Bakery Bonanza Demo

Below the reels of Bakery Bonanza runs a small conveyor of pastries, one cell under each of reels two to five, with an oven behind it that shows the multiplier. Every winning symbol on that belt adds x2, and the total never drops back during the spin. The patisserie opened in March 2023. In my 100-spin demo at 12.00 the oven reached x12 once, on spin 17, and x6 on three other spins. The two best paid 820.80 and 686.40, and I ended 1,122.60 ahead.

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Six reels and a conveyor

The six five-row reels sit above the belt, which counts as a sixth row for reels two to five. Many pastries arrive as tall tiles of two to four cells that count once, so the ways counter jumps between 2,025 and 32,400. Every win counts from reel one and clears for a cascade; the chef's-hat wild is kept to reels two to six.

Points convert at 0.60 each on a 12.00 bet. Six layer cakes on one way pay 30.00, so the big results need the oven.

The oven multiplier

The number on the oven door follows three rules:

• Each spin starts at x1; the first winner on the belt sets x2.
• After that, every winning symbol sitting on the conveyor raises the multiplier by 2 once the round is paid, so two winners on the belt make +4.
• The new value applies to the next round, and it only grows until the spin ends.

Separately, silver-framed tiles on reels two to five come back gold after a win, and a gold one that wins again splits into two to four wilds.

Spin 17: x1 to x12

This spin ran six winning rounds:

Round three turned the spin around. Two wilds on reel three linked croissants across the board for 48.00, and two winners on the belt had already pushed the oven to x6.

Two rounds later the board read 7,500 ways, the oven showed x8, and a round worth 43.20 paid 345.60.

Added up, those six rounds made 820.80, which the game called a Super Mega Win: 68 times the bet.

Spin 64: one big round at x6

The second big spin had four small rounds first: 6.00, then 12.00 at x2 (24.00), 0.60 at x2 (1.20) and 1.80 at x4 (7.20). Then a large group of cream puffs on 9,000 ways, worth 108.00, and the oven had reached x6.

That round paid 648.00 and the spin 686.40, 57 stakes. Spin 60, four spins earlier, paid 216.00 from a single round of layer cakes, with no multiplier.

The bonus I did not reach

The bonus needs four scatters for 10 free spins, with two added for every scatter past four. The oven starts at x3 in the round, every winning symbol on the belt adds x3 instead of x2, and a +1 symbol on the reels adds a spin. Four never landed together in my session.

Thirty-six wins

For 1,200.00 staked I got back 2,322.60, ending on 101,122.60. Four spins carried the session with 1,843.80 between them, the two above plus 216.00 and 120.60, while thirty-two smaller wins brought 478.80 and sixteen of them stayed under 5.00. Seven spins in a row lost after spin 18, and spins 94 to 98 lost before a 10.80 on spin 99.

Bakery Bonanza FAQ

Fixed cells that only pay off when wins land on them also drive Forge of Wealth, where four anvil slots on the grid add x2 each.

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