September 30, 2026

Quick answer: Blast the Bass is a fishing slot by Belatra in which Fish symbols worth x2 to x1,000 pay only when a Wild lands to collect them. At Chipstars the Blast the Bass slot runs at 96.72% RTP, with high volatility, a 5,000x max win, Free Games with multipliers, a demo mode and a bonus buy where available.
Availability: Blast the Bass is not available at Chipstars to players in Peru, because of the provider's country restrictions.
Updated: 30 September 2026
Blast the Bass is a Belatra slot on 5 reels and 4 rows with 20 lines, built around a collect mechanic: Fish symbols carry cash values and the Wild collects them. The Wild also substitutes for the regular symbols.
Fish symbols (x2 to x1,000) can land on any reel but pay only when a Wild is on screen, which adds all Fish values in view together.
Blast the Bass adds four bonus features to the Wild collect, as described on Belatra's official game page: Fish Rain, the Fish Coin, Free Games and Hot Mode.
Yes, Blast the Bass has a Buy Bonus menu at Chipstars, where available in the player's country. Belatra lists four buys: 10 Free Games, Free Games with additional multipliers, the Fish Coin mini-bonus and Fish Rain.
Belatra's Bet +25% option raises the cost of each spin by 25% for a higher chance of Free Games and other bonuses; wins are still paid on the base bet. Treat any buy as one large bet: the round can return less than it costs.
Blast the Bass RTP at Chipstars: 96.72%. Max win: 5,000x the bet.
RTP is a theoretical average over a very large number of spins, not a forecast for one session. Providers can offer casinos more than one RTP setting, so you may see other figures elsewhere; Chipstars runs the 96.72% version, the figure on Belatra's game page. The 5,000x max win is a ceiling, not a typical result, and most sessions never come close.
Blast the Bass is a high volatility slot, so many spins return little or nothing and the bigger payouts depend on a Wild landing with Fish symbols or on the Free Games. The same budget usually lasts fewer spins than on a medium volatility slot.
The Chipstars guide on how to choose the right slot volatility compares risk levels.
Blast the Bass suits players who like fishing-themed collect slots and accept quiet stretches in exchange for bigger swings. Players who want steady small wins may prefer a lower volatility slot.
Yes, Blast the Bass has a demo mode at Chipstars, so you can learn the Wild collect and Free Games without staking real money. Demo results do not predict real money results.
Blast the Bass is in the Chipstars casino lobby, among 16,000+ games from 170+ providers:
Real money play counts toward the 10% weekly cashback on casino net losses (paid every Monday once it reaches €5 or more) and the 5% rakeback on the house edge of every bet.
Blast the Bass is not available at Chipstars to players in Peru, because of the provider's country restrictions.
Blast the Bass is in the Chipstars casino, in demo mode and for real money; only players in Peru cannot open it.
No, Blast the Bass is made by Belatra, while Big Bass Blast is a different fishing slot from Pragmatic Play with its own rules and figures.
Blast the Bass is made by Belatra, one of the 170+ game providers at Chipstars.
Yes, Blast the Bass calls its free spins Free Games: 3, 4 or 5 Scatters trigger 10 of them, up to 45 in one sequence.
No, every Blast the Bass spin is decided by a certified random number generator, so no stake pattern, timing or bonus buy changes the odds.
Blast the Bass at Chipstars is for players aged 18+ only. Gambling is entertainment, not a way to make money, so only play with money you can afford to lose. Set a deposit limit, take regular breaks, and use self-exclusion (from 1 day up to 12 months, or indefinite) if you need time away. Read more on the Chipstars responsible gaming page.