Bon Bon

PopOK GamingRTP 94.12%Volatility HighMax Win 15,000x4.1 out of 5
Bon BonPopOK Gaming
Bon Bon reels: 6x6 candy grid in a striped frame on a pink candy truck with 500X and 100X buy plates

Bon Bon Stats

RTP94.12%
VolatilityHigh
Max Win15,000x
PaylinesScatter Pays
Reels6x6
Bet Range0.10 – 1,000
Bonus RoundYes
ScattersYes
ProviderPopOK Gaming
ReleasedJuly 2025
RTP & Maths
RTP Versions
94.12% here · Other versions 96.27% (PopOK's published figure); 94.12% (demo build)
Hit Frequency
46.47
Free Spins & Bonus
Free Spins
4 or more Scatters anywhere = 12 Free Spins · Retrigger: 3 Scatters during free spins = +3 free spins
Bonus Buy
Buy Feature 100X 100x · Buy Feature 500X 500x
Multipliers
Up to 500x (100x buy); up to 1000x (500x buy)
Symbols & Pays
Pays
Top symbol 100x · Lowest 0.1x
About Game

Bon Bon by PopOK Gaming

Bon Bon intro card with multiplier cones marked x100, x25, x50 and x1000 and a Scatter on the 6x6 candy grid
Striped multiplier cones marked x100, x25, x50, and x1000 rest on the candy grid beside a magenta Scatter ball studded with sweets.

Two buy prices, 100x and 500x, open the free spins in Bon Bon, and both buys give a round of 12 spins. The higher price changes one number, the top multiplier, which goes from up to 500x on the cheaper buy to up to 1000x on the other. The game sets its maximum at 15,000x, and how much multiplier reach a round is worth is the decision this candy slot puts in front of you.

PopOK Gaming built Bon Bon as a candy slot parked on the side of a pink truck, its reels framed in red-and-white and blue-and-white candy-cane stripes, with lollipop swirls for wheel hubs and a rainbow in the pale blue sky behind. The logo stacks BON over BON, its B’s in yellow biscuit with pink icing drips and a round sweet for each O. The 11 candies on the 6×6 reels run from a pink-and-white swirl down to a yellow gumdrop, and the Scatter is a magenta ball studded with smaller sweets.

Demo Features

Bon Bon 6x6 candy grid with the 500X and 100X buy feature plates on the side of a pink candy truck
Two BUY FEATURE plates, 500X above 100X, hang on the pink candy truck to the left of the 6×6 grid.

Total Multiplier

Multiplier symbols appear only in free spins, where they can drop at random during the round. The demo’s intro card shows them as striped cones marked x25, x50, x100, and x1000, and the game lists values of up to 1000x.

The game adds a multiplier that lands together with a win to the total multiplier. From then until the round ends, whenever a new multiplier arrives with a win, the game multiplies that win by the whole running total, so values that each landed beside a payout keep adding together across the 12 spins and any extra ones. The game pays the free spins win once the round completes.

Scatter at the Top

The Scatter pays in any position and outranks every candy in the table. Six of them pay 100x, five pay 5x, and four pay 2x, while 12 or more of the top pink swirl return 50x. Four or more landing in any position also start 12 free spins, and during the round, 3 Scatters add 3 more.

Buy Tiers by Ceiling

Set out as a table, the two BUY FEATURE plates on the truck differ in one column.

Buy price Free spins Multipliers
100x 12 Up to 500x
500x 12 Up to 1000x

Both rows start 12 spins, so the extra cost of the 500x buy goes into multiplier reach, up to 1000x instead of up to 500x. Four or more Scatters open the same 12 spins with no buy.

How to Play

Paired Pay Tiers

Bon Bon pays by count across all positions of its 6×6 reels, starting at 8 of the same sweet, and its pay table climbs in pairs rather than one step at a time. Where a candy lands makes no difference to what it pays, since the pay depends on the count. Counts of 8 and 9 pay identical amounts, as do 10 and 11, and each candy’s biggest jump comes at 12 or more. The pink-and-white swirl shows the pattern clearly with 10x, 25x, and 50x, and the yellow drop, the lowest-paying sweet, repeats it with 0.1x, 0.4x, and 1x.

Read that way, a ninth matching candy adds nothing to an eighth, and an eleventh adds nothing to a tenth. After 8, the counts that change a payout are 10 and 12. Avalanche Reels clear the winning candies and refill the reels, repeating until no winning combination is left, and every win from that sequence counts toward the spin’s total. If two different candies each reach 8 on the same screen, both pay, and the game adds those wins together too.

