Big Bass Raceday Repeat RTP: 96.51% and 12 Racing Gates

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Where the figure comes from

The 96.51% is Pragmatic Play’s own number, read on its Big Bass Raceday Repeat page on August 6, 2026. We publish the studio’s figure, not an aggregator’s, because the studio page beats every aggregator on this site.

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The usual Pragmatic caveat applies. The studio certifies alternate RTP builds of its games, and each casino chooses the build it runs, so the game at your casino can pay less than the headline figure. The in-game info panel names the exact RTP of the build in front of you, so read it before you play. If your screen ever disagrees with this page, trust your screen and tell us. We publish corrections in public.

How the game works

Everything below comes from Pragmatic Play’s own description, read August 6, 2026. In the base game, matching at least three race day themed symbols awards instant cash prizes, and landing 3 to 5 scatters triggers the bonus game with 10 to 20 free spins.

Before the bonus begins, you pick from 12 racing gates for a chance at a random modifier: extra money symbols, retrigger multipliers of up to 20x, fewer scatters needed to retrigger, or a combination of all three. During the feature, fisherman wilds collect every visible racehorse money symbol, and those money symbols can land as giant 3×3 symbols. Every fourth wild awards 10 more free spins, with a 2x multiplier on the first retrigger, 3x on the second and 10x on the third. Other features can also activate randomly during the bonus, per the studio page.

Where it sits in the Big Bass family

This is another entry in Pragmatic’s long-running Big Bass line, and the core loop is the family’s: wilds collect money symbols, retriggers raise the multiplier. Raceday Repeat’s own additions, per its page, are the racing-gate pick before the bonus and the giant 3×3 money symbols. We cover the family in depth already: how the wild collection and retrigger loop pays in Big Bass Bonanza 1000 and the questions players actually ask about Big Bass Splash. Each entry publishes its own RTP on its own Pragmatic page, so never assume the family shares one figure.

What 96.51% costs you in practice

RTP is a long-run average. At 96.51%, every 100 you wager comes back as 96.51 on average, so the game keeps 3.49. The cheapest games we track keep far less: the 99% Plinko builds we cover keep 1 of every 100, and Aviator’s fixed 97%, verified in Spribe’s own game rules, keeps 3. Put plainly, the same turnover costs about three and a half times more here than on a 99% Plinko. What you buy with that is the bonus math, collect wilds, growing retrigger multipliers, and the swings that come with them. Short sessions will land far from the average in both directions.

Quick answers

What is the RTP of Big Bass Raceday Repeat? 96.51%, published on Pragmatic Play’s own game page, read August 6, 2026.

Is the RTP the same at every casino? Not guaranteed. Pragmatic certifies alternate RTP builds and each operator picks one, so 96.51% is the headline build. Check the in-game info panel where you play for the build you are actually on.

Is the RTP different from Big Bass Bonanza’s? Every Big Bass title carries its own published figure, and operators can also run alternate builds of each. Raceday Repeat’s studio figure is 96.51%. Big Bass Bonanza 1000 publishes the same 96.51%, and our page on it shows where that return sits and what the 20,000x ceiling costs.

Where does the figure come from? Pragmatic Play’s game page for Big Bass Raceday Repeat, read first-hand on August 6, 2026. We do not publish aggregator numbers when the studio publishes its own.

Reviewed by the PlayStories editorial team. Last updated August 6, 2026. Figure from Pragmatic Play’s own game page, per our methodology, corrections published in public. 18+. Play responsibly.

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