A Pragmatic Play five-reel, three-row video slot built around Hold & Spinner respins and a wild-collecting Free Spins round, with 96.07% RTP and high volatility.

Ten Lines, Two Rounds. Reels spin across five columns and three rows under a fishing lake theme, and ten fixed paylines pay left to right from the leftmost reel. Two mechanics carry the game: three or more money symbols open a Hold & Spinner respin round, and three or more scatters start Free Spins where a Fisherman wild sweeps up the money values.
Set A Bet You Can Hold. High volatility means the bigger results come rarely, so a bankroll needs room and a bet you can hold without flinching. Bets run from £0.10 to £5, which suits small-stake players and keeps session swings modest. Anyone hunting a steady trickle of small wins will find it slow going; anyone willing to wait for a feature will recognise the pattern.
When The Meter Starts Filling. Where many Pragmatic Play releases lean on a single bonus round, this one puts a Hold & Spinner respin feature beside the Free Spins. Wilds in the bonus collect fish money into a twelve-slot meter, and every fourth wild adds spins again with a rising collection multiplier. One game, two very different routes to a payout.
Learn MoreThe figures readers check first, set out plainly so nothing about the game is a surprise.
The order of a round, so no part of the play comes as a surprise.
The page beside this one walks through every screen of this slot, the bonus round included: Big Bass – Hold & Spinner screenshots (High Vol Slots)
Every figure below is money paid at a £0.40 bet, and rarer symbols on the reels pay more.
Before The Meter Fills. Three, four or five scatters hand you 10, 15 or 20 spins. The Fisherman wild lands on every reel, and each one you catch pulls a fish money value onto a 12-slot meter.
Hold-And-Respin Round. Three or more money symbols open a hold-and-respin round. The grid turns into a fishing net, you start with 4 respins, and each new money symbol resets the count to 4 and adds its value to the total.
What Starts The Features? Five reels and three rows run 10 fixed paylines, paying left to right from the leftmost reel. Money symbols set the hold-and-respin round going, and scatters bring the free spins.
Return to player is a long-run average, not a promise for one session, and the version running here is set out in the game rules.
Across the United Kingdom the top stake for this slot is £5, and a full £5 spin can pay at most £50 000.
On this market the reels turn one spin at a time, because autoplay is not offered to United Kingdom players.
Every sibling in this series sits near 96.5% RTP, and the maximum win runs from 5 000x up to 25 000x the stake.
Useful when you want to read the reels and the meter before any money leaves your balance.
No Due Time On The Net. Whether the net round comes on your next spin or never in the session is set by the random generator each time. No pattern on the reels tells you it is due.
Keep The Session In View. A 96.07% figure describes a very long run of spins, not your evening. Any session can end above or below it, and no stake size changes that.
Your Copy, Your Number. The same game ships in more than one return setting, and the version running here is stated in the rules screen. Read it there rather than trusting a general figure.
How Real Is The Top Prize? The top award of 10,000 times your stake is a cap, not a plan. Reaching it needs a rare run of fish values, and most sessions finish far below.
Useful when you have a few questions left before you set a stake and start.
A Figure Chosen In Advance. Before the first spin, pick an amount you can lose without it mattering next week. High volatility means quiet stretches, and a set budget keeps those stretches from emptying your balance.
Where Does The Session End? Decide in advance at which point you walk away, win or lose, then keep to it. A big collection round feels like an invitation to stay; the stopping point works only if it was set earlier.
Big Bass – Hold & Spinner Under Account Limits. Deposit limits and loss limits live in your account and apply to every game here. Big Bass – Hold & Spinner is no exception, so set them once and let them hold the line for you.
A Pause Taken Early. If the reels stop being fun and start to feel like an obligation, use a cooling-off period or self-exclusion through your account. Getting away is always a valid move, at any point of a session.
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