Supermarket Spree Slot Review

Supermarket Spree Slot Overview

Supermarket Spree from PG Soft drops me into Marina’s Mark Each Coin supermarket on its 10th anniversary, with shelves packed and a huge 85 percent sale running. The story sets up the Scatter Pays mechanic nicely, because every spin feels like rushing through aisles looking for products with multiplier stickers attached. Those special items can turn a normal grocery trip into a session capable of paying up to twenty five thousand times my stake.

The 6x6 grid in Supermarket Spree sits in front of a blurred supermarket backdrop, with symbols dropping in like goods at the till. PG Soft have clearly built it for phones, yet on desktop the aspect ratio still works well and everything stays readable. Cascading reels trigger on every win, the soundtrack blends upbeat music with checkout beeps, and overall the game has that lighthearted, busy shop floor feel I enjoy.

Supermarket Spree Game Information

Supermarket Spree runs on a 6x6 layout using Scatter Pays, so wins land whenever eight or more matching symbols hit anywhere on the grid. Stakes start at 0.20 and reach 100 per spin, which keeps it accessible while still tempting higher risk play. Volatility sits around medium, so I see regular small clusters mixed with swingy sessions when cascades, multipliers and free spins line up in the right way.

Supermarket Spree Symbols and Paytable

In Supermarket Spree the premium symbols cover the better supermarket buys, from cheese and bread through milk and ham up to the top paying lobster. Because of the Scatter Pays engine you need at least eight matching icons anywhere, with the biggest returns arriving at fifteen or more in view. Hitting a large cluster of lobsters pays fifteen times the bet, while the other premiums drop through ranges like twelve and a half, ten and seven and a half times.

Lower value symbols in Supermarket Spree stick to fruit and veg, such as potatoes, onions, grapes, apples and bananas. At the top cluster size, these pay between one and a half and four times my stake, which fits their frequent appearances. Because the game relies on clusters of eight or more, even the cheaper icons can stack into handy hits when the grid fills up, especially during longer cascades or spins touched by multipliers.

On top of the regular paytable, Supermarket Spree uses shopping trolley scatters to trigger free spins and coloured multiplier symbols that land with values between two and five times in the base game. There are no wilds here, which feels unusual at first, but the Scatter Pays model and cascades pick up some of that work. I tend to watch for boards full of mid range symbols, as those set ups often drop several multiplier icons together.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	15+	x15
	13+	x10
	12	x7.5
	11	x5
	10	x4
	9	x3
	8	x2
	15+	x12.5
	13+	x7.5
	12	x5
	11	x4
	10	x3
	9	x2.5
	8	x1.5
	15+	x10
	13+	x5
	12	x4
	11	x3
	10	x2.5
	9	x2
	8	x1.25
	15+	x7.5
	13+	x4
	12	x3
	11	x2.5
	10	x2
	9	x1.5
	8	x1
	15+	x5
	13+	x3
	12	x2.5
	11	x2
	10	x1.5
	9	x1.25
	8	x1
	15+	x4
	13+	x2.5
	12	x2
	11	x1.5
	10	x1
	9	x0.75
	8	x0.5
	15+	x3
	13+	x2
	12	x1.5
	11	x1
	10	x0.75
	9	x0.5
	8	x0.45
	15+	x2.5
	13+	x1.5
	12	x1
	11	x0.75
	10	x0.5
	9	x0.45
	8	x0.4
	15+	x2
	13+	x1.25
	12	x0.75
	11	x0.5
	10	x0.45
	9	x0.4
	8	x0.3
	15+	x1.5
	13+	x1
	12	x0.5
	11	x0.45
	10	x0.4
	9	x0.3
	8	x0.25

Bonus Features in Supermarket Spree

The core mechanic in Supermarket Spree is the collapsing reels feature, where every winning cluster disappears and new symbols fall from above. This can repeat several times from a single paid spin, so a modest first hit sometimes grows into a string of payouts. During both base game and bonus play, multiplier symbols can drop with values between two and five times, stacking together and applying to the final win once all cascades have finished.

Hitting three or more scatters on any spin in Supermarket Spree awards ten free spins to start, with every extra triggering scatter adding two further spins. The feature really heats up because multiplier symbols now appear with values between five and fifty times, and two scatters during the round add another five spins. I have had bonus rounds where a couple of big cascades, fed by stacked multipliers, have pushed my return far beyond what the base game manages.

RTP, Volatility and Max Win in Supermarket Spree

On paper Supermarket Spree comes with an RTP around 96.71 percent, with some configurations nudging that figure slightly higher, and a listed hit rate of about 28.15 percent. Volatility feels firmly medium in my sessions, though the multipliers mean individual spins can still spike hard. The bet range usually runs from 0.20 up to 100 per spin, and the advertised top win of twenty five thousand times stake keeps me chasing those dream supermarket hauls.

My Final Verdict on Supermarket Spree

After plenty of play, Supermarket Spree has become my go to PG Soft title whenever I fancy a light, colourful slot with real punch behind the maths. The Scatter Pays grid keeps spins feeling busy, the collapsing reels stop the base game from going flat, and the multiplier symbols give almost any board the chance to surprise me. The theme might be simple, yet the way wins can chain still keeps me engaged.

There are a few niggles with Supermarket Spree for my taste, such as the lack of wild symbols and no option to buy straight into the free spins. That said, the combination of fair hit rate, decent RTP and the potential for clustered wins multiplied up to fifty times makes it a slot I am happy to return to. When those trolley scatters appear together, the game still delivers genuine supermarket rush moments.

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