LolliPop Slot Review

LolliPop Slot Overview

LolliPop is a five-reel PopWins slot that throws you into a bright candy shop packed with sweets, glass jars and a huge lollipop behind the grid. The layout starts at 5x3 with 486 ways paying both ways, and wins expand the reels on each spin. Stakes run from 0.20 up to 100 per spin, with a fixed RTP around 95.8% and very high volatility that can feel swingy but rewarding.

From a player’s point of view, LolliPop mixes fast PopWins action with a hold-and-win style bonus built around cash-valued scatters and extra lives. The game aims at those who like building multipliers and ways rather than chasing small line hits. Max potential clocks in at roughly 13,000x the bet if you climb the upgrade ladder in the bonus, so I treat it as a high-risk candy rush rather than a casual time killer.

LolliPop Slot Information

The LolliPop slot plays on a 5x3 grid that can expand up to 5 rows in the base game and up to 7 rows in the bonus, which pushes ways up towards 33,614. Wins land for three or more matching symbols on adjacent reels from either side, so the both-ways system keeps things busy. It runs smoothly on mobile and desktop, with simple controls and a very clear PopWins counter on each reel.

Paytable wise, the lower paying symbols are chocolate-framed candies in purple, blue, pink and orange. Hitting five of a kind on these pays around 0.4x to 0.6x your stake. The higher paying symbols are sweets and pastries in light blue, dark blue, orange, green, pink and yellow tones, including gummy-style pieces and baked goodies. Five high symbols pay roughly 1x to 4x the bet, which matters once multipliers kick in.

LolliPop keeps things focused by skipping wilds completely. Instead, the key icon in the base game is the red and white lollipop scatter, which triggers free spins when at least three land. Inside the bonus, scatters turn into different lollipop rewards with fixed cash values, while heart symbols act as extra lives and also increase reel height. That mix of cash scatters and hearts drives nearly all big-hit potential in the slot.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x4
	4	x1.5
	3	x0.5
	5	x2.5
	4	x1
	3	x0.3
	5	x1.5
	4	x0.6
	3	x0.2
	5	x1.5
	4	x0.6
	3	x0.2
	5	x1
	4	x0.4
	3	x0.15
	5	x1
	4	x0.4
	3	x0.15
	5	x0.6
	4	x0.15
	3	x0.05
	5	x0.6
	4	x0.15
	3	x0.05
	5	x0.4
	4	x0.1
	3	x0.05
	5	x0.4
	4	x0.1
	3	x0.05
	Scatter

LolliPop Slot Features

Core gameplay in LolliPop revolves around the PopWins mechanic and a StickyPop twist in the base game. Any win removes the padlock above a reel, doubles the winning symbol positions and draws in new icons, so reels climb from three rows up to five. While a win chain is running, StickyPop holds all matching symbols in place, respinning the rest of the grid to chase extra hits and longer PopWins sequences.

As reels grow in LolliPop, a base game multiplier comes into play. When a reel reaches full height, the first unlocked reel sets a 2x multiplier, and each extra maxed reel adds one more step up to a total of 6x. Once the spin sequence ends, the game totals all ways wins and then applies that multiplier. When several reels hit five rows, even modest symbol combos can suddenly feel pretty tasty.

PopWins Feature in LolliPop

The PopWins feature in LolliPop is what keeps both the base game and bonus ticking over. Every winning symbol pops and is replaced by two symbols, lifting the reel height and increasing the number of ways. In the base game, reels can reach five rows before resetting between spins, while in free spins they can grow to seven rows and then stay that way, which is where the larger win setups tend to appear.

Free Spins in LolliPop

Free spins in LolliPop trigger when three, four or five lollipop scatters land. The more scatters you hit, the taller the starting grid and the more lives you take into the round, usually beginning on 5x3, 5x4 or 5x5. Reels spin using only lollipop cash symbols, hearts or blanks. Any lollipop or heart that lands locks in place, expands its reel by one row and resets your remaining lives, which creates a hold-and-win feel.

Each lollipop in LolliPop carries a prize such as 1x, 3x, 5x, 10x, 20x, 100x or 500x the bet. Landing enough of the same value upgrades that group to the next step on the ladder, with a handy meter beside the reels tracking progress. Hearts add one or two extra lives and also grow their reel. When a reel hits seven rows, every lollipop on it doubles in value, which can turn medium numbers into serious totals.

Reel heights do not reset between spins in LolliPop free spins, so once a reel has climbed it stays that way for the rest of the round. That steady build-up of height and upgraded lollipops is what gives the feature its punch. On good runs I have seen collections jump quickly from low multipliers up towards triple-digit values, and with up to 33,614 ways active, the summed cash prizes can approach the 13,000x ceiling.

Gamble Wheel and Bonus Buy in LolliPop

Before free spins start in LolliPop, you can gamble on a wheel to try to increase reel height and lives. You spin up to two times, and a miss drops you straight back to the base game with nothing, so I use it with care. If you want to skip the wait, a bonus buy option can trigger free spins, either at a standard entry level for about 75x the bet or maxed-out for roughly 500x.

LolliPop Slot Conclusion

From my experience, LolliPop is a strong pick if you already like PopWins slots and do not mind long dry spells in exchange for explosive runs. The candy theme looks bright without getting in the way, and the way wins pay from both sides keeps the grid feeling active. The lack of wilds means you rely heavily on expanding reels and multipliers, so base game sessions can swing quite hard in either direction.

Where LolliPop really shines is the bonus, especially once several reels reach full height and lollipop collections start climbing the ladder. Extra lives from hearts give the feature that tense push-your-luck rhythm, though a few blank spins can kill things quickly. I treat it as a high-volatility grind with rare, sweet bursts when the upgrades line up, and in that role it does its job very well for me.

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