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Pragmatic Play Sets Sail In Candy-Coated Sweet Loot

Pragmatic Play has launched Sweet Loot, a pirate-themed slot featuring a 6x6 grid, a horizontal multiplier row and two bonus modes built around free spins and cash prizes.

RHRoxy HardingEditorial Assistant
Pragmatic Play Sets Sail In Candy-Coated Sweet Loot

Pragmatic Play has introduced Sweet Loot, a new slot game combining a candy-inspired pirate theme with multiplier features and dual bonus modes.

The game uses a 6x6 grid, with wins awarded for landing eight or more matching pirate-themed symbols anywhere on the grid. A horizontal row above reels two to five adds another dimension to the gameplay.

Symbols appearing in the top row can carry multipliers of up to 500x. When these symbols form part of a winning combination, their multiplier values are added together to increase the total win for the spin.

Free Spins And Super Bonus Features

Landing four to six scatters triggers the bonus game, awarding between 10 and 30 free spins alongside an instant cash prize of up to 2,000x.

At least one multiplier is guaranteed to land on every spin during the feature, while landing three scatters awards five additional spins.

Players who trigger the bonus with Super Scatters unlock Super Free Spins, during which all four symbols in the top row carry a multiplier.

Latest Addition To Pragmatic Play’s Slot Portfolio

Sweet Loot joins Pragmatic Play’s slot portfolio, following recent releases including Sweet Bonanza POP and Big Bass Splash Halloween 1000.

Sharon McHugh, director of public relations at Pragmatic Play, said:

“We wanted to give Sweet Loot a distinctive personality, bringing a colourful cast of gummy pirates into a treasure-hunting adventure. The horizontal reel adds an interesting dimension to the gameplay, with its changing multiplier values creating a sense of anticipation as each tumble unfolds.”

Market-specific launch dates will be announced separately.

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