every reel and collects the random money values on fish symbols. Those values run from 2x to 5000x the total bet. Every fourth Wild collected adds 10 Free Spins and raises the multiplier, reaching x10 at level four, where retriggers end.
Game flow
Here is what happens between your bet and your result, in the order the reels show it.
Choose a bet between A$0.10 and A$250 before the first spin. Every money value on the fish and every win scales with that bet.
Check the 10 fixed paylines for matching symbols, read from the leftmost reel. Two matching symbols are enough to pay, counted left to right.
Watch for exactly two Scatter symbols, which bring a near-miss teaser. Either the Scatter reels drop one row while the others respin, or a hook lifts a reel, revealing another Scatter.
Watch the fish once Free Spins begin. The Fisherman WILD appears on all reels and collects money values from 2x to 5000x your total bet.
Decide your spending limit before the first spin, and stop once you reach it, whatever the reels show. Support is available through the National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858.
If you want to enter the bonus directly, the buy costs 100 times your bet, which is A$200 at the A$2 top example bet.
| Paid feature | Cost | RTP |
|---|---|---|
| Free Spins at 100x | x100 · A$200 | – |
Before you pick a stake, read what the return to player means: the share of each A$100 staked that the game pays back. The version this site runs is listed in the game rules.
| Payback level | RTP | Provider default |
|---|---|---|
| Edition 1 | 96.71% | Available |
See the game first
The usual worry is missing what the screen means, so these frames show the game's own labels.
Two modes explained
At Casino Rocket, every bonus rule is set out in plain words before you spin.
Stay in Free Spins and the Fisherman WILD appears on every reel, collecting MONEY values of 2x-5000x total bet from fish symbols. Every 4th WILD collected retriggers +10 Free Spins and raises the multiplier: level 2 is x2, level 3 is x3, level 4 is x10, the maximum.
Base game spinsFish money collected
Start each spin on the 5 reels x 3 rows, where 10 fixed paylines pay left to right. With exactly 2 SCATTER landed, a random respin-down drops the scatter reels one position while the others respin, or a hook lifts a reel to reveal another SCATTER.
Before first spinWins on paylines
Choosing a stake means accepting that how often the bonus round comes is not known in advance. Each spin is random, so the result of one session is random whatever the RTP. An RTP figure describes the average return over a very large number of spins, not what happens in your next hour.
Before you stake, open the game rules and read which RTP version Casino Rocket runs for this slot. Only the rules show that version, so check them before the first spin rather than relying on any other page.
Chasing the top prize on Big Bass Splash means accepting that the maximum win is a ceiling reached very rarely. Plan each session around your budget, not around that ceiling, because the top prize cannot be promised to any player.
Big Bass Splash questions
At Casino Rocket, you see the rules and figures before you choose a stake.
If you want the free spins straight away, you can buy them for A$200 at the A$2 bet. That price is 100 times the bet, so a bigger stake raises the cost in step.
Choosing a stake is your call, and the game runs from A$0.10 up to A$250, the highest bet allowed here. The example tables use A$1 and A$2 for illustration only.
The RTP of Big Bass Splash is 96.71%, which is the share of staked money the game returns over a long run. A single session can land well above or below that figure.
The other five versions of the series return 96.50% to 96.52%, while this version returns 96.71%. Only Big Bass Splash 1000 raises the top win to 25,000 times the bet, where this version stops at 5,000 times.
Before you stake real money, the rules of Big Bass Splash are set out on this page: paid features, bet range and paytable. Learning the game is simple: read these rules, then pick the A$0.10 minimum bet to watch how the rounds run.
Free spins come through the Scatter symbol in the base game. When exactly two Scatters land, the base game shows a near-miss teaser. Either the scatter reels move one position down in a random respin, or a hook pulls a reel up to show another Scatter.
You must be 18+ to play Big Bass Splash. Need support? Call the National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858, or use BetStop, the national self-exclusion register.
Set a session budget before you open the game, and treat that amount as money you can afford to lose.
Decide your stopping point before the first spin, and keep it even after a big win.
Use the deposit and loss limits in your account, so each session stays within the sum you chose.
Take a break or self-exclude when the game stops being fun, and reach out for support whenever you need it.
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I check every wagering requirement and validity window on the offers, and I compare withdrawal times against what players report, so the figures here match the terms.
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