Rocket Eruption: Triple Blast

Rocket Eruption: Triple Blast is a volcano-themed slot published by BGaming and developed by its studio partner Atlantic Digital, released on 23 February 2026. It plays on a 5x3 grid with 20 lines, returns 93.67% at medium volatility and takes bets from 0.10 to 40. The top prize is 5,000x the bet, and it is printed on the cabinet as the MAX jackpot.

Three Volcanoes, Three Bonuses

The reels sit in a jungle clearing beneath three erupting volcanoes, and each peak carries the name of a feature: BONUS SPINS on the left, HOLD & WIN in the middle and JACKPOT SPINS on the right. That is the “triple blast” of the title – three separate rounds that can fire one at a time, in pairs, or all three together.

The symbols are classic machine stock: golden 7s, a bell, a horseshoe, a watermelon, cherries and A, K, J and 10. A burning WILD appears on the reels, and a BUY plaque sits on the left of the frame.

Five Jackpots Along The Bottom

The jackpot plaques run in a row under the grid. At a total bet of 260.00 they read:

MAX – 1,300,000, or 5,000x
MEGA – 260,000, or 1,000x
MAJOR – 19,500, or 75x
MINOR – 6,500, or 25x
MINI – 2,600, or 10x

The MAX at 5,000x is the game’s published maximum win, so there is no hidden ceiling here – the top jackpot is the top prize. During the bonus the plaques move up above the reels and turn into five coloured eggs sitting in the lava.

A Deliberately Flat Paytable

The base game values are printed at the stake you are playing. At 260.00 a spin:

7s – 780.00 / 312.00 / 130.00
Bell – 650.00 / 260.00 / 104.00
Horseshoe – 520.00 / 208.00 / 78.00
Watermelon and cherries – 312.00 / 130.00 / 52.00

Five sevens on a line are worth just 3x the bet, and a bell 2.5x. Against five jackpots and a 5,000x maximum, the reels are plainly a waiting room. Our base spins bore that out: 78.00, 234.00 and one better run of 1,560.00 – 0.3x, 0.9x and 6x the stake.

Two Ways To Buy

The FEATURE BUY screen offers two doors, and the wording on them matters:

Bonus Buy – 26,000.00, or 100x – “trigger single, double or triple bonuses at random”
Super Bonus Buy – 52,000.00, or 200x – “trigger the combined triple bonus”

The cheaper door is a lottery: you might get one volcano, you might get all three. The expensive one guarantees all three at once. Doubling the price to remove that uncertainty is an unusually clean piece of design – most studios bury the difference in vague wording.

Twelve Triple Bonus Spins

We took the Super Bonus. The screen announced “CONGRATULATIONS – YOU WON 12 TRIPLE BONUS SPINS” and the game moved into a lava cavern, with a TRIPLE BONUS counter on the left tracking progress: 7/12, then 9/12.

Inside the round the grid fills with burning coins carrying cash values. We counted 260, 520 and 2,600 – that is 1x, 2x and 10x the bet per coin, the last one matching the MINI jackpot exactly. A separate spin filled most of the grid with golden horseshoes for 1,560.00.

Following The Money

The balance readings make this round unusually easy to audit. The credit stood at 92,876 before the purchase and 40,876 immediately after – exactly 52,000 gone. It then held at 40,876 for the whole bonus, which confirms the twelve spins cost nothing extra.

The running total climbed from 12,116 at spin 7 to 29,016 at spin 9, and the round finally paid 54,990.00. The balance afterwards read 95,866 – 40,876 plus 54,990, to the unit. A 200x purchase came back as 211x: a profit, but a slim one, and that is with all three volcanoes firing.

What The 93.67% Means

That return is low – noticeably below the 96% most studios settle on, and more than three points under BGaming’s own recent releases. It is the price of five jackpots and a guaranteed-triple buy option: the money the game hands back in those features has to come out of the base game, which is why five sevens pay 3x.

Medium volatility softens it a little. The reels do keep paying small amounts, and our session never ran dry. But at 93.67% the house edge is over six percent, and that is worth knowing before you settle in for a long stretch of base spins.

Who Actually Made It

One point of confusion worth clearing up. Slot catalogues list the developer of this game as Atlantic Digital rather than BGaming, which can make it look as though the casinos have it filed under the wrong studio. They have not: Atlantic Digital builds games that BGaming publishes and distributes, so the game arrives in a casino lobby under the BGaming name. All six casinos we checked list it as “Rocket Eruption: Triple Blast” by BGaming.

What The Bet Changes

Everything scales with the stake. Our screenshots were taken at 260 a spin, well above the 0.10 to 40 range the catalogues list for real money. What holds at every level are the multiples: the Super Bonus always costs 200x, the MAX jackpot is always 5,000x, and the big coins in the bonus are always 10x the bet.

More From BGaming

BGaming publishes a wide range, some in-house and some from studio partners. Golden Paw: Hold & Win uses four jackpots on 1,024 ways, Wild Million collects cash on a classic fruit grid, and Divine Queen: Heart of Ice shows the studio’s multiplier-reel style at a far higher 97% return.

Who It Is For

Rocket Eruption: Triple Blast is for players who want everything at once. Three bonus rounds firing together, five jackpots and a 5,000x MAX are a lot of machinery for a 5x3 grid, and the two-door buy menu is honest about what you are paying for. The cost is the return: at 93.67% this is one to play in bursts, ideally with the Super Bonus rather than the base game.

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