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Pragmatic Play · 2020

Fruit Party

Pick Fruit Party for a high volatility 7x7 cluster pays slot from Pragmatic Play. This page covers each round, the symbol payouts and the free spins.

RTP
96.47%
Volatility
High
Max win, times bet
x5,000
Grid
7x7

The demo is free. Real play needs an account and is for 18+ only.

Fruit Party

Fruit Party numbers

Grasp each value before the first spin

Settles what each figure means for your stake, with the win cap shown in money.

Grasp each value before the first spin
Key factShown as
ProviderPragmatic Play
RTP96.47%
VolatilityHigh
Grid7x7
Max win, times betx5,000
Max win in moneyA$1,200,000
Release date28/05/2020

Fruit Party rewards connected symbol groups

Choose your bet and the grid does the rest. Fruit Party is a video slot with a food and fruit theme, played on a 7x7 grid. Symbols do not pay along fixed lines. You need at least 5 matching symbols that touch each other horizontally or vertically to form a win. Winning blocks then disappear, and new symbols fall in from above, so one spin can produce several wins in a row.

Watch for scatters, because three or more anywhere on the grid start Free Spins with 10 spins. Three scatters add 10 more, seven add 14. Multiplier tiles give a 2x boost in the base game, while in Free Spins they can be 2x or 4x and land more often. Each block is capped at 256x. Once the total win reaches 5000x the bet, the round ends and unused spins are lost.

What a Richard Casino bonus buy costs

The price of the bonus buy is a multiple of the bet: 100 times the stake, which is A$200 at A$2 a spin.

Bonus buyBet multipleRTP
Buy Free Spins at 100xx100 · A$200–

Finding the RTP version in the game rules

Before you pick a bet, know RTP is the share of stakes a slot pays back over a long run. Figures are per A$100 staked. The version this site runs is in the game rules.

VersionRTPDefault or not
Variant 196.47%Yes

Seven symbols, all listed

How much is each Fruit Party symbol worth?

The payouts below are shown in money at the A$1 example bet, and a cluster with more symbols pays more.

Cash prize12+13+14+15+
StrawberryA$15A$35A$70A$150
OrangeA$12.50A$30A$60A$100
Green appleA$10A$25A$50A$90
Blue grapesA$5A$20A$40A$80
Purple plumA$3.50A$15A$30A$60
StarA$3A$10A$20A$40
HeartA$2.50A$5A$10A$20

Extra spins to claim

Trace how the night-time mode opens and pays

Read this before the first spin, or when three or more scatters land and the bonus begins.

Retriggers and the 5000x cap

Land three or more scatters to trigger 10 free spins. Multiplier tiles can be 2x or 4x, with each block capped at 256x. Hit 3/4/5/6/7 scatters mid-round to retrigger +10/+11/+12/+13/+14 spins. Reach the 5000x bet cap and the round ends early, forfeiting remaining spins.

Base game spins10 free spins

Tumble refills and 256x cap

Spin the fixed 7x7 grid. A win needs 5 connected symbols horizontally or vertically. The Tumble feature removes winning blocks and refills from above. Random Multiplier tiles (2x) can land on winning blocks. All tiles touching a block multiply together, capped at 256x per block.

Start of playCluster wins

Fruit Party basics

Fruit Party from opening wager to final win

At Richard Casino, we lay out each step before you stake, so nothing surprises you later.

  1. Can I start at A$0.20?

    Pick a stake from A$0.20 up to A$240 before the first spin. The paytable uses A$1 as its base, so you can scale each win to your own stake.

  2. Line up five matching symbols

    Line up five or more matching symbols touching horizontally or vertically across the 7x7 grid. Each connected group becomes a winning block and pays out.

  3. Track tumbles and 2x tiles

    Keep an eye on the tumble: winning blocks clear and the grid refills from above. Random 2x tiles can land on winning blocks, and touching tiles multiply, capped at 256x per block.

  4. When three scatters land

    Chase three or more Scatter symbols anywhere on the grid to trigger Free Spins. Every bonus starts with 10 free spins, and a night-time candy-land background marks the change.

  5. Keep your spending in check

    Set your budget before the first spin and walk away once you reach it. If play stops being fun, call the National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858.

Inside the bonus round

Know what the bonus screen looks like

Richard Casino shows each screen as it looks in play, so you know the layout before you bet.

  • Free Spins screen on the night-time candy-land background
    Free Spins screen on the night-time candy-land background
  • Free Spins grid with multiplier tiles
    Free Spins grid with multiplier tiles
  • Win screen showing a cluster payout on the 7x7 grid
    Win screen showing a cluster payout on the 7x7 grid

Before you spin, what stays unknown

Deciding how long to play Fruit Party is up to you, but how often the free spins come is not known in advance. The result of one session is random whatever the RTP, so a short run can finish well above or well below the average return.

Checking which RTP version runs in this lobby is a job for the game rules, because only they show it. Read the game rules before the first spin and compare the version listed there with the figures on this page, so you know which version you are playing.

Chasing the top prize on Fruit Party means betting on something nobody can predict. The maximum win of Fruit Party is a ceiling reached very rarely, and it sits at x5,000 of the bet. Treat x5,000 as a limit on the payout, not as a target you can plan around.

Fruit Party trial

Test the grid in the demo, then wager

After this section you will know which mode to open and what real money play requires.

Try the demo first; it needs no money and pays nothing. Real money play needs a Richard Casino account and you must be 18 or older.

Play for real

Limits, pauses and help

Play Fruit Party only if you are 18+. If play stops feeling right, call the National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858 or self-exclude through BetStop.

Spending you decide in advance

Set a session budget before the first spin, and treat that money as spent once it is gone. High volatility can make losing runs long.

Fruit Party stopping point

Decide your stopping point before you start, and keep to it even after a big win. Wins come and go without warning.

Account limits, not willpower

Use the deposit and loss limits in your account before you play, so the choice is made before the reels turn.

Fruit Party stops being fun

Take a break, or self-exclude, once Fruit Party stops being fun. Do not return to the game to win back losses.

National Gambling HelplineBetStop

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Four clear points

Which Fruit Party answers matter before you bet?

Read this before you open a Fruit Party session or stake a single bet.

How do I trigger free spins in Fruit Party?

Count on three or more Scatter symbols anywhere on the grid to start the Free Spins round with 10 spins. Each retrigger adds 10 to 14 spins, depending on how many Scatters land. The round ends early once the total win reaches the 5000x bet cap.

How volatile is Fruit Party, and what is its top win?

Plan for long stretches without big wins, since Fruit Party is a high volatility game. The top win is 5000x the bet, and how often a bonus comes cannot be known in advance.

What is the RTP of Fruit Party and its versions?

Decide whether a 96.47 RTP suits you, because it is a theoretical return over a very large number of rounds, not a promise for one session. The series also has Fruit Party 2, with an RTP of 96.53.

Can I try Fruit Party in demo mode before betting?

Choose the lowest stake, A$0.20, if you want to see how the game feels before a larger bet. The highest bet is A$240, so the same game covers a very wide range of stakes.

Rebecca Lowrie

Senior editor, formerly a financial compliance reporter

I own the licence and company details on this page, checking them against the regulator's published file. I trace every payout and withdrawal figure back to its source before publication.

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