Giga Match Bunny

Giga Match Bunny Overview

Giga Match Bunny is a match-anywhere slot from Ruby Play with a 96.3% RTP and a published ceiling of 2,000x. It was released on 14 April 2025.

No volatility rating is published for this title and we have not invented one. All figures below were read from demo play at €5.00 and €10.00 total bets.

A Meadow in Spring

The grid sits on a wooden board in a sunlit meadow, with pine woods behind and daisies, carrots and butterflies scattered along the bottom of the screen. The whole thing is pastel and deliberately gentle.

The symbols match: a painted egg, a carrot, a daisy, a blue butterfly and card ranks from 10 to A, with a pair of bunnies as the game’s big symbol.

Match Eight to Win

The footer states the rule in three words while the reels are still: MATCH 8 TO WIN. There are no paylines – you need eight or more of the same symbol anywhere on the grid.

The paytable then divides into three bands: 8–9, 10–11 and 12+. At the €5.00 stake the egg pays €250.00 for twelve or more, €125.00 for ten or eleven and €50.00 for eight or nine.

Below it the carrot pays €125.00 at the top band, the daisy €75.00 and the butterfly €60.00. The card ranks run from A at €50.00 down to 10 at €15.00.

Converted, twelve eggs is 50x the stake and twelve tens is 3x. The jump between bands is what matters: the egg is worth five times more for twelve than for eight, so the last three symbols on a cluster are the valuable ones.

The footer confirms each result as it lands – MATCH 9 PAYS €1.00 in one capture – so you can see exactly which band paid.

And here is the number that puts the whole paytable in perspective. One capture’s footer reads MATCH 16 PAYS €7.00 – sixteen matching symbols, on a €10.00 stake, for seven tenths of the bet.

That was a card rank rather than an egg, and it is the clearest possible statement of where the value sits: on this game a huge cluster of a cheap symbol is still a losing spin. Eleven symbols in another capture paid €6.00 at the €5.00 stake, which is 1.2x.

The Giga Match

The game’s name comes from its big symbol: a pair of bunnies occupying a two-by-two block, which lands in the middle of the grid and counts as several positions at once.

One base capture has the bunnies with daisies and carrots around them, paying €34.00 on a €10.00 stake – 3.4x – with small €10.00 cash values printed on the grid beside them.

Progressive Jackpots, and They Really Move

The top of the screen carries a GRAND figure alongside MAJOR, MINOR and MINI, and unlike most of the games in these batches these are genuinely progressive.

The captures prove it. The GRAND reads €12,889.09 in one, €20,000.00 in another and €24,752.87 in a third. The MAJOR moves with it – €1,288.90, then €2,475.28 – and so do the MINOR and MINI.

A second column of smaller progressive values runs down the top-left corner, numbered 3, 4, 5 and 6, under a Match Blitz badge – a separate ladder of pots tied to the match count.

At the €5.00 stake a GRAND of €24,752 is roughly 4,950x, which is well above the game’s own 2,000x ceiling – the usual sign that the jackpot pool is counted separately from the maximum win.

Ten Free Games

The round is announced on a basket of eggs: CONGRATULATIONS! 10 FREE GAMES, with a START button.

Inside it the counter sits in the footer – 9 of 10 FREE GAMES in one capture – and a ROUND WIN label appears above the grid to separate the round’s total from the individual spin.

That capture is the session’s best: a grid filled with tens and kings paying €72.00 at the €5.00 stake, which is 14.4x – from the cheapest symbols on the game landing in quantity.

A second free-spin capture reaches €78.50 at the €5.00 stake – 15.7x – from a grid of queens and aces with the win trails lit across it. Both good round spins came from quantity rather than from the premium symbols.

The Purchase Asks Twice

A green BUY FEATURE plate on the left rail reads €1,000.00 at the €10.00 stake, and at €5.00 the confirmation dialog quotes €500.00. Either way that is 100x the stake.

The dialog itself is worth quoting, because it is more explicit than most: ARE YOU SURE YOU WANT TO PURCHASE FREE GAMES AT THE COST OF €500.00? with YES and NO buttons. No small print, no ambiguity about what is being charged.

Set that against the round we captured – 14.4x on its best spin – and the 100x ticket is asking a great deal. The progressive pots are presumably part of what you are paying for.

What the Session Did

The cash field runs €980.00, 973.00, 889.00 and €389.00 across the captures – and the largest single step down is the 500.00 purchase.

The footer narrates the state in plain words throughout: MATCH 8 TO WIN, GOOD LUCK!, PRESS SPIN TO START GAME.

Small cash values also appear on the grid itself – €5.00 and €2.00 tiles in the base captures – so some positions carry money of their own alongside the matching symbols.

Who Should Play It

Giga Match Bunny is for players who like match-anywhere grids and want live progressives overhead. The three-band paytable is easy to read, the footer tells you exactly which band paid, and the purchase dialog is the clearest we have seen.

The reservations are the price of the feature at 100x and a base game where a full band of card ranks is worth a few times the stake. The progressives are the real draw here, and they are not part of the published 2,000x ceiling.

One note for the library: all six partner casinos carry eleven Giga Match titles from Ruby Play – Gems Party, Mahjong, Phantasmal, Moolah 94 and others – so check the suffix before you launch.

Where to Play Giga Match Bunny

You can try this game on Casino007 Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 400% up to £1200 for a limited time.

Giga Match Bunny was listed under Ruby Play in all six of our partner casino libraries when we checked on 22 September 2026.