Buy the feature,
skip the wait.

Bonus buy, feature buy, buy free spins— they all name the same button. Instead of spinning the base game until the scatters or trigger symbols line up, you pay a set price and the game drops you straight into its bonus round. On most PragmatikPlay slots that's the free spins; on hold-and-spin titles like Cash Elevator or Chilli Heat Megaways it's the money-respin round. The feature then plays exactly as it would have if you'd triggered it the slow way.

The price is almost always around 100× your stake. A $1 spin buys the feature for roughly $100; The Hand of Midas lets you scale up to 300× for more guaranteed scatters, while Wild Booster sits lower at ~75×. That price isn't arbitrary — it's reverse-engineered from how much the bonus round pays on average, which is the whole reason buying doesn't hand you an edge.

The RTP trade-off is real and usually unfavourable. Many PragmatikPlay slots publish a separate RTP for the bonus-buy mode. Sometimes it matches the base game; often it's a fraction lower, because you're paying a premium for guaranteed access. You are converting a long, cheap grind into a single expensive outcome with the same — or slightly worse — long-run return. Always read the game's info screen for the exact figure before you commit.

Buying accelerates your spend. That's the risk. One buy on a $1 stake is ~$100 gone in a single click. The variance is brutal: the feature can pay nothing, and there's no base-game play cushioning the cost. If you set a budget, a bonus buy can burn through it in seconds. Decide your limit before you open the game, treat each buy as a complete bet in its own right, and never buy to chase a loss. If gambling stops feeling like entertainment, step away — helplines are in the footer of every page.

Availability note: the buy button is disabled in several regulated markets — the UK banned it outright in 2021, and Sweden and a handful of others restrict it. Whether you can use it depends on your jurisdiction and operator, not on PragmatikPlay.