Our Story
About This Site
An independent Canadian resource built around one slot, checked against every source we could find.
How This Site Started
This site began as a single page of notes on Big Bass Bonanza, put together after noticing how much the published numbers disagreed from one casino lobby to the next. Pragmatic Play's own game page confirms the title, the fishing theme, and the release date, but leaves several core figures unlisted on its official site.
We built the rest of the project around closing that gap for Canadian players specifically. That meant cross-checking review sites, casino databases, and regulatory pages, then flagging where the numbers genuinely conflict rather than picking whichever figure looked cleanest.
The team is small: a couple of writers who focus on slot mechanics and math, and an editor who checks every spec against at least two independent sources before it goes on the page. Nobody on the team is employed by Pragmatic Play or by any casino operator.
We are not licensed in any Canadian province and we do not accept real-money wagers ourselves. Our job is limited to describing how Big Bass Bonanza works, what its documented RTP range and max win are, and what to expect from its free spins mechanic.
Affiliate Disclosure and Editorial Approach
Some links on this site lead to online casinos that offer Big Bass Bonanza for real-money play. If a reader signs up through one of those links, the operator may pay us a referral fee. That arrangement never changes how a page is written, and it never affects which numbers we publish for RTP, volatility, or max win.
Where the record is genuinely split — for example, the multiple RTP configurations reported for this title, ranging from roughly 85% up to the 96.71% headline figure — we say so once, plainly, instead of repeating a disclaimer on every page. Where a figure such as hit frequency has no reliable published source at all, we say it is not confirmed rather than filling in an industry-typical guess.
We do not operate a casino, hold a Canadian gaming licence, or process deposits. Any casino linked from this site holds its own licence, separate from ours, and Canadian visitors should confirm that licence and its terms before registering.
This site is intended for readers who are 19 years of age or older, or 18 in Alberta, Manitoba, and Quebec. If gambling stops being entertainment, resources such as ConnexOntario or the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction are worth contacting.
How We Handle Conflicting Data
Big Bass Bonanza has been republished under several near-identical names — Bigger Bass Bonanza, Big Bass Bonanza Megaways, Big Bass Bonanza 1000 — and some review sites blend specs from these variants with the original. When we cite a grid size, paylines, or a max win multiplier, it refers to the base 2020 title unless stated otherwise. We update this page when Pragmatic Play's own listing changes or when a discrepancy between sources is resolved by a more authoritative record.