Candy Rush

The game uses a 7-reel, 7-row grid with cluster pays instead of regular paylines. Five or more matching symbols connected horizontally or vertically make a win, then the winning pieces disappear and new ones fall into the empty spaces. That tumble sequence continues until no new cluster forms.

The low symbols are green, purple, orange and yellow candy pieces. For clusters of 15 or more, they pay between 20x and 40x the stake. The premium candies are pink, blue and red, paying between 60x and 150x for 15 or more. There is no wild, which matters. Without wilds, the base game leans heavily on tumbling luck and the underlay landing in the right part of the board.

A Multiplier Underlay can appear randomly behind the symbols in the base game. Its size ranges from 2x2 to the full 7x7 grid, so the difference between a small corner patch and a full-board setup is enormous. The underlay starts at 2x, and each winning symbol sitting above it uses that multiplier as part of the payout. If at least one winning symbol lands on the underlay during a tumble sequence, the multiplier doubles on the next tumble. The ladder runs 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x, 32x, 64x and 128x. Then it resets when the tumble sequence ends. That reset is the limiter. The mechanic can spike, but it needs repeated hits in the same spin before the board goes quiet.

Three, four, five, six or seven Bonus symbols trigger 10, 12, 15, 20 or 30 free spins. The round can land as regular Free Spins or Super Free Spins, and that split is important. Regular Free Spins guarantee a Multiplier Underlay on each spin. Super Free Spins upgrade the setup by putting a full 7x7 underlay into play on every spin. The feature uses special reels and can retrigger. Landing another three to seven Bonus symbols adds 10 to 30 extra spins, following the same scatter-count scale. The best version is not just about getting more spins; it is about keeping more of the board covered so the 2x-to-128x ladder has room to matter. The 15,000x cap is possible, but the path runs through underlay coverage, tumbles and repeated premium clusters.

There are three paid stake modifiers. Ante Bet costs 4x the normal spin and gives Bonus symbols a higher chance to appear, with a reported 10x better chance of triggering free spins naturally. Super Spin 1 costs 10x the normal spin, guarantees a random-sized underlay on every base spin and starts it at 2x, 4x or 8x. Free Spins cannot trigger in that mode. Super Spin 2 is the blunt instrument. It costs 100x the normal spin, guarantees a full 7x7 underlay and starts it at 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x or 32x. Free Spins are also blocked there. That makes it less like a normal spin option and more like a high-priced side mode for players chasing one violent tumble chain.

The published bet range translates to roughly CA$0.28 to CA$336. At the minimum base stake, Ante Bet moves a spin to about CA$1.12, Super Spin 1 to about CA$2.80 and Super Spin 2 to about CA$28. There are three buy options where allowed. The standard buy costs 100x stake, or about CA$28 at the minimum base bet. Super Free Spins 1 costs 300x, about CA$84. Super Free Spins 2 costs 750x, about CA$210, and its underlay multipliers persist through the feature instead of resetting between spins. Ontario availability depends on each licensed operator’s game rollout; Alberta’s regulated iGaming market is expected to open through iGO Alberta in 2026.