Fruit Slots Slot Game
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Overview of Fruit Slots:
The Fruit Slots slot is a Vegas Technology game with 1 payline.
This is a classic slot game with no bonus features. Reel symbols include
Cherries, Triple Bars, Double Bars, Single Bars,
Bananas,
Oranges,
Kiwi Fruits,
Grapes and
Lemons.
Scatter Symbol:
This slot has no scatter symbols.
Wild Symbol:
This slot has no wild symbols.
Multiplier Symbol:
No multiplier is in use on this slot.
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Winning Information - How to Win at Fruit Slots |
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Jackpot coin value: The largest jackpot in the Fruit Slots slots game is 2500 coins.
Jackpot money value: The maximum money jackpot value is $75000 which is calculated as follows; 2500 coins x $30 ($10 x 3 coins per payline) = $75000.
How to win the Top Jackpot: To win the top jackpot of 2500 coins you must be betting with all 3 coins and get 3 cherry symbols on the payline.
To win the top money value jackpot of $75000 you must be betting with 3 coins at the maximum coin value and you must get 3 cherry symbols on the payline.
Jackpot information for low stakes players: For a bet of just 10 cents for a single spin you could win $25.
Hot Tip: There is loads of extra value in that 3rd coin. The top available jackpot possible by betting with 1 coin is 250, with 2 coins you could win 500. There is a huge leap with the 3rd coin to the 2500 coin jackpot.
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Bonus Features Explained |
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Free Spins:
No free-spins can be awarded on this slot.
Bonus Game:
No bonus games can be awarded on this slot.
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Additional Information |
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Software Provider: Vegas Technology - was the one of the first softwares to offer slots tournaments and also boasts a wide range of slots games including some Classic games.
Similar Slots Games: If you liked Fruit Slots slot you may also enjoy the other slot games like Chicken Little, Fantastic Fruit and Crazy Cherry.
Interesting Fact:
Did you know that a cherry is a fleshy fruit that contains a single stony seed. The cherry belongs to the family Rosaceae, along with almonds, peaches, plums, apricots and bird cherries.
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