Fruit King Paytable: Every Slot Symbol and What It Pays

Ten Paying Symbols on 10 Lines

Ten of the twelve symbols in Fruit King pay on its 10 fixed win lines, and the paytable prints them in five price rows.

The symbols screen lists twelve: seven, bell, triple bar, melon, grape, strawberry, orange, plum, lemon, cherry, joker, coin. The last two carry jobs instead of prizes. Lines are fixed at ten; the LINES button reads 10 and stays there.

Paytable at a 1.00 Stake

Read on 3 Nov 2026; the maker can change a screen without saying so.

The drop after the seven is steep. Five bells pay a fifth of five sevens. Four sevens pay 10.00, exactly half of five melons.

Why 125.00 Means 125x the Bet

The paytable prints prizes as money on the total bet. At a 1.00 stake every figure therefore doubles as a multiple, so 125.00 for five sevens means 125x.

The same prize reads differently per line. A 1.00 stake spreads 0.10 across each of the ten lines, and the bet panel shows exactly that as BET/LINE 0.10. Measured against the 0.10 a line actually carries, five sevens pay 1,250x the line bet.

Both numbers describe one prize. Quote the bigger one as the game's top win and you overstate the screen tenfold, because the 1,250x is measured against a tenth of what the spin actually cost.

The Same Paytable at 0.20 and 50.00

Prizes scale in step with the stake. The 0.20 minimum pays a fifth of the 1.00 table; the 50.00 maximum pays fifty times it.

Eighteen stakes run from 0.20 to 50.00: 0.20, 0.30 and 0.40, up through 1.00 and 5.00, to 40.00 and 50.00. We worked out the two ends with a calculator, not on the reels.

Paytable Prizes at the Lowest and Highest Stake

Multiples stay put whatever the stake. Five sevens are 125x at 0.20 and 125x at 50.00, three cherries are half the stake at every level, and the only thing that moves between the two columns of that table is the size of the number in front of the decimal point.

How a Line Win Is Counted

A line win needs three or more matching symbols on adjacent reels, starting from the leftmost reel.

The rules spell out three conditions, and the paytable adds a fourth. Wins run left to right along a selected line. Only the highest win on each line is paid, so five sevens never also collect for three sevens. Line wins add together across the ten lines. Two of a kind pays nothing on any symbol.

That last rule makes three of a kind the floor. A low floor, too. Three cherries, plums or lemons pay 0.50 on a 1.00 stake, half of what the spin cost.

Joker and Coin: No Line Prize

Two symbols on the paytable carry no prize of their own, and both of them still shape what a spin pays: the joker by completing lines for other symbols, the coin by starting the only feature.

The joker is the wild. It lands on reels two, three, four and five only and substitutes for every other symbol except the coin. We saw it stacked: a full column of three on reel three in our Cash Spins trigger, two on reel three after twenty spins. Greentube's game page claims the joker can count for any symbol. The client is more precise, and the client is what pays.

The coin is named "Coin (Scatter)" on the symbols screen, yet in the base game it pays nothing anywhere. Six or more in view trigger Cash Spins. In the feature each coin shows a value between 1x and 25x the stake, or a Mini, Minor or Major label. Those values belong to the feature, so they live on a separate page of the paytable.

Where the 95.00% Comes In

The rules screen gives Fruit King a theoretical return of 95.00% (return to player) with volatility rated 5 by Greentube, on a scale it never explains.

That figure covers the whole game, the paytable and Cash Spins together, over a very large number of rounds. On that figure the house keeps 5.00% of everything staked, on average rather than from each spin. How often a spin pays, the hit rate, appears neither on the rules screen nor on Greentube's page.

Our own count is small. In 93 paid spins at 1.00 on 2 November 2026, fourteen paid something, and two of those fourteen paid almost everything.

Our 14 Paying Spins at 1.00

Paytable Wins at or Below the Stake

Six of our fourteen paying spins returned 1.00 or less, no more than the spin cost.

Twelve of the fourteen wins added up to 23.00, an average under 2.00. Four paid exactly 1.00. Two paid 0.50, half the stake. A paying spin and a winning spin are different things on this paytable, and the balance makes that plain.

Where the Paytable Falls Short

The paytable tells you what each line pays and nothing about how often it lands.

• Symbol weights: unpublished, so five sevens have a price on the screen but no odds.
• Hit rate: absent from every Greentube page we read.
• Coin values: on a separate Cash Spins page, which is easy to miss.
• Studio wording: the game page says the joker counts for any symbol, which the client contradicts.

We do not recommend judging Fruit King by its top line. Five sevens at 125x make a good headline. In our 93 spins, though, the money came from one big base-game round plus one Cash Spins round; every other win was small.

Reading the Paytable Yourself

To read the paytable yourself, set the stake to 1.00, then open MENU and PAYTABLE & INFO: five sevens read 125.00, which is 125x the bet. The table runs a few screens long.

We do not recommend opening a real-money copy only to read its prizes: the free demo prints the same table at every stake, and online slots for money are lawful in some places only.

• Set the stake first. The table redraws its prizes for the bet you pick, so set 1.00 if you want to read multiples straight off.
• Page through to the win lines. Lines 4 and 5 are V shapes, 6 to 10 zigzag.
• Find the Cash Spins page; the coin values are there, off the main table.
• If you only check one thing, check what three of a kind pays at your stake, because that is the smallest win the table allows.