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Big Bass Splash: play the fishing slot at Prestige Casino

A Pragmatic Play video slot from Reel Kingdom with 5x3 reels and a Free Spins round where the Fisherman collects money values, rated 96.71% RTP and high volatility.

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Game type

What kind of game Big Bass Splash gives you

Choosing a slot with a theme you like. An angling theme runs across a 5x3 grid with ten fixed paylines, where wins read left to right from the leftmost reel. Fish carry money values and the Fisherman, acting as WILD, gathers them during Free Spins, with multipliers lifting as more are caught. Released under the Reel Kingdom banner, the game rates high volatility.

When the reels stay quiet. People who accept long quiet stretches for the chance of a single large collection tend to get on with this one. High volatility suits a patient budget, and bets start low enough for small stakes, while anyone wanting frequent small returns may find the pace slow. Nothing about the round can be predicted from spin to spin.

Reading the chance you get. Collector mechanics mark this apart from the studio's plainer releases. The base game adds near-miss teasers when exactly two SCATTER symbols land, either a respin-down or a hook that lifts a reel, and Free Spins layers random events such as dynamite, hooks and bazooka transforms on top of the Fisherman's gathering, so a bonus round rarely runs the same way twice.

Seven figures

Check the figures behind the reels

Prestige Casino runs a single version of this game, so the figures below are the ones you will meet.

Provider
Pragmatic Play
RTP
96.71%
Volatility
High
Grid
5x3
Maximum win multiple
x5 000
Maximum win at top bet
£25 000
Release date
23/06/2022
Round by round

Setting a stake that fits

Big Bass Splash opens with your stake, chosen anywhere between the smallest and largest amounts this market permits. Confirm the figure on screen, because every line win and every money value in the bonus is measured against it.

Start matching from the left

Land matching symbols on adjacent reels starting from the leftmost one, and the round pays out on that line. Ten fixed paylines are always active, so nothing needs switching on before you spin.

Quiet spins before the catch

Fish and the WILD Fisherman hold the base game's interest, while SCATTER symbols carry the route onward. Exactly two SCATTERS can trigger a teaser: either the scatter reels drop a position while the others respin, or a hook lifts a reel into view.

Watch the collection tracker

Free Spins begins once the SCATTER requirements are met, and the Fisherman arrives on every reel to collect the money values printed on the fish. Each fourth Fisherman collected adds ten more spins and lifts the collection multiplier a level.

Before the first spin, not after

Decide your session limit before the reels turn, using the deposit, loss and session reminders in your account. A figure set in advance keeps a long high-volatility run from deciding your evening for you.

What each symbol pays

See every icon's cash value

The amounts below are cash at £0.20 a spin, and the picture symbols pay more than the card ranks underneath.

Red 4x4 truckRed 4x4 truck
x0.5 · £0.10
Fishing reel and rodFishing reel and rod
x3 · £0.60
DragonflyDragonfly
x2 · £0.40
Red tackle boxRed tackle box
x2 · £0.40
AA
x0.2 · £0.04
KK
x0.2 · £0.04

Where do the symbol payouts go beyond this page?

Big Bass Splash
The next page holds the payouts of every symbol at each stake and the screens of the bonus round: Spinworks
Big Bass Splash spins
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What do the fishermen collect?

Fisherman WILDs land on every reel and collect the MONEY values on fish, from 2x to 5000x the total bet; every 4th WILD adds +10 spins and lifts the multiplier to x2, x3 or x10.

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Plain reels, ten paylines

Five reels, three rows and 10 fixed paylines pay left to right; on exactly two SCATTERS a respin drops the scatter reels a row, or a hook pulls a reel up for a third.

Two ways in

Deciding between practice reels and a staked spin

Settles whether to learn the reels with practice credits or to stake money at the casino.

Take the Bonus
Big Bass Splash in practice mode
£6
Play demo
Cash play on the same reels
£6
Play for real
Return table

Read the edge as money per stake

RTP is a long-run average rather than a promise for one session; a casino may run one of the versions of this slot, and the rules inside the game show which one.

RTP 96.71%
£96.71
Market limits

Big Bass Splash under United Kingdom rules

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£5 → £25 000

Top stake and top prize

Stakes stop at £5 a spin here, and the largest possible win at that stake is £25 000, the ceiling of 5000x the bet.

No autoplay option

Autoplay is not offered on this market, so every spin here starts from your own click on the spin button.

Series overview

Which Big Bass version suits your stake?

The later versions sit between 96.50% and 96.52% RTP, and the 1000 edition lifts the maximum win to 25000x the bet.

Big Bass Blast
x5 000
Big Bass Football Bonanza
x5 000
Big Bass Trophy Catch
x5 000
Big Bass Raceday Repeat
x5 000
Big Bass Splash 1000
x25 000
Four unknowns

Known rules, unknown timing

You will have separated what the published rules explain from what only the reels decide.

No timetable for the fishermen

Teasers and the collecting round arrive on the reels' own schedule, so no page can say how many spins will pass before the fishermen appear together.

Treat each session as new

A session's ending depends on which symbols land, so a long-run return figure describes the game across many spins and says nothing about your own.

Big Bass Splash settings in the rules

Settings differ between operators, and only the rules screen inside the game shows which configuration is running when you sit down to play.

Keep the top prize in perspective

The five-thousand-times figure describes the top of the range, and reaching it depends on the rarer combinations arriving in the collecting round.
What you gain by knowing

Your first questions about this slot

Independently Audited RTP Licensed Operator 7-Minute Withdrawals
01Why does Splash play differently from the other Big Bass titles?+
Splash 1000 carries a slightly higher maximum payout at 25,000 times the bet, while the four newer releases sit at 5,000 times and just under 96.52 per cent return. Splash keeps a single default setting and the smaller ceiling.
02Why is there only one Big Bass Splash RTP figure?+
The sheet lists one configuration at 96.71 per cent over £100 staked, and the game has no alternative versions to switch between. What you see in the payout table is what the reels run on.
03How long does Big Bass Splash take to reach its maximum win?+
The ceiling is 5,000 times your total stake, so the prize arrives whenever one collection round lands, which cannot be timed or foreseen. At the £2 example stake that equals £10,000.
04Do I need to pay for the Big Bass Splash free spins?+
Ten or more SCATTER symbols across the reels start the round with ten spins, and the Fisherman then gathers the money values shown on the fish. Further SCATTERS inside the round add more spins.
05Why can I not try Big Bass Splash in demo mode here?+
The lobby holds 2,278 games and the free version is not offered on this page, so a trial run here is not possible. The paytable and the round description are the only preview available.
A plan that outlasts the session
1

A cost you already accepted

Decide what the session may cost before the first spin, in money you can lose without changing plans. High volatility means long quiet stretches, so treat the stake as spent.

2

A finish line before the start

Fix a win figure and a loss figure in advance, and leave when either is reached, including straight after a good collection. Excitement after a win is the usual reason budgets break.

3

Big Bass Splash and your deposit cap

The account offers deposit limits and loss limits that apply to every game here, not just this one. Set them low enough that a bad evening stays uncomfortable rather than damaging.

4

A break that actually resets you

Session reminders and cooling-off periods are there for the point where spins stop being entertainment. If you need a longer break, self-exclusion and GAMSTOP stop play entirely.