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Pragmatic Play · 2020

Fruit Party

Deciding to spin Fruit Party means taking on a high volatility 7x7 video slot from Pragmatic Play. This page sets out the figures before your first spin.

RTP
96.47%
Volatility
High
Maximum win multiple
x5,000
Grid size
7x7
Fruit Party

Figure guide

Fruit Party figures that set your expectations

Most players worry about what a number means for their own money, so each figure comes with a plain explanation.

Fruit Party figures that set your expectations
Ask yourselfShown as
ProviderPragmatic Play
Return to player96.47%
VolatilityHigh
Grid size7x7
Maximum win multiplex5,000
Max win at highest betA$1,200,000
Release date28/05/2020

Tumble feature and multiplier tiles

Choose this game if you enjoy a fruit and food theme played on a 7x7 grid. Wins come from clusters, not paylines. Five or more matching symbols that touch horizontally or vertically form a winning group, and the winning blocks are removed so new symbols fall from above. Seven symbols can form these groups, from Strawberry and Orange to Star and Heart.

Pick this slot if you like multipliers and free spins. Three or more Scatter symbols anywhere on the grid trigger Free Spins, which start with 10 spins. Extra Scatters add more spins. In Free Spins, multiplier tiles can show 2x or 4x and land more often than in the base game, though every block still tops out at 256x.

Bonus guide

Count the scatters and follow the round

Useful once three scatters land, when you want to know what comes next.

From base game to 10 spins

Land 3 or more scatters and the bonus starts with 10 free spins. Scatters of 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7 add 10, 11, 12, 13 or 14 spins. Multiplier tiles of 2x or 4x land more often, capped at 256x per block. Wins reaching 5000x the bet end early.

Base game round10 free spins

Why do 5 connected symbols pay?

Place a bet and watch the fixed 7x7 grid, where groups of at least 5 connected symbols, linked horizontally or vertically, pay. Tumble removes winning blocks and refills from above. Random 2x multiplier tiles can land on winning blocks, and touching tiles multiply together, capped at 256x per block.

Placing a betWins and multipliers

Five steps in order

Know each step before your first bet

After reading you will know each step of a round, from setting the bet to the final tumble.

  1. Compare payouts at your stake

    Choose your bet from A$0.20 up to A$240 before the first spin. Every payout in the paytable is for A$0.40, so you can scale it to your own stake.

  2. What makes a winning block?

    Connect at least five matching symbols horizontally or vertically on the 7x7 grid to form a winning block. Each winning block is removed and the empty spaces refill from above.

  3. Do multipliers stack without limit?

    Random Multiplier tiles can land on winning blocks, and every tile touching a block multiplies together. Each block is capped at 256x, so a large cluster cannot grow past that ceiling.

  4. Base game first, then Free Spins

    Three or more Scatters anywhere on the grid start the Free Spins with 10 spins to play. Retriggers during play add 10 to 14 spins, and the background turns night-time candy-land.

  5. Before the first spin, not after

    Decide your session budget before the first spin and stop when it is spent. No one can know in advance how often the bonus comes or how a session will end.

What skipping ahead costs at Fruit Party

Pay 100 times your total bet to go straight to Free Spins, which is A$200 at the A$2 example top bet.

Paid optionStake multipleRTP
Buy Free Spins at 100xx100 · A$200–

Reading the game rules for the figure

Before you pick a stake, know the return in money. It is the share of staked money paid back over a long run, per A$100 staked. The version Skygate9 runs appears in the game rules.

VersionRTPDefault?
Variant 196.47%Yes

Right before you bet

What does the Free Spins round look like?

These screens show the rules above in action, so you can match them to the grid.

  • Night-time candy-land background during the Free Spins
    Night-time candy-land background during the Free Spins
  • Random Multiplier tiles on a winning block
    Random Multiplier tiles on a winning block
  • Free Spins round with Multiplier tiles in play
    Free Spins round with Multiplier tiles in play
  • Winning blocks on the 7x7 grid after a Tumble
    Winning blocks on the 7x7 grid after a Tumble

Bigger groups, bigger pay

Before your first spin, know the payouts

The payouts below are in money at the A$0.40 bet and more symbols in a group pay more.

Pictured fruit12+13+14+15+
StrawberryA$6A$14A$28A$60
OrangeA$5A$12A$24A$40
Green appleA$4A$10A$20A$36
Blue grapesA$2A$8A$16A$32
Purple plumA$1.40A$6A$12A$24
StarA$1.20A$4A$8A$16
HeartA$1A$2A$4A$8

Practice round

Curious about the grid? Test the game first

You will know which mode to open and what the real game asks of you.

Pick the demo to learn the grid at no cost, because it pays nothing. Pick the real game with an account at Skygate9 Casino once you are 18+.

Bet real money

Treat the top win as a ceiling

Before you pick a bet, know that the bonus round comes at a pace nobody can predict. How often it comes is not known in advance. The result of one session is random, and the RTP figure on the game does not change that for a short visit. A stated RTP describes the average over very many rounds, not what you take home tonight.

Choosing to play means checking the game rules first, since they alone name the RTP version this game runs. Nothing else on the screen can replace that check, so read the rules before a session begins.

Before you set a goal for the night, understand that the maximum win is a ceiling. It is reached very rarely, so no session should be planned around it. Read it as the outer limit of what this game can pay, and let your stake and your time shape the rest of the evening.

Keep your play inside the amount you set

Fruit Party is for players aged 18+. For help in Australia, call the National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858, or register with BetStop, the national self-exclusion register.

Budget first, then the reels

Decide how much you can afford to lose before the first spin, and keep that amount aside from bills and everyday money.

Where does your session end?

Pick your stop point before you start, and keep it even after a big win, because the next spin can take the win back.

Your account caps the spend

Set a deposit limit and a loss limit in your account before you play. Both keep your spending within the amount you chose.

When the reels feel dull

Take a break or self-exclude once Fruit Party stops feeling like fun, and do not return until you have cooled off.

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Five things to know

How much can Fruit Party pay out?

Short answers on volatility, bonus cost, bets and RTP, before you start spinning.

How volatile is Fruit Party and how big can wins get?

Choose Fruit Party only if you accept high volatility. Wins tend to come in uneven bursts rather than steady small payments. The top prize is capped at 5,000 times the bet, and how often a big win lands cannot be known in advance.

Can I buy the Fruit Party free spins bonus directly?

Decide on the bonus buy only if the cost fits your budget. Fruit Party's Free Spins can be bought directly for 100 times the total bet. At the example top bet of A$2, that costs A$200. The bonus itself always starts with 10 free spins.

What is the minimum and maximum bet on Fruit Party?

Pick a stake from A$0.20 up to A$240 per spin. The example bets on this page are A$0.40, A$1 and A$2, and the paytable is set at A$0.40, but they are not the limits.

What is the RTP of Fruit Party and Fruit Party 2?

Weigh the RTP before you choose between versions. Fruit Party has an RTP of 96.47 percent, and Fruit Party 2 has 96.53 percent. RTP is the long-run return, and it does not predict any single session.

Can I start Fruit Party with a small bet first?

Start at the minimum bet of A$0.20 if you want to learn how the rounds run before raising it. The paytable uses A$0.40 as its reference bet.

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