Sweet Respins

Sweet Respins Overview

Sweet Respins is a five-reel, three-row slot from Foxi (Fazi) with 10 paylines, a 96.05% RTP, a high volatility rating and a published ceiling of 10,000x. It was released on 10 March 2025.

All figures below were read from demo play at a 25.00 stake, in the demo’s FUN units.

Candy in a Pastel Sky

The reels float on a pink and blue cloudscape with a rainbow behind them and striped lollipops standing at the lower corners of the screen. The grid itself is a plain white panel, so the sweets read clearly.

The symbols are a purple star, a butterscotch square, a blue wrapped sweet, cherries, a red heart and a rainbow seven, with a rainbow star lettered WILD and a lollipop marked JACKPOT.

The Jackpot Lollipop Is the Entire Ceiling

The paytable is headed SYMBOL WINS, and its first line does all the work: three JACKPOT lollipops pay 250,000.00 on a 25.00 stake.

That is 10,000x – exactly the game’s published maximum win, from three symbols. Everything else on the table is in a different universe.

The rainbow seven leads the ordinary symbols at 625.00 for five, which is 25x. Then the heart at 300.00 (12x), the star at 150.00 (6x), the blue sweet at 125.00 (5x), the square at 100.00 (4x) and the cherries at 62.50 (2.5x).

So the best ordinary line is worth one four-hundredth of three lollipops – and readers of our Sticky Tiki page will recognise that ratio exactly. It is the same architecture from the same studio: a single jackpot symbol carrying the whole ceiling, with a flat fruit or candy table underneath.

The seven repeats the other Sticky Tiki quirk too. It pays 625.00 for five and 500.00 for four – a step of only a quarter – before dropping to 125.00 for three. The value is concentrated in the fourth symbol.

The five candy symbols below the seven are packed into a band from 2.5x to 12x for five of a kind – a spread of under five to one. Which sweet fills the grid barely matters; how much of it you get does.

The Same Three Pots Again

A bar above the frame carries three figures against a diamond, a gold bar and a silver bar: 16,045.59, 1,736.47 and 218.23.

Those are the same three figures, to the last decimal, that appear on Sticky Tiki and Hot Rush Triple Star. Three different games, one shared pool – so progress toward these pots is not tied to the title you happen to be playing.

Against the 25.00 stake here they stand at roughly 640x, 69x and 9x.

Winning positions are joined by thin candy-cane lines drawn across the grid rather than by highlighting the tiles, which on ten paylines keeps the picture clear while the total counts up in large yellow numerals beneath.

The Respins

The game’s name is its mechanic, and it is announced in large letters across the reels: RESPIN. The capture that catches it has two WILD stars on the third and fourth reels with sevens and squares around them.

The wild is the symbol the respins are built around. Our captures show it single, in pairs, and in one case as a two-by-three block of six filling the middle of the grid.

That six-wild spin is the best in the set: 955.00, which is 38.2x the stake. Six wild positions out of fifteen, on ten paylines, and the result is under forty times the bet.

Note what that implies about the respin feature. It is not a free-spins round with a multiplier ladder or a collection meter; it is a mechanism for putting more wilds on the grid. And wilds on this paytable complete lines worth at most 25x each.

What the Candy Paid

The rest of the captures sit in a narrow band. A grid of butterscotch squares with two wilds paid 300.00 – 12x – and a grid of blue sweets with two wilds 250.00, which is 10x.

Cherries and sevens together returned 262.50 (10.5x), and a grid of red hearts with three wilds down the fourth reel reached 412.50, or 16.5x.

Five results between 10x and 16.5x, and one at 38.2x. For a game rated high volatility that is a surprisingly tight cluster – which makes sense once you notice that the volatility lives entirely in a symbol none of our captures contain.

The interface is the same minimal Redstone shell the studio uses elsewhere: a spin key bottom right with AUTO beside it, BALANCE and STAKE plates at bottom left, and a breadcrumb at top left reading REDSTONE / SWEET RESPINS / DEMO.

What the Session Did

The balance runs 2,228.00, 2,128.00, 1,915.50, 1,363.00, 925.00 and finally 382.50 across the captures – a fall of about 1,845, or 74x the stake.

And that stretch contains every win listed above, including the 38.2x. On a 96.05% return with this paytable, that is the arithmetic working exactly as designed: the candy pays steadily and slightly too little, and the lollipop is what you are actually there for.

One practical consequence of the shared pots: if you are chasing the diamond figure, the stake you play at changes what it is worth as a multiple. At 25.00 the top pot is about 640x; at the 10.00 stake Sticky Tiki was played at, the same cash figure is 1,600x.

Who Should Play It

Sweet Respins is for players who want a bright, simple candy slot with one enormous prize behind it. The artwork is genuinely pretty, the paytable fits on one screen, and the shared jackpot bar means time spent here counts toward the same pots as the studio’s other titles.

The reservations are structural and worth being clear about: the 10,000x ceiling is three lollipops and nothing else, the best ordinary line is 25x, and our session fell 74x the stake while producing six winning spins. The high volatility rating is honest, but it describes a symbol you may never see.

Where to Play Sweet Respins

You can try this game on 7gold Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 400% up to £1500 for a limited time.

Sweet Respins was listed in all six of our partner casino libraries when we checked on 22 September 2026 – under Foxi at five of them and under the studio’s older name, Fazi, at the sixth.