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Fruit Party

A 7x7 grid, clusters of five or more matching symbols and free spins define Fruit Party, a high volatility video slot. The page covers figures and rounds.

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

Table reference

Fruit Party payouts and limits at a glance

Each figure below shows what it means for your money before the first spin.

Fruit Party payouts and limits at a glance
What you checkHow it reads
ProviderPragmatic Play
Return to player (RTP)96.47%
VolatilityHigh
Grid7x7
Maximum win, times betx5,000
Maximum win in moneyA$1,200,000
Release date28/05/2020

From paylines to clusters in Fruit Party

A 7x7 grid of Food and Fruits symbols makes up Fruit Party. A win forms as a cluster of at least 5 matching symbols that touch horizontally or vertically. Once a cluster pays, its blocks are removed, and new symbols fall in from above, so a single spin can produce several wins. Seven symbol types fill the grid, from fruit to Star and Heart.

Three or more Scatters anywhere on the grid start Free Spins with 10 spins. Retriggers add 10 to 14 spins, depending on the Scatter count. Multiplier tiles show 2x or 4x and land more often than in the base game. Tumble runs in the base game alongside Cluster Pays. Reaching the 5,000x bet cap ends the round early and forfeits the remaining spins.

Extra free spins

Scatter counts and retriggers

The usual worry is missing the trigger, so this block sets out the exact start rule.

Fruit Party opens with 10 spins

Three or more scatters start Free Spins with 10 spins on a night-time candy-land background. Retriggers give +10, +11, +12, +13 or +14 spins for 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7 scatters. Multipliers are 2x or 4x, and a total win of 5000x the bet ends the round early.

Base Game spin10 free spins

Five symbols make a win

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

Bet placedCluster wins

Fruit Party visuals

Look at the Fruit Party screens first

The screens settle what the free spins and a winning round look like before you play.

  • Free Spins round on the night-time candy-land background
    Free Spins round on the night-time candy-land background
  • Free Spins grid with the 2x and 4x multiplier tiles
    Free Spins grid with the 2x and 4x multiplier tiles
  • Win screen with the payout shown against the bet
    Win screen with the payout shown against the bet

How much the Free Spins buy costs

The price is 100 times the total bet, so it moves with the stake; the cash amount for the top example bet is in the table.

FeatureCost (A$)RTP
Buy Free Spins at 100xx100 · A$1,000–

Which RTP version does Fruit Party run?

A$100 staked is the base for the return to player, meaning the share paid back over a long run. The version this site runs is shown in the game rules.

RTP settingRTPDefault
Variant 196.47%Included

Five stages ahead

How does one Fruit Party round unfold?

After this section you can follow one spin from the bet to the final payout.

  1. A$0.20 floor, A$240 ceiling

    Choose a bet from A$0.20 up to A$240 before the first spin. Each win is counted against that bet, so A$0.40 and A$10 are used as examples on this page.

  2. Where do the new symbols come from?

    A win forms when five or more matching symbols touch horizontally or vertically on the 7x7 grid. Winning blocks disappear, and new symbols fall in from above.

  3. Watch the 2x tiles

    Random Multiplier tiles worth 2x can land on a winning block, and every tile touching that block multiplies the win. Each block stops at 256x, however many tiles touch it.

  4. Count the Scatters as they land

    Three or more Scatters anywhere on the grid start Free Spins with 10 spins. A night-time candy-land background marks the round, and Scatters landing during it add 10 to 14 spins.

  5. Set your stop point first

    Set your budget and stop point before the first spin. Fruit Party results cannot be predicted, so how long a session lasts cannot be known in advance.

Fruit Party payouts

Payout table at A$0.40

The payouts below are in cash at the example bet of A$0.40, and more connected symbols pay more.

Symbol12+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

Fruit Party demo rounds

Open the demo grid first, then register

Settles which version of this slot you open, and what each one costs you to start.

Trial rounds demand nothing from your wallet and return nothing you can withdraw. Paid rounds need an account here and 18+ to play.

Play for real

Before the first spin, the bonus timing stays unknown

Ten free spins start once three or more scatters land, but how often that happens is not known in advance. The result of one session is random. The RTP of 96.47 describes the long-run average, so it gives no certainty about the next session. Sessions can end far above or far below the average.

Fruit Party carries 96.47 as its RTP, while Fruit Party 2 carries 96.53 as a separate version. Which RTP version runs in this lobby is shown only in the game rules. Read the rules before the first spin, because the same name can run at a different RTP.

x5,000 of the bet is the ceiling for Fruit Party, and it is reached very rarely. No session can be planned around it, because the path to that cap is random like every other round. The cap also ends a free spins round early once the total win reaches it.

A Session You Stay in Control Of

Fruit Party is open to players aged 18 or over. If play stops being a choice, the National Gambling Helpline is on 1800 858 858 and BetStop holds the national self-exclusion register.

Decide Your Budget First

High volatility rewards patience with money that is already spent. Fix a budget for the session before the first spin, and treat it as the whole of what Fruit Party gets.

A Stop Point Chosen in Advance

Wins arrive in clusters and can pull you back in. Pick a win figure and a time limit in advance, and leave when either one lands rather than chasing the next tumble.

When the Cap Is Your Safety Net

A$240 is the highest bet here, which makes a loss limit in the account worth more than willpower mid-round. Set deposit and loss caps that hold whatever the reels are doing.

Space That Costs Nothing

Clusters dry up for stretches at high volatility, and frustration is a signal rather than a challenge. Take a pause through the account, or use BetStop to step away entirely.

National Gambling HelplineBetStop

Four Quick Answers

Before the First Spin vs After

Four answers that cover risk, return, stakes and the ceiling before you commit a cent.

How volatile is Fruit Party from Pragmatic Play?

Fruit Party is a high volatility slot. Long stretches without a paying cluster are normal, and the fuller returns tend to arrive in bursts rather than steadily. Set your stake on that expectation, not on a smooth stream of small wins.

What is the Fruit Party RTP?

Fruit Party runs at 96.47% RTP, so A$100 staked returns A$96.47 on average over the long run. That is a long-run average across every session, not a promise for yours. No other version of the figure is in play here.

What bets does Fruit Party allow?

Fruit Party opens at A$0.20 and climbs to A$240, with A$0.40 and A$10 used as the example stakes throughout this page. The spread suits small sessions and larger ones alike. Every multiplier and cap scales with whatever you set.

What is the maximum win on Fruit Party?

Fruit Party caps a paid round at 5,000 times your bet. At the A$240 ceiling that is A$1,200,000; at A$10 it is A$50,000. A free spins round that reaches the cap ends there and forfeits any spins left.

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