Mid-table, the last step is far bigger than the ones below it. The orange striped sweet pays 1.4x for 8 or 9 and 2.5x for 10 or 11, then 12x once it reaches 12. Lower down, the orange bead ring, red striped bean, green citrus wedge, blue star jelly, and yellow drop all pay below 1x for 8 or 9, and the last three stay below it at 10 or 11 as well. At 12 or more, the pink triangle gumdrop matches the green square jelly at 10x, even though it pays less than the jelly at every lower count: 1.5x against 2x and 1x against 1.2x.

Demo RTP

PopOK lists Bon Bon at 96.27%; the copy here pays back a lower 94.12%. In free play, a spin costs between 0.10 and 1,000. The game grades its own volatility High and gives its hit frequency as 46.47%, and with the lower tiers paying under 1x, a hit can still return less than the spin cost.

Paytable

The Scatter row works differently from the candies, starting at 4 instead of 8, and its 100x for six is the largest pay in either table. Candy rows run from the highest-paying sweet to the lowest, and each figure in both tables is shown in x the total bet.

Symbol 12+ 10 or 11 8 or 9
Pink-and-white swirl 50x 25x 10x
Red ball 25x 10x 2.5x
Blue swirl 15x 5x 2x
Orange striped sweet 12x 2.5x 1.4x
Green square jelly 10x 2x 1.2x
Pink triangle gumdrop 10x 1.5x 1x
Orange bead ring 8x 1.2x 0.8x
Red striped bean 5x 1x 0.5x
Green citrus wedge 4x 0.8x 0.4x
Blue star jelly 2x 0.7x 0.2x
Yellow drop 1x 0.4x 0.1x
Scatters Pay
6 100x
5 5x
4 2x

Ultimate Slots Verdict

Bon Bon earns 4.1/5 for a buy menu that is easy to read and a free spins total that keeps building through the round.

Both buys open 12 spins, and the 500x tier lifts multiplier symbols up to 1000x, while the 100x tier reaches up to 500x. Each multiplier joins the running total only when it lands with a win, which tempers the bigger tier. Six Scatters paying 100x, above any candy, and pay tiers that move in pairs round out a candy slot whose real decision is the menu rather than the reels.

Hits What we like

  • The 500x buy lifts multiplier symbols up to 1000x for the same 12-spin round.
  • The 100x buy still reaches multipliers of up to 500x.
  • A multiplier that lands with a win joins a total kept for the whole round.
  • Six Scatters pay 100x, more than any candy in the table.
  • During free spins, 3 Scatters add 3 more spins.

Misses What could be better

  • Multipliers count only on a spin that also has a win.
  • 8 and 9 of a kind pay the same, as do 10 and 11.
  • Multiplier symbols appear only in free spins.

Detailed Review

Demo Review

500x buys 12 free spins with multipliers of up to 1000x, and 100x buys the same 12 with multipliers of up to 500x. Put side by side, the price gap pays for the top end of the multiplier range and for nothing on the spin count, making Bon Bon’s buy menu a clean trade to read. A top value of up to 1000x matters only when a cone that size lands at the right moment, and that moment is where the menu stops being simple.

What keeps this review from calling the 500x tier an easy pick is the condition on every multiplier. A value joins the total only when it arrives alongside a win, so the larger range is reach the round may never use. The cheaper door has its own case too, at 100x with a top value of up to 500x, and 4 or more Scatters open the same 12 spins without either price. Once a value is in, though, the total keeps working through the remaining spins, extra ones included, meaning a 100x round that picks up several modest values beside wins can still build a large total. That rule is the game’s best idea, and it applies at either price.

Compare Jelly Express, whose locomotive Wild takes a random multiplier from x1 to x100 when it joins a win. Bon Bon, out since July 2025, keeps multipliers out of regular play and saves them for free spins, and that makes timing the thing to watch. A cone marked x100 or x1000 that drops onto a spin with no paying candies leaves the total where it was, and watching a big number fall without effect is part of what the round makes you feel.

So is the 500x tier worth it over the 100x one? On these numbers, it buys a higher top multiplier, up to 1000x against up to 500x, for an identical 12 spins, and each of those multipliers still needs a win beside it. That’s a fair trade, stated plainly. Players drawn to the multiplier range get more of it at 500x; everyone else reaches the same round at 100x, and Bon Bon leaves the call with you.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Both buys open the same 12-spin round, and the 500x price raises the top multiplier from up to 500x on the cheaper buy to up to 1000x.
No. Bon Bon adds a multiplier's value to the total multiplier only when it appears with a win on the same spin, so one landing on a spin with nothing paid stays out of the total.
Three Scatters landing during the round add 3 extra spins to the 12 that 4 or more Scatters award at the start.