Fruit and candy
Enough identical symbols make a regular match. Similar colors do not make different symbols the same.
Sweet Bonanza by Pragmatic Play is a fruit and candy-themed slot. Its screen-wide symbol counts and tumbling sequence distinguish it from a fixed-line structure.

The developer describes matches of 8–12 or more identical symbols anywhere on the screen. A single aligned row is not the central condition. The exact value for each level belongs in the game's paytable.
After a match, a tumble can replace symbols and create another match in the sequence. Several results within one sequence do not predict a future spin. When the tumble stops, that sequence's evaluation ends.
The original Sweet Bonanza description says 4–6 scatters trigger a feature with 10 free spins. Multiplier symbols valued from 2x to 100x can appear during it. Do not automatically transfer these details to later editions with similar names.
Symbols sharing a screen do not necessarily share a function. Separate regular matching, feature triggering and feature calculations.
Enough identical symbols make a regular match. Similar colors do not make different symbols the same.
This relates to triggering the special phase. The minimum count for ordinary symbols is not a substitute for its conditions.
Applicable multiplier values are added at the end of the feature's tumble sequence. Their appearance on every regular spin is not guaranteed.

Suppose a qualifying feature tumble contains 2x and 5x multiplier symbols. The developer's description adds applicable values at the end of the sequence. Addition is different from multiplying them to obtain 10x.
The picture illustrates a general slot concept rather than a working Sweet Bonanza screen. Use the actual edition's rules and outcome record to interpret a result, not the symbols in a concept image.
Distinguish Sweet Bonanza from numbered or special later editions.
Understand symbol counts and the role of tumbles.
Read scatter and multiplier conditions together.
The original description counts the required matching symbols anywhere on the screen.
No. A tumble is a replacement sequence after a match; free spins are a feature phase.
The applicable feature description adds multiplier values. Read the complete conditions for how they apply to the sequence.
No. Previous spins or waiting length do not guarantee the next feature.