Rabbit Garden Free Demo: the Same Build Our Session Ran On
This page runs the public Pragmatic Play demo of Rabbit Garden inside the page, free and with no sign-up. It is the build our 2,080-spin session was logged on, so every number in the review can be checked against your own screen. 18+ only.
The demo, in the page
The game loads with the page, on a 100,000.00 demo balance at a 2.00 stake, the stake our whole session ran at. The button in the dark bar takes the board to the full window. If the board stays blank, the provider is refusing this build in your region: the contact form reaches us, and we update the link.
What this build prints
The in-game rules run seven pages behind the i button. Page 4 prints a 96.05% RTP and Medium volatility, with stakes from 0.20 to 240.00. The board is seven by seven and pays by connected blocks of five or more matching symbols, with no paylines and no wild. Three coin symbols take printed values between 1x and 1,000x the stake, and a coin pays only if a winning block lands next to it. Four or more carrot scatters start five free spins, where a points meter climbs a ladder: 30 points in level 1 lift the round to level 2 and a 2x multiplier, 45 in level 2 to level 3 and 3x, 60 in level 3 to level 4 and 5x, 90 in level 4 to level 5 and 10x. The cap is 10,000x, and the Buy Free Spins button costs 100x the stake, 200.00 at the demo's opening bet. Every value is restated at the 2.00 stake on the Rabbit Garden rules page, next to the screens it was read from.
What our session found on it
Session RBGD-20260811-01 ran 2,080 spins on this build at a flat 2.00, from 100,000.00 to 100,147.30. That is a 103.54% return by money, a session figure and not the game's RTP. Eight free spins rounds came in. The best paid 500.00, or 250x, from level 4, and level 5 with its 10x multiplier never showed. A win landed on 28.61% of spins, and 342 of the 587 base-game hits came in under the stake. The Rabbit Garden review reads those numbers against the paytable, and the session report publishes the ledger in full.
Demo credits and real money
Every session on this portal runs in demo mode by design. A funded balance would pull on the numbers we publish, while a demo ledger can be handed over and checked line by line. What we cannot verify is whether the demo and the real-money build share one maths sheet. We state what this build prints and what our log shows, nothing beyond that. The demo pulls the same levers as the paid version, and the same limits apply to it. If play stops feeling like play, BeGambleAware.org is there.
More builds, same shelf
Every build we have logged sits on the Demo Shelf, one card per game, with its review and its rules a click away. Rabbit Garden is one of six tumbling games there. The cascade slots page sets their logged trigger clocks and compounders side by side, and the Pragmatic Play page keeps the studio's other titles on this portal together. The method behind all of it is on the methodology page.