In short: Fruit King and Fruit King Super Cash are two Greentube slots built on the same Cash Spins coin round, and only the original prints a return: 95.00%. Super Cash's larger 5,400x Grand Bonus is the studio's figure, unchecked by us.
Both games come from Greentube, share ten win lines and the same coin round, and differ most in the size of the top coin prize. We played the original for 93 spins on ; the newer one we have only read about, and the table says so cell by cell.
The original Fruit King at the start of our session on : Grand Bonus 2 500.00 on a 1.00 stake. No frame of Super Cash exists in our set. Source: our own screenshot.
Fruit King and Super Cash, Side by Side
Item
Fruit King
Fruit King Super Cash
What settles it
Released
, on greentube.com
, press release
Greentube's own pages
Grid and lines
5 reels, 3 rows, 10 fixed lines
5 reels, 3 rows, 10 win lines
Rules screen; release and game page
Return to player
95.00% on the rules screen
Not published by Greentube
Rules screen for Fruit King; nothing found for Super Cash
Grand Bonus
2,500x the bet, fixed
5,400x the bet, per the studio
Bonus meters; press release
Other bonus meters
Major 300x, Minor 100x, Mini 35x
Not published
Bonus meters; nothing for Super Cash
Coin values
1x to 25x the bet
Sparkling coins pay more, no list
Rules screen; press release
Joker
Reels 2 to 5, replaces all but the coin
Reels 2 to 5, replaces all but the coin
Rules screen; press release
Volatility
5 on Greentube's scale
5 on Greentube's scale
Both game pages
Stakes
0.20 to 50.00 in 18 levels
Not published
Bet panel; nothing for Super Cash
Our session
93 spins, 382.00 back on 93.00
None, the demo stays unopened
Our log of
Alternatives in Detail
Why look for a replacement: Fruit King's biggest fixed prize is a Grand Bonus of 2,500x the bet, paid on top of the coins, and its rules state no cap on a round. Among Greentube's own surfaces, its 95.00% return appears only on the in-game rules screen, while one large catalogue quotes 96% with no source. Readers chasing a larger Grand look at Super Cash, and they pay for it in numbers nobody has checked.
Fruit King Super Cash (Greentube)
The 2025 sequel with higher-value sparkling coins and a bigger Grand Bonus. It suits a reader who wants the larger Grand and accepts that every number is the studio's word.
Better than Fruit King
A Grand Bonus the studio states at 5,400x the bet, 2.16 times the original's 2,500x
Sparkling coins that Greentube says carry higher prize values
Weaker
No return figure from Greentube or its press release
Coin values, stakes and paytable all unpublished
Unopened by us, so no session and no screens
Fruit King by Novomatic (land-Based)
A different game sold under the same name for casino-floor cabinets. It matters mostly as the source of the free spins that some catalogues wrongly pin on the online game.
Better than Fruit King
Free games, a feature the online Fruit King does not have
A volatility of 4 on Novomatic's scale against 5 on Greentube's, though the two scales may not compare
Weaker
A cabinet game for the CoolFire II-s platform rather than an online slot
Novomatic's page prints no return
Never played by us
Grand Bonus: 2,500x Against 5,400x
The clearest difference between the two games is the Grand Bonus: 2,500x the bet in Fruit King, 5,400x in Super Cash. Both pay it the same way, for filling all 15 coin positions in Cash Spins, on top of whatever the coins carry. On a 1.00 stake that's 2,500.00 against 5,400.00.
The two numbers aren't equally solid, though. Fruit King's 2,500x sits on its own bonus meter, on every screen we captured. It didn't move once in 93 spins. Super Cash's 5,400x comes from a Greentube press release, which pays it alongside all accumulated prizes. Like the original's 2,500x, it is a Grand, not a stated cap on a round.
How solid it is, we can't judge without the Super Cash rules screen.
