Pragmatic Play · 2025
Brick House Bonanza is a high volatility Pragmatic Play video slot on a 5x3 grid with 243 ways to win. Figures, rounds and bonus modes follow.
The demo is free; the real game needs an account and players aged 18+.
Table guide
Useful when you pick a stake and want the top win in money.
| What you check | How it reads |
|---|---|
| Provider | Pragmatic Play |
| RTP (return to player) | 96.50% |
| Volatility | High |
| Grid | 5x3 |
| Maximum win multiple | x10,000 |
| Top win in money | A$2,400,000 |
| Release date | 23/01/2025 |
Choose a stake and you start a 5x3 video slot with an animal and fairy tale theme. The grid has five reels and three rows. Wins form from left to right, starting on the leftmost reel, and matching symbols on neighbouring reels count across 243 ways. Three matching symbols are the fewest that pay, so a pair of matches never pays in this game.
Read the bonus rules before you decide how long to play, since Free Spins and the wheel awards set this game apart. Six or more SCATTER symbols start six free spins, and marked positions upgrade from straw to wood to brick as SCATTERS land. Three or more WHEEL BONUS symbols reveal a random award, while the Wild completes the set of features.
See the layout first
This settles what the game looks like before the first bet.
Choose the bet first, since each buy costs a multiple of it: at A$2, free spins cost A$200 and wheel bonus costs A$400.
| Round | Stake cost | RTP |
|---|---|---|
| Buy Free Spins | x100 · A$200 | – |
| Buy Wheel Bonus | x200 · A$400 | – |
Choose your stake to see what the return means in money. The 96.50% figure is the average return on every A$100 staked, and the version Fairgo Casino runs is shown in the game rules.
| Return level | RTP | Factory setting |
|---|---|---|
| Variant 1 | 96.50% | Supported |
Before the first bonus
Each bonus route: how it starts, what happens inside, and what it pays.
6+ SCATTER symbols trigger 6 free spins. Triggering SCATTER positions are marked with straw, upgrading to wood and brick as SCATTERS re-land. 3+ SCATTERS during a round retrigger +1 spin. At round end, marked positions become houses, and a wolf reveals a random cash or jackpot prize behind each.
Base game spinWolf prizes
3+ WHEEL BONUS symbols in the base game trigger a randomly revealed award: MEGA BANK FEATURE, WINDMILL FEATURE or BRICK HOUSE FEATURE, each leading into a Free Spins round with pre-marked positions, or a RANDOM JACKPOT (MINI, MINOR, MAJOR or GRAND) awarded immediately.
Base game symbolsRandom award
The base game runs on a fixed 5 reels x 3 rows grid with 243 ways to win. Wins come from left-to-right adjacent combinations that start on the leftmost reel. Both bonus routes begin here, on the same grid.
Game start243 ways
Brick House Bonanza
After this, you will know how a round moves from stake to the final award.
Choose a stake from A$0.20 up to A$240 before the first spin. Every win scales with that stake, and the paytable uses A$1 as its base.
Look for wins from the leftmost reel, moving right through adjacent reels with matching symbols. The 5x3 grid offers 243 ways to win, and a combination needs 3 matching symbols.
Watch for Wild and Wheel Bonus symbols during the base game. Three or more Wheel Bonus symbols trigger a random award, and some of those lead into a Free Spins round.
Land six or more SCATTER symbols to start a Free Spins round of six spins. Triggering positions start as straw, then upgrade to wood and brick as SCATTER symbols land again.
Set a spending limit before the first spin, because no session result can be known in advance. If play stops feeling under control, call the National Gambling Helpline, 1800 858 858.
Starting a session at A$1 or A$2 means facing a bonus round with no set schedule. Free Spins and the Wheel Bonus come from random spin outcomes, so their frequency cannot be known in advance. The result of one session is random whatever the RTP, and a short session can end far from the long-run average.
Comparing returns starts in the game rules, because the RTP version this lobby runs is shown only there. A figure on a lobby tile or in a review does not replace that text. Read the rules before the first spin, and check the RTP shown there against the one you expect.
Raising your bet moves the top win up in money, yet the maximum win of Brick House Bonanza is a ceiling reached very rarely. The ceiling is x10,000 the bet, and no session can be planned around reaching it. A win at that level is not something the game promises.
This game is for players aged 18+. Support comes from the National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858, and you can register with BetStop, the national self-exclusion register.
Decide how much you can spend on this game before you open it, and treat that sum as the most you are willing to lose.
Choose your stopping point before the first spin, and keep to it after a win as well as after a loss.
Set deposit and loss limits in your account before you play, and check them again when you change your stake.
Take a break as soon as the game stops being fun. If you keep returning to play when you wanted to stop, self-exclude.
Brick House Bonanza
Open these answers when you are deciding on a stake and want the numbers first.
Check the maximum before you pick a stake. The maximum win is x10,000 the bet, which is A$20,000 at a bet of A$2 and A$2,400,000 at the highest bet of A$240. Reaching it depends on chance and cannot be planned.
Weigh the cost before you buy a feature. The game offers two paid features to buy. Buy Free Spins costs A$200 at a bet of A$2, which is 100 times the bet, and Buy Wheel Bonus costs A$400 at that bet, which is 200 times the bet.
Choose a stake between the lowest and highest bet. The lowest bet is A$0.20 and the highest bet is A$240. The examples on this page use A$1 and A$2, which are not the limits of the game.
Read the RTP as a figure for the long run. Brick House Bonanza has one RTP version, 96.50%, based on A$100 staked. A single session can finish above or below that figure, because the return is measured over many rounds.
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