IS7 Candy Bonanza: Big Candy & Cascading Wins
Candy Bonanza builds its action around groups of sweets, cascading symbols and oversized candy. Learn what those changes mean on the game screen.
Which Candy Bonanza is this?
This guide concerns PG SOFT’s Candy Bonanza, shown in IS7’s game artwork with a blue wrapped sweet. It is a candy-grid slot. The grid can change several times during a single round as winning symbols disappear and replacements fall into the spaces.
Candy Bonanza, Candy Burst and Sweet Bonanza are different names. Match the title and provider in the game window before using instructions from any of them. A similar colour scheme does not make their rules interchangeable.
Following a cascade
The game evaluates a group of symbols, awards any qualifying win, removes the winning symbols and lets new symbols fall. It then evaluates the changed grid. This sequence continues while further qualifying wins form.
Think of the sequence as several evaluations inside one round. A cascade is not a button press for a separate paid spin. Watch the running win display and wait for the grid to settle before deciding what that round returned.
What makes a Big Candy?
PG SOFT’s Big Candy feature uses four matching ordinary symbols arranged together as a square. They form a larger symbol, and a winning combination involving that Big Candy has its award doubled. Wild and free-spin symbols are excluded from forming this square.
The square arrangement matters. Four sweets scattered around the screen do not meet that particular shape condition. Read the active game’s help for the full cluster-size requirements rather than assuming the Big Candy trigger is also the rule for every ordinary win.
Wilds and the free-spin multiplier
The free-spin feature includes an increasing win multiplier, and unused wilds can remain on the reels during that feature. Follow the multiplier display separately from the number of spins still available: they measure different parts of the bonus.
Before starting a session, identify the total stake and the place where completed wins are recorded. Our slot-game reference covers those basic controls without assuming a particular game interface.
Is Big Candy the same as a wild?
No. Big Candy is a larger symbol formed by a matching square, with a doubling effect on a win that uses it. A wild has a separate substitution role under the game rules. Their appearance and behaviour should be checked independently.
How does this differ from Candy Burst?
Candy Burst uses special sweets such as rockets and chocolate bombs. Candy Bonanza’s identifying feature here is the matching square that forms Big Candy. Both can change the grid, but following one game’s feature rules in the other will cause confusion.