Six of the nine Dog House games have a documented price for skipping straight to free spins; a seventh, Royal Hunt, names two tiers without a confirmed figure for either, and the remaining two have no buy price confirmed at all. The table below lists every buy option Pragmatic Play or its trackers have documented, from Megaways’ flat 100x stake up to Megaways 1000’s top tier. Where a title has a buy feature but no published price, we’re not going to invent a number that looks precise without being true — see the buy menu inside the game itself for what a specific casino build actually charges.
Buy prices, game by game
| Game | Buy option(s) | Price | Buy-feature RTP |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Dog House | None confirmed | — | Not applicable |
| The Dog House Megaways | Buy Feature | 100x stake | Not confirmed separately |
| The Dog House Multihold | Buy Feature (direct entry to Grid 1) | 100x stake | Not confirmed separately |
| The Dog House Dice Show | Not documented | Check the game menu | Not confirmed |
| Muttley Crew | 10 / 15 / 20 free spins | 100x / 250x / 500x | Not confirmed separately |
| Royal Hunt | Standard and “Super” tiers | See the buy menu | Not confirmed |
| Dog or Alive | Buy Feature | 100x stake | 96.54% |
| The Big Dog House | 12 options; only two priced — Buy Free Spins, Buy Biggie Ghost Out Free Spins | 100x / 500x | Not confirmed separately |
| Megaways 1000 | Free Spins, Super Free Spins 1, Super Free Spins 2 | 100x, 500x, 2,500x | Not confirmed separately |
The 2019 original has no confirmed buy option at all — the sources we checked find no evidence of one, so it’s treated as absent rather than assumed to exist just because most later titles have one. Dice Show’s situation is different in kind: a buy feature may well exist, but no source we’ve checked documents its price, so check that game’s own menu rather than trust a number quoted elsewhere. Royal Hunt sits in between — two named tiers, Standard and Super, with genuinely no confirmed price for either.
What a buy actually costs
Every priced option above is a multiple of your stake, spent in a single click rather than across however many ordinary spins it would otherwise take to trigger the bonus naturally. 100x stake is roughly the same money as a hundred base-game spins; Megaways 1000’s top Super Free Spins tier, at 2,500x, is two and a half thousand spins’ worth gone at once. That’s worth sitting with before pressing the button: a buy feature gets you into the round faster, and nothing more. It doesn’t shorten the odds once you’re there, and — except for Dog or Alive’s separately confirmed 96.54% buy-feature RTP — none of these games publish evidence that paying to enter changes the long-run maths in your favour at all.
Spending several hundred times your stake in one go also empties a bankroll far faster than the same money played out over ordinary spins, simply because the variance of one large bet replaces the variance of many small ones. If you’d rather see the size of the win these buys are chasing, our max win guide sets out what each title’s cap is worth; our mechanics guide explains what a sticky wild or a Ghost Wild actually does once you’re inside the round you’ve just paid for.
Megaways 1000’s Ante Bet vs paying outright
Megaways 1000 is the only game in the series offering a genuine alternative to a lump-sum buy: switch on the Ante Bet and your total stake rises by roughly 3x per spin, in exchange for around ten times the usual odds of the bonus triggering on its own. It’s a different shape of spending from the buy ladder above — smaller and more gradual, spread across however many spins you play, rather than one large payment for immediate entry.
Neither option comes out cheaper in any meaningful sense once you average it out; the Ante Bet simply spends the extra stake continuously instead of all at once, and it still doesn’t influence what the bonus round itself pays if you reach it. No other title in this franchise offers anything like it — everywhere else, the choice is between spinning normally or paying one of the prices in the table above.
The two Stake exclusives’ buy prices
The Dog House Mansion Megaways and The Dog House – No Dog Left Behind both price their Buy Free Spins at 100x the current total bet, the same figure the standard Megaways and Dog or Alive games charge. Mansion Megaways’ buy doesn’t guarantee the top spin count: a purchase lands a random 3 to 6 scatters, so 100x can still open the smallest 7-spin round rather than the full 20-spin one.
No Dog Left Behind’s buy works more simply, paying for direct entry to the round and its automatic 3×3 spin-count reveal, with no scatter-count variance to weigh up first. Neither game publishes evidence that buying changes the RTP: both state 98.00% and 98.02% respectively whether bought or spun naturally.
Outside Pragmatic Play, BGaming’s Snoop Dogg Dollars prices its own buy in four separate tiers rather than one flat figure — 100x for a regular purchase, 200x with one wild guaranteed, 400x with two, and 800x to turn every scatter into a wild.
Worth noting next to the ladder above: a wider spread of prices for a wider spread of guarantees, the same trade-off Megaways 1000’s own ladder makes.
Try it in the demo first
Before spending anything on any of this, the free-play demo runs the same buy menus with play credit, so you can see exactly what each price gets you before it costs anything real. Our series hub lists every game’s buy price alongside its RTP and max win in one place, and our where-to-play guide covers how the series reaches a licensed casino’s lobby to begin with.
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FAQ
How much does it cost to buy the bonus in The Dog House Megaways?
100x your stake, for direct entry to the choice between Sticky Wilds and Raining Wilds.
Which Dog House games have no confirmed buy feature?
The 2019 original has none confirmed at all. The Dog House Dice Show may have one, but no source documents a price — check the game’s own menu for either title rather than assume a figure.
Does buying the feature change the RTP?
Only Dog or Alive publishes a separate buy-feature RTP, at 96.54%, higher than any of its three base-game versions. None of the other priced games in this series document a different RTP for buying versus spinning normally, and paying to enter doesn’t change the odds of what happens once you’re inside the round.
What is the Ante Bet, and is it the same as buying the feature?
No. The Ante Bet, confirmed only on Megaways 1000, lifts the stake on every spin by roughly 3x in exchange for around ten times the usual odds of the bonus arriving on its own — a running cost spread across spins, rather than the one-off payment for immediate entry that every buy option in the table above represents.
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