Only One Prints a Return Figure
Fruit King prints its return and Super Cash, as far as Greentube's pages go, doesn't. The original's rules screen states 95.00% in a section headed RTP Range. For Super Cash, Greentube's game page and press release print no return at all, and we have read no Super Cash rules screen.
The RTP Range section of the original Fruit King's rules, read on . Super Cash's equivalent screen is unread. Source: our own screenshot.
Figure
Who prints it
Back per hundred staked
Kept by the game
95.00%
Fruit King rules screen, build 1.303.0
95.00
5.00
96%
Catalogues, for Fruit King, no source
96.00
4.00
None
Greentube, for Super Cash
unknown
unknown
Read on ; the maker can change a screen without saying so.
One British site that lists Super Cash, Admiral Casino, is run by Greentube Alderney Limited, a company of Greentube's own group with account 39050 in the Gambling Commission register. We kept no copy of that listing, so we quote no figure from it.
Fruit King's own game server names its build "Fruit King 95%", after its return figure. Whether casinos run other settings of either game, the studio does not say.
Same Cash Spins, Different Coins
Cash Spins starts the same way in both games, going by Greentube's descriptions. Six or more coins start the round with three respins. Each new coin sticks and resets the count to three. In Fruit King the round ends when the respins run out or all 15 positions fill; Greentube's Super Cash texts do not spell out the ending. In both, the joker stacks on reels 2 to 5 and never stands in for a coin.
The original game's Cash Spins rules in its free demo, : three respins, fifteen positions, nine coin values. Source: our own screenshot.
The coins are where the games part. Fruit King's rules list nine values, from 1x to 25x the bet, plus Mini, Minor and Major labels worth 35x, 100x and 300x. Super Cash adds "sparkling coins" that Greentube says carry higher prize values, with no list printed. So the newer game is probably richer in the coin round. How much richer, nobody outside the studio can say from what's published.
What Our Session Can Settle
Our session settles how the original plays.
Our session in the original game: ten of fifteen positions filled, paying 105.00 on a 1.00 stake. Source: our own screenshot.
About Super Cash, it settles nothing. On we played Fruit King for 93 paid spins at 1.00 in the free demo: 93.00 went in, 382.00 came back. Fourteen spins paid.
Cash Spins came once, on the fourth spin. It started with six coins, filled ten of the fifteen positions and paid 105.00, which is 105x the stake. A single base-game spin later paid 254.00. Those two rounds made 359.00 of the 382.00.
A short run like that says nothing about either game's return. It does show what a volatility of 5 feels like in practice: long quiet stretches, then a couple of rounds carrying the whole session.
Which to Pick, and When
Fruit King is the better pick for anyone who wants to know what a spin costs. Its return, stakes, coin values and bonus meters are all on screens a reader can open. A figure on a screen beats a figure in a press release, honestly, every time.
If the bigger Grand Bonus is the whole point, Super Cash is the game to look at, but read its RTP Range section before staking anything.
If a copy of either game prints a return below 95.00%, that copy keeps more of every stake than the build we tested.
If none of this fits, play the free demo of the original first; that's where every number on this page can be checked.
We do not recommend choosing Super Cash on the strength of 5,400x alone. The figure is real as the studio's claim, yet without coin values or a printed return, the price of chasing it is unknown.
Neither game is legal to play for money everywhere: that depends on where the reader lives and on the local regulator's licence list. The free demos are the only copies that involve no money; we opened the original's through a public catalogue and have not tried the sequel's.
Key Terms Used on This Page
Grand Bonus
The prize for filling all 15 coin positions: 2,500x the bet in Fruit King, 5,400x in Super Cash by Greentube's count.
Sparkling coins
Super Cash coins that Greentube says carry higher values; the studio lists none of them.
RTP Range
The rules-screen section where a build prints its return, 95.00% in the Fruit King copy we opened.
Land-based Fruit King
Novomatic's cabinet game for CoolFire II-s, with free games and a volatility of 4 on its scale.
Not sure yet? Try the free demo first and learn the round with play money before any deposit.
