Knowing which RTP version applies before you spin
Before you set a bet, accept that the bonus round cannot be timed. How often it arrives is not known in advance, and no earlier spin predicts the next one. The result of one session is random, whatever RTP version you play. The RTP is an average over a very large number of spins, so it does not describe what your own session will return.
Check the game rules before you choose a bet, since the RTP version running in Sugar Rush Super Scatter is shown only there. Each version pays back a slightly different share of stakes, and the rules state which one applies to your session. Do not assume the version from another title in the series.
Accept that the top prize is a ceiling, not a target. Sugar Rush Super Scatter caps a win at x50,000 the bet, and that cap is reached very rarely. Size your bet so that a long run without a big hit still fits your budget, and keep the cap in mind as a limit, not a plan.