Fruit Shop
RTP settings, and who runs which
NetEnt publishes several RTP settings and the casino picks one. The figure below is the highest published setting; reduced settings are common on older NetEnt titles, and each casino's actual setting is checked in the game client.
| Setting | RTP | House edge | Casinos on this setting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full | 96.71% | 3.29% |
How Fruit Shop plays
Fruit Shop is a five-reel, three-row slot with 15 fixed lines and a shopfront of cherries, lemons, plums, oranges and melons alongside card-value symbols. The twist is that free spins are not triggered by scatters. Any winning line made of fruit symbols also awards free spins, from one for a short low fruit line to five for a long melon line. Inside the free spins every win is doubled, and new fruit wins award still more spins, so the feature can chain.
The fruit-shop wild substitutes for all symbols and pays as a fruit, so it also counts towards free spins.
Volatility in practice
Low. Wins come often and stay small; a session on Fruit Shop tends to move slowly in either direction. That is why it is popular for working through bonus wagering, where a slow, steady game reduces the chance of busting before the requirement is met. Do not expect large single wins.
RTP settings
NetEnt’s highest setting is 96.71%. Several public listings show the game running at 94.05% at a number of casinos, a gap of about €27 per €1,000 wagered. On a low-volatility game played for wagering, that difference is most of what you lose, so the setting matters more here than on a jackpot-style game. Check the info panel before you start.
Questions people ask
What is the RTP of Fruit Shop?
Up to 96.71% in the highest setting. Public listings show it around 94% at some casinos; check the game's info panel.
How do the free spins work?
Every winning combination with a fruit symbol awards free spins, one to five depending on the symbol and line length. Wins during free spins are doubled, and fruit wins in free spins award more free spins.
Is Fruit Shop high or low volatility?
Low. It pays small and often, which is why it is a common pick for clearing bonus wagering.
When was it released?
11 November 2013.