Le Bunny is a 6×5 cluster-pay game in which five or more matching connected symbols form a win. Its main loop has two layers. Super Cascades remove every regular symbol type that contributed to a win and refill the gaps, while those winning positions gain Golden Frames. A Rainbow activates all Golden Frames after the win total has been collected. That activation can reveal Coins, Clovers, Baskets or Jackpot Eggs, and the rules specify an order for resolving them rather than treating the reveal as a single undifferentiated prize.
Le Bunny at a glance
| Provider | Hacksaw Gaming |
|---|---|
| Genre / theme | Animals |
| Game type | Video slot |
| Reels / grid | 6 reels, 5 rows |
| Reference RTP | 96.14% |
| Payout mechanic | Cluster pays; no traditional paylines |
| Main features | Cluster wins mark Golden Frames; Rainbows activate them, then Clovers multiply and Baskets collect. Three, four and five scatters trigger distinct 10-spin persistence modes. |
RTP and stake limits can vary by version and market. Check the information screen in the game you open. Maximum win is a ceiling, not an expected result.
Clusters create frames; Super Cascades extend the board
The exact HGMT Ltd rules describe six reels by five rows and no traditional paylines. A win needs at least five identical connected symbols anywhere on the grid. When a combination forms, the positions of its symbols gain Golden Frames. This makes the marked layer a consequence of a particular cluster, not a random overlay. The same rules distinguish ordinary cascades from Super Cascades: after any spin, winning symbols disappear and replacements fall from above; in a Super Cascade, every regular symbol type that formed a winning combination is removed before the spaces refill.
A Rainbow is not simply another prize symbol. Once wins have been collected, a Rainbow on the grid activates every Golden Frame. Frames can reveal Bronze, Silver or Gold Coins, Baskets, Green or Gold Clovers, or Jackpot Eggs. Coin values are stake multipliers: Bronze ranges from 0.2x to 4x, Silver from 5x to 20x, and Gold from 25x to 500x. The reveal remains conditional: a marked square still needs the Rainbow event before its concealed special symbol can be resolved.
The Golden Frame resolution has a stated order
After all frames reveal, Green Clovers multiply Coins or existing Baskets in adjacent positions; Gold Clovers multiply all Coins or existing Baskets on the grid. Both use a randomly selected multiplier from 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x, 10x or 20x. Only after the Clovers apply do Baskets activate. A Basket collects all Coin values and other activated Basket values, resolving from top to bottom and left to right. It does not collect Jackpot Egg values. The last Basket can lead to new special symbols being revealed, after which the same reveal-and-activation process repeats.
Jackpot Eggs can land directly or arrive through a Golden Frame. The four documented awards are Mini at 10x, Major at 100x, Mega at 1,000x and Max at 20,000x of stake. Eggs on the grid activate with Rainbows; an Egg revealed by a Golden Frame is awarded after Coin and Basket values. Only one of each Egg value can appear at once, so all four different awards can occur in one spin. This explains why a Rainbow can matter after a cascade without implying that every frame produces a jackpot or that the 20,000x Max Egg is an expected result.
Three scatter counts create three persistence modes
Three Free Spin modes each award 10 spins, triggered by three, four or five scatters in the base game. Lucky Charms from three scatters keeps Golden Frames until a Rainbow activates them and sets the minimum Coin value to 1x. Candy Swap from four scatters retains every Golden Frame until the feature ends, even after activation. Rainbow Riches from five scatters keeps the Candy Swap rules, guarantees one Rainbow on every spin, and limits revealed Coins to Silver or Gold. In every mode, two additional scatters add two spins and three add four; free spins use the triggering stake.
The exact HGMT Ltd rules list a 96.14% theoretical RTP for the Joker.lv configuration. That number is explicitly operator-and-configuration scoped, so it is not a universal Le Bunny RTP claim. The rules do not state a volatility rating or calendar release date. They do document a 20,000x Max Jackpot Egg, but that is a named jackpot award rather than a complete probability model. Each bonus strengthens frame persistence, and the five-scatter mode makes activation predictable, but the rules do not disclose how often a cluster, Rainbow, Egg or high Coin sequence occurs.
Strengths and weak points
Strengths
Golden Frames have a documented sequence—reveal, Clover multiplication, then ordered Basket collection—and the three scatter counts produce genuinely different persistence and Rainbow rules.
Weaknesses
A Rainbow is still required to resolve marked frames, while the available rules give no probability, volatility or universal RTP context for clusters, Eggs, Coin values or bonus triggers.
Our Editor’s View
Le Bunny gives its rabbit-and-Easter presentation a mechanical core: a five-or-more cluster on the 6×5 grid can both pay and mark positions for later activation. Super Cascades extend the ordinary win sequence, while Golden Frames wait for a Rainbow, then resolve Coins, Clovers, Baskets and Eggs in a stated order. The bonuses build logically on that system: three scatters retain frames until activation, four retain them for the entire feature, and five additionally guarantee a Rainbow and higher Coin colours. The Joker.lv HGMT configuration lists 96.14% RTP, not a universal setting, and no available rule gives event probabilities or volatility. It suits readers who want layered collection rules they can follow, provided they treat the named Max Egg award and the advertised configuration as specifications rather than forecasts.
