Pragmatic Play · 2025
Brick House Bonanza is a high volatility Pragmatic Play slot on a 5x3 grid with 243 ways to win. Here are its figures, bonus modes and rules.
The demo is free; the real game needs an account and players aged 18+.
Pick this game if you like animal and fairy tale themes on a 5x3 grid. The grid has five reels and three rows, and wins come from 243 ways to win. A win forms when matching symbols land on adjacent reels, counting from the leftmost reel to the right. Three matching symbols is the fewest that pay, so a short run of three is enough for a win.
Choose this game if you want bonus rounds that change as they run. Six or more SCATTER symbols start 6 free spins, and during those spins the marked positions upgrade from straw to wood to brick as SCATTERs land again. Three or more WHEEL BONUS symbols in the base game trigger a random award, and WILD symbols support your wins.
Brick House Bonanza facts
The worry most players have is the odds, and these figures answer it before the first spin.
| Game detail | Result in money |
|---|---|
| Provider | Pragmatic Play |
| Return to player (RTP) | 96.50% |
| Volatility level | High |
| Grid layout | 5x3 |
| Maximum win multiple | x10,000 |
| Maximum win in money | A$2,400,000 |
| Release date | 23/01/2025 |
Four game screens
Useful when you want to see the reels, wins and features before you play.
Round walkthrough
Useful before your first spin, when you want each step of a round explained.
Set your bet from A$0.20 up to A$240 before the first spin. Wins scale with the bet, and the examples on this page use A$1 and A$5.
Look for adjacent matches from the leftmost reel, because the 5x3 grid counts 243 ways to win from left to right.
Spot the three base game features: Free Spins, Wheel Bonus and Wild. Three or more WHEEL BONUS symbols trigger a randomly revealed award, and you cannot choose which one.
Watch for six or more SCATTER symbols, which start 6 free spins. Each triggering position is marked with straw, and more SCATTERS upgrade the marks to wood, then brick.
Set a limit in money before the first spin, because no one can know how a session will end. Keep your bet from A$0.20 to A$240 in line with that limit.
Choose a paid feature if its price suits your stake; each costs a fixed multiple of the bet, and the table shows the money at A$5.
| Buy option | Buy-in | RTP |
|---|---|---|
| Buy Free Spins | x100 · A$500 | – |
| Buy Wheel Bonus | x200 · A$1,000 | – |
Before you stake, know what the return means: the game pays back most of every A$100 wagered over a long run. Sessions vary widely. The version in this lobby is shown in the game rules.
| Payout Setting | RTP | Default run? |
|---|---|---|
| Variant 1 | 96.50% | Included |
Three game modes
Casino Room lays out each bonus path so you know what starts it before you bet.
Land 6+ SCATTER symbols to start 6 free spins. Positions marked with straw upgrade to wood, then brick, as SCATTERS re-land. Land 3+ SCATTERS mid-round to retrigger +1 spin. At round end marked positions become houses and a wolf reveals a random cash or jackpot prize behind each.
Base game6 free spins
Hit 3+ WHEEL BONUS symbols in the base game for a randomly revealed award. The award is the 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) paid immediately.
Base game spinRandom award
Spin the fixed 5 reels x 3 rows grid and look for left-to-right adjacent combinations from the leftmost reel. The game has 243 ways to win.
Before any spinLeft-to-right wins
Deciding to spin Brick House Bonanza means accepting that the bonus round can stay away for a long run. How often it lands is not known in advance. Each spin is random, so the result of one session is random too, whatever the RTP shows. Two players with the same bet can finish in very different places.
Choosing where to play starts with one question: which RTP version is running? That version is shown only in the game rules, so read them before you place a bet. Then the RTP figures in the table above make sense for your session.
Chasing the top prize means treating it as a ceiling, not a target. The maximum win is x10,000 of the bet, and it is reached very rarely. A session can finish far below it, and nobody knows in advance whether it will get there.
Brick House Bonanza Demo
You will finish knowing whether to open the demo or deposit first.
Open the demo to learn the game first. The demo needs no money and pays nothing. The real game needs an account and you must be 18+.
Play for realPlayers must be 18+. Help is available through the National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858, and you can self-exclude through BetStop.
Decide how much you can afford to lose on Brick House Bonanza, and set that amount before you open the game.
Choose your stopping point before the first spin, and keep to it even if a win comes early.
Use the deposit and loss limits in your account before you play, so they cover every session on this slot.
When Brick House Bonanza stops being fun, take a break, and step away before you try to win back losses.
Brick House Bonanza
Read this before your first spin, when you want the key numbers in one place.
The maximum win on Brick House Bonanza is x10,000 of the bet. At the A$5 example bet, that comes to A$50,000. The highest bet allowed here is A$240, which puts the maximum win at A$2,400,000.
The game has two paid features you can buy outright. Buy Free Spins costs 100 times the bet, or A$500 at the A$5 example bet. Buy Wheel Bonus costs 200 times the bet, or A$1,000 at the A$5 example bet.
Brick House Bonanza has high volatility, so wins come less often but can be larger. Long stretches without a win are part of how the game behaves, and no session result can be predicted.
Only one RTP version applies, at 96.50 percent. RTP is the return the game pays back over a very long run, not a result any one session will show. The table on this page shows the return per A$100 staked.
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