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Pragmatic Play · 2020

Fruit Party

Fruit Party is a high volatility video slot by Pragmatic Play on a 7x7 grid. This page lays out its figures before your first spin.

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

What kind of game is Fruit Party?

Matching symbols that touch horizontally or vertically form a cluster on the 7x7 grid, and a cluster pays from 5 connected symbols. The theme is Food and Fruits, with strawberries, oranges, green apples, blue grapes, purple plums, stars and hearts. After each win the winning blocks vanish and new symbols fall from above, so one spin can produce several wins.

Three or more Scatter symbols anywhere on the grid start Free Spins, which open with 10 spins on a night-time candy-land background. Multiplier tiles land on winning blocks in both modes, but during Free Spins they can be 2x or 4x and show up more often. Touching tiles multiply together, yet no single block passes 256x.

Game figures

Checking the numbers before your first spin

Read this before choosing a bet, when you want the numbers behind the Fruit Party grid.

Checking the numbers before your first spin
What it measuresSetting in play
ProviderPragmatic Play
RTP96.47%
VolatilityHigh
Grid7x7
Maximum win multiplex5,000
Maximum win in moneyA$1,200,000
Release date28/05/2020

Two modes, explained

Fruit Party free spins at night

How the free spins start, how they retrigger, and how the base game differs.

Extra spins for each Scatter count

Three or more Scatters start Free Spins with 10 spins on a night-time candy-land background. Retriggers add +10, +11, +12, +13 or +14 spins for 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7 Scatters. Multipliers of 2x or 4x cap at 256x per block. Reaching the 5000x bet cap ends the round.

Base Game spins10 free spins

How does a Tumble cluster win?

Five or more connected symbols pay on the fixed 7x7 grid, horizontally or vertically. Tumble removes winning blocks and refills from above. Random 2x Multiplier tiles can land on winning blocks, and all tiles touching a block multiply together, capped at 256x per block.

Placing a betCluster wins

Fruit Party screens

Grid, candy-land bonus and win view

Shows the reels, bonus round and win screen, so you know what to expect on screen.

  • Free Spins counter on the night-time candy-land background
    Free Spins counter on the night-time candy-land background
  • Multiplier tiles 2x and 4x during Free Spins
    Multiplier tiles 2x and 4x during Free Spins
  • Scatter symbols that trigger the Free Spins bonus
    Scatter symbols that trigger the Free Spins bonus
  • Cluster win with Tumble blocks removed and refilled
    Cluster win with Tumble blocks removed and refilled

Seven prizes, one grid

Before the first spin, the paying symbols

The payouts below are in money at the A$0.20 bet, and each extra matching symbol in a cluster pays more.

What lands12+13+14+15+
StrawberryA$3A$7A$14A$30
OrangeA$2.50A$6A$12A$20
Green appleA$2A$5A$10A$18
Blue grapesA$1A$4A$8A$16
Purple plumA$0.70A$3A$6A$12
StarA$0.60A$2A$4A$8
HeartA$0.50A$1A$2A$4

Know each step

Learn how each round unfolds before you spin

Settles the order of a round, from choosing a bet to ending the session with a set limit.

  1. Setting a stake before spinning

    The 7x7 grid waits for your bet, from A$0.20 up to A$240. The bet sets the money value of each win, so a bigger stake pays more on the same cluster.

  2. Five touching symbols per win

    Five or more matching symbols that touch horizontally or vertically form a win on the 7x7 grid. Winning blocks vanish and new symbols fall from above into the gaps.

  3. Follow each multiplier into the block

    Random 2x multiplier tiles can land on winning blocks, and tiles touching the same block multiply together. Each block tops out at 256x.

  4. How many scatters start it?

    Three or more Scatter symbols anywhere on the grid start the free spins, which open with 10 spins on a night-time candy-land background.

  5. Fruit Party helpline number

    Reels keep turning until the budget runs out, so set a spending limit before the first spin. If play stops feeling fun, call the National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858.

Bonus buy at 100x the stake

Pressing Buy Free Spins sends you straight into the bonus round for 100 times the total bet, so at A$5 it costs A$500.

Paid extraPriceRTP
Buy Free Spins at 100xx100 · A$500–

The version set in the game rules

Each spin on the reels adds to a long run, and per A$100 staked the table shows what the game hands back over time. The version running here sits in the game rules.

VersionRTPSet as standard
Variant 196.47%Included

Knowing the limits before the first round

Symbols connect in clusters across the 7x7 grid, and three or more Scatter symbols can start the Free Spins on any spin. How often that happens is not known in advance, and no table can tell you when it will come. The result of one session is random too, whatever the RTP of 96.47 says about the long run.

Winning blocks tumble away and the grid refills from above, so one spin can pay out in several steps. Which RTP version is live is shown only in the game rules, so read them before the first spin rather than trusting a number on the lobby card.

Multiplier tiles land on winning blocks and multiply together, yet every block stops at its cap, and a Free Spins round ends early once its total win reaches the ceiling. The maximum win is therefore a multiple of the bet, reached very rarely, and it is not a figure to expect from any session.

Play Options

Practise the Grid Before Staking Cash

This block settles whether you can try Fruit Party for nothing and what real-money play needs.

On the reels, the demo spins cost nothing and pay nothing. The real game needs an account with us and you must be 18+ or older.

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Is this still fun for you?

Players must be 18+ to play Fruit Party. Get help from the National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858, or register with BetStop, the national self-exclusion register.

Budget first, then the reels

Set a budget before you spin and keep to it, treating that amount as money you have already spent.

Right after a big win

Decide your stopping point before you start, and hold to it even after a big win on the reels.

Set your deposit cap now

Use the deposit and loss limits in your account settings so the budget is enforced, not just remembered.

From thrill to pressure

If the game stops being fun, take a break, and if the urge to keep spinning lingers, self-exclude through BetStop.

National Gambling HelplineBetStop

Slot questions

Volatility, returns and paid features of Fruit Party

Each answer below settles one practical question before you load the reels.

What bets can I place on Fruit Party?

Fruit Party accepts bets from A$0.20 up to A$240 a spin. A$0.20 is the smallest stake allowed, which keeps early spins light. A$240 is the highest bet allowed here, and the examples on this page use A$0.20, A$2 and A$5 only as reference points.

How high is Fruit Party's volatility?

Fruit Party has high volatility, so wins can come in long quiet stretches and then arrive in larger amounts. The maximum win is x5,000 your bet, the most a round can pay. Plan your session with that in mind before you start.

Can I try Fruit Party before betting real money?

The paytable is set at A$0.20, the lowest bet, so you can read every symbol payout at the smallest stake. Look over how the tumble and multiplier tiles work before raising your bet. Keep the stake small until the rules feel clear.

Can I buy the Fruit Party free spins bonus?

Yes, Fruit Party lets you buy the Free Spins directly. The price is 100x the total bet, which is A$500 at the A$5 example bet. Free spins always start with 10 spins, however they are triggered.

Tessa Brailsford

Senior editor for licensed online gaming, former compliance reviewer

I check the licence details, the company behind the brand and each payment method with its deposit and withdrawal limits, so the figures you read here match the cashier.

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