About Bigpot Gaming
Bigpot Gaming is a privately held casino game developer established in 2019. The provider, also presented as BP Games, has built a catalogue of more than 60 slots alongside casual and casino-style games. Its current releases target several international markets, with a particularly visible focus on Asian themes and mobile play.
Bigpot Gaming Limited received a Malta Gaming Authority Type 1 B2B Critical Gaming Supply licence in August 2025 under number MGA/B2B/1063/2024. The company also displays relationships with testing organisations including BMM Testlabs, GLI, Gaming Associates and iTech Labs.
This is a useful improvement in corporate transparency. Older reviews were written before the MGA licence was issued and often relied on unclear claims about the provider's location or regulatory position. I would use the current Malta company and licence details rather than repeating unsupported statements that Bigpot has always been licensed in multiple markets.
Bigpot's Wider Game Style
The catalogue mixes classic reels with modern cascades, Hold & Win, Bonus Buy and three-level jackpot products. Recent titles include Sugar Crush, Reel Bass Family, Chan's Treasure, Celestial Goddess, Moonlight Cats and Magic Candy Factory.
The studio is prepared to move between low-volatility casual slots and high-volatility releases carrying five-figure maximums. That makes provider-level predictions unreliable: every game needs to be checked separately.
Bonanza Coins
Bonanza Coins was released in June 2023 and is the provider's principal game using the Bonanza name. Available data lists high volatility, a 95.43% RTP and potential up to 999× the bet.
| Bonanza Coins specification | Published information |
|---|---|
| Provider | Bigpot Gaming / BP Games |
| Release date | June 2023 |
| RTP | 95.43% |
| Volatility | High |
| Maximum win | 999× the bet |
| Progressive jackpot | Not confirmed for this title |
The coin theme fits Bigpot's wider preference for visible prize symbols and jackpot-style presentation. However, the provider does not currently publish a sufficiently detailed public game sheet for Bonanza Coins. I would avoid adding exact reel dimensions, paylines or bonus-trigger conditions without checking the rules inside the demo.
This is an important editorial boundary. Several casino databases list the title but provide only RTP, volatility and maximum win. Filling the missing fields with the mechanics of another Bigpot coin game would create a polished but inaccurate review.
RTP and Maximum Win
The 95.43% RTP sits below the 96% reference point commonly available in online slots. It is not exceptionally poor, but it gives Bonanza Coins less long-term theoretical value than many later Bigpot releases listed above 96%.
The 999× maximum is also restrained for a high-volatility game. A lower cap is not automatically negative, but I would normally expect high volatility to be supported by a more substantial top prize. The combination raises a reasonable question about where the game's mathematical value is concentrated.
| Metric | My interpretation |
|---|---|
| 95.43% RTP | Acceptable but below many modern alternatives |
| High volatility | Results may arrive unevenly despite the moderate maximum |
| 999× maximum | More restrained than the five-figure potential common in current Bonanza games |
I would not assume that a 999× cap makes the maximum easy to hit. The probability depends on the complete pay model, not simply the size of the headline. A 999× event can remain extremely rare.
Does Bigpot Gaming Have a Bonanza Series?
I have not found evidence of a substantial Bigpot Bonanza franchise. Bonanza Coins appears to be a standalone title rather than a sequel family with recurring characters or mechanics.
The provider's identity is more closely associated with Bonus Buy, free spins, jackpot systems and accessible mobile games than with one Bonanza engine. The title therefore looks primarily promotional.
That does not mean the game itself lacks merit, but the available documentation is too thin to credit it with a significant mechanical contribution. Bigpot has produced more technically ambitious games elsewhere in its catalogue.
Transparency and Australian Players
Bigpot's newer MGA licence provides a verifiable B2B credential, but it was issued after Bonanza Coins was released. The game may also have separate laboratory certification, depending on the market and operator.
A supplier licence does not authorise an offshore casino to provide real-money online pokies in Australia. Players need to assess the operator's licence, terms and geographic restrictions independently.
My assessment of Bonanza Coins is cautious. The theme fits the provider, but the 95.43% RTP and 999× cap are not especially competitive, and public rules are limited. I would test the demo, inspect the in-game paytable and confirm every missing specification before adding more detailed mechanical claims to the page.
