Trigger Happy (Big Time Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

Trigger Happy Overview

As soon as I loaded Trigger Happy, it felt like a fairground arcade wrapped around a 5x5 Cluster Pays grid. Wins land from clusters of 5+ matching critters, then reactions blow them away and drop fresh symbols. Stakes run from 20p to £20, so I can shape sessions to bankroll. RTP is 96.58% and volatility is very high, with a 50,000x max win on the table. A roaming Target places a Wild every spin, setting up the smart interplay with the Bonus Panels.

Trigger Happy Slot Details

Trigger Happy plays on a 5x5 layout with Cluster Pays, so adjacent matches count horizontally or vertically. Every win triggers a reaction, keeping spins active until no new clusters land. The official hit frequency is 36.6%, which means a fair number of boards connect, though many are modest. I treat it as a momentum slot where cascades, Target Wilds and panel modifiers can chain. The baseline loop feels brisk, with clear feedback as wins pop and the grid refills.

RTP defaults to 96.58%, but I’ve also seen 94.23% and 86.14% versions, so I check the help screen. Volatility is flagged as very high, and the peak hit caps out at 50,000x stake. The bet range runs 20p to £20 per spin. Feature access follows BTG norms: the Bonus Buy, where available, costs 100x for 8 free spins, while Win Exchange can convert strong base wins into a shot at the bonus. I plan bankroll around those entry points.

Trigger Happy Theme, Audio + Symbols

Trigger Happy leans into a retro claw machine vibe, with cabinets, balloons and neon framing the action. The soundtrack uses eighties synths, arcade beeps and rising tones whenever the Target moves or a bomb clears a line. I like the contrast: cuddly critters in a bright cabinet, but a punchy maths model underneath. The presentation reads clean rather than garish, and the cabinet wrapper sells the arcade angle without clutter, which helps when clusters land and reactions kick off.

Symbols and Paytable in Trigger Happy

The paytable is built around seven coloured furry balls. Yellow and blue sit at the bottom, paying from 0.1x for small clusters up to 10x stake for 15+. Orange and green step up, ranging from 0.15x to 15x. The dark blue symbol pushes into mid-tier hits, running 0.25x through to 20x for a big group. Values scale with cluster size, so clearing space early with reactions often sets up the better brackets as fresh tiles drop.

At the top, red and purple carry the premium tags. Red scales from 0.3x up to 50x for 15+, and purple starts higher at 0.5x and also tops out at 50x. The Target drops a rainbow Wild on every spin or reaction, substituting for all pays. When panel multipliers align with the Target position, that Wild can carry the value, combining if both panels match. Those boosted Wilds are the backbone of the better cluster chains.

Trigger Happy Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	15+	x50
	14	x20
	13	x6
	9	x1.5
	7+	x1
	5+	x0.5
	15+	x50
	14	x15
	13	x5
	9	x0.75
	7+	x0.5
	5+	x0.3
	15+	x20
	14	x10
	13	x4
	9	x0.5
	7+	x0.3
	5+	x0.25
	15+	x15
	14	x5
	13	x2
	9	x0.4
	7+	x0.25
	5+	x0.15
	15+	x15
	14	x5
	13	x2
	9	x0.4
	7+	x0.25
	5+	x0.15
	15+	x10
	14	x4
	13	x2.5
	9	x0.25
	7+	x0.15
	5+	x0.1
	15+	x10
	14	x4
	13	x2.5
	9	x0.25
	7+	x0.15
	5+	x0.1
	Wild
	Multiplier

Trigger Happy Slot Bonus Features

The core loop is the Target Wild plus the two Bonus Panels, one vertical, one horizontal. On each spin and reaction, panels may reveal Multipliers, Bombs or Trigger Coins. If a panel multiplier lines up with the Target’s final spot, it applies to the new Wild; base game values reach up to x3, and they multiply together if both panels match. Bombs wipe a full row or column and can add up to four extra Wilds, often jump starting fresh clusters.

Trigger Coins on both panels aligned with the Target award 8 free spins. In the bonus, two Targets act each spin, placing Wilds in different positions. Retriggers come in two forms: if one Target aligns with coins on both panels, you gain +3 spins; if both Targets align with coins on both panels in the same sequence, you gain +6. Panel multipliers scale harder here, reaching up to x10, so doubled panel hits can turn those Wilds into serious launch pads.

When a base win lands between 25x and 100x stake, I can use Win Exchange to gamble the lot for a shot at 8 free spins, with the wheel showing the chance in green. Wins of 100x or more allow a direct exchange for 8 spins. Where allowed, a Bonus Buy gives instant entry for 100x. The maths holds up at the advertised RTP, so it becomes a judgement call between banking wins and chasing panel-powered bonus momentum.

How to Win at Trigger Happy

I keep stakes modest and let reactions do the lifting. The game spikes when panel multipliers line up with the Target, so I’m patient through quieter spells and look for those set-ups. Win Exchange is handy when I land 25x to 100x, as the two-Target bonus with up to x10 panels carries most of my bigger results. I also cap autoplay with loss and win thresholds. It’s a very high variance grind; short, focused sessions suit it.

Trigger Happy Expert Verdict

After many sessions, Trigger Happy feels like classic BTG misdirection: cute cabinet dressing hiding a bruiser. The loop is simple to follow yet packed with interaction. When Bombs clear lanes, panel multipliers double up, and the Target lands in the sweet spot, the grid can erupt. The bonus adds the second Target and higher multipliers, which is where most of my standout rounds came from. It isn’t a slow burner; it either pops or it doesn’t.

I’d point this towards Cluster Pays fans who don’t mind long dry spells and care about ceiling. The 50,000x cap, 96.58% RTP and the 36.6% hit rate point to lots of activity, many small wins, and a bonus that decides the day. I dip in for compact sessions, manage stakes, and use Win Exchange sensibly. When the panels, Targets and multipliers line up, Trigger Happy can turn into a proper ticket-spewing arcade run.