How to play CANDY SWAP
CANDY SWAP is a candy-swapping game on a 7x7 board with 7 candy types. 1 swap = 1 bet. The swipe result is sealed with a verification hash before you swap, and every swap that makes a line of 3 or more pays the same. Cleared candies burst, the rest fall without changing type, and new candies drop in from the top. Every paying swipe returns at least 0.1x the stake; the top win is 1,000x.

How to play, step by step
- Set the stake per swap (the + and − buttons or a bet chip).
- Swap two neighbouring candies by dragging or tapping both cells, or press SPIN to let the game pick a pair. Both cost the same stake and pay the same win.
- If the swap does not make a line of 3, the candies bounce back and no stake is taken.
- Matched candies burst, the rest fall, and new candies drop in from the top. Lines that form on their own while falling are part of that round's win, and the multiplier rises with each event.
- YOU WIN sums up the swap. Every swap that earns stars fills the BONUS PROGRESS bar; 10 stars give a free FRENZY (on average one full bar about every 154 swipes).
- Or buy FRENZY directly for 21x the stake (real money only).
Auto mode swaps for you: set the number of rounds and stop rules. There are fast and turbo modes, and the sound can be switched off.
Rules
- The result of each swipe, including the round total, comes from the server seed, client seed and nonce, and is bound by a verification hash before you swipe. Which cells you swap changes only what you see: it does not change the win and does not make winning easier or harder.
- There are 7 candy types and the colour has no effect on the win. Candies left after a clear never change type; they only fall.
- Lines that form on their own while falling pay as part of that round's win, and the wins shown always add up to the sealed total. If fewer lines form than were sealed, the last line takes the rest (BONUS FILL); if more form, the last sealed amount is split between them. If one event forms two groups at once, each group shows its share of that event.
- The cascade multiplier climbs 1× 2× 3× 4× 5× 7× 10× 14× (the last step holds). In FRENZY every step is 1 higher, starting at 2×.
- Extra multipliers attached to a win: ×2 (3.2%) ×3 (1.7%) ×5 (1.3%) ×10 (0.8%)
- BLAST candy: can appear after the first event and pays 0.8× (60%) 2.4× (30%) 5× (10%)
- SUGAR RUSH: a special round with a fixed pay of 1,000× 500× 250× 100× 50× 20× the stake, played as 4 events that add up to exactly the final amount.
- Stars: a real-money swap can earn up to 3 stars (1 star 5.2% · 2 stars 0.5% · 3 stars 0.1%). 10 stars give 1 free FRENZY, whose stake is the average stake of the swaps that earned the stars.
- FRENZY = 8 swaps in a row, also locked in advance. Some are MEGA, multiplying the win to 1,000× 500× 250× the stake. The buy price is 21x the stake. Buying FRENZY does not always return more than the price; most buys return less.
- The top win per round is 1,000x the stake.
- Welcome bonus: can be used as the stake of normal swaps (wins multiplied by 1.1589 under the bonus terms), but cannot buy FRENZY and earns no stars.
Paytable and RTP
| Event tier | Pays | Chance per event |
|---|---|---|
| Tier 1 | 0.1× | 65% |
| Tier 2 | 0.2× | 26% |
| Tier 3 | 0.5× | 8% |
| Tier 4 | 1.5× | 1% |
An RTP of 90% is the theoretical average over a very large number of rounds: players get back 90 of every 100 units staked. The rest is 5% site revenue and a 5% contribution to the Royal Jackpot. Each round is random, so a session can land far above or far below the average.
Bet limits
Each game shows its per-round bet range in the game window, and the range can change with the site policy, so no fixed figures are printed here. The lowest stake the site allows is 0.01 USDT.
Royal Jackpot
Every real-money round adds 5% of the stake to the Royal Jackpot and gets a chance at one of its 4 tiers (MINI, MINOR, MAJOR, GRAND). A bigger stake gives a proportionally bigger chance. Demo rounds cannot win the jackpot.
Demo mode vs real money
Demo mode uses free points, not real money, and they cannot be withdrawn. The demo pays more than real play (RTP about 100% versus 90% with real money), so treat it as a way to learn the game, not as a preview of real-money results.
Verify a round yourself
Before you play you see a commitment (SHA-256 hash) of the server seed that decides the results. When you press "Rotate seed", the old server seed is revealed; press "Verify" on the game page and your browser recomputes every round itself. If the hash and the results match, the results were not changed after you played. The full steps are in the fairness guide.
The fairness panel of the game shows the commitment, the client seed and the nonce of the round. Press "Rotate seed" to reveal the old server seed, and every round played with it is re-checked: the win, the payout and the falling candies frame by frame.
Frequently asked questions
What is the RTP of CANDY SWAP?
90%, from the locked engine (star bonus and free FRENZY included).
Does the pair I swap change the win?
No. The result and the total are sealed before you swap, every pair that makes a line pays the same, and pressing SPIN to let the game pick gives the same result.
Do I lose my stake if a swap makes no line?
No. The candies bounce back and no stake is taken. (If you make too many swaps without a line, swapping pauses for a moment; SPIN still works.)
Do lines that form while candies fall pay extra?
They are part of that round's win. The total does not change; it is simply shown as several events.
Is buying FRENZY worth it?
The price is 21x the stake. The theoretical average of the whole game is 90%, but each FRENZY is very volatile: most return less than the price and a few return a lot.
Does CANDY SWAP have a demo mode? Do I need to sign up first?
Yes. Open the game page and play the demo straight away, no sign-up needed. It uses free points that are not real money and cannot be withdrawn. The demo pays more than real-money play (RTP about 100% versus 90%), so use it only to learn how the game works.
Can CANDY SWAP results be changed after I play?
The random seed is locked with a SHA-256 commitment before you play and revealed after you rotate it, so you can recompute every result in your own browser. If a result were changed after play, the hashes would not match. See the steps in the fairness guide.