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Hell Fruits
SYNOT · January 22, 2020

Hell Fruits — RTP, volatility and max win

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Hell Fruits is an inferno-themed release from SYNOT, combining classic fruit symbols with a devil motif. It adds random extra wilds and sits at medium-high volatility. Within inferno slots, it belongs to the broader catalogue where you can compare by motif, studio and mechanics, and line up RTP and maximum payout across related titles.

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Factsheet

RTP95%
VolatilityMedium-high
Max win1,000×the stake
Hit frequency9.89%
Bet range€0.10 – €100
Paylines5
Layout5×3
ReleaseJanuary 22, 2020

Hell Fruits from SYNOT puts a devil among cherries, grapes, lemons, plums and watermelons on a 5×3 grid with 5 paylines. Random extra wilds and scatters drive this fruit game.

It is a classic fruit machine with a hellish edge: there is no bonus round, but extra wilds drop in at random moments. Outside the scatters, every win comes from a combination on one of the lines. The release date is January 22, 2020, and stakes run from €0.10 to €100.

Because Hell Fruits is issued in several RTP versions, RTP versions of inferno slots shows why a platform’s RTP can be lower than the peak setting and how to verify the active version inside the game info.

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What RTP means here

Hell Fruits: RTP 95%. Background: how RTP works on a slot.

With an RTP of 95%, Hell Fruits sits in the lower part of the inferno collection. The game info shows which value the casino runs.

Note: Hell Fruits exists in several RTP versions.

Volatility and max win in practice

Volatility: medium-high, hit frequency 9.89%. Background: what slot volatility means. Max win: 1,000× the stake. Background: what max win means on a slot.

With a max win of 1,000×, Hell Fruits has one of the lowest ceilings in the collection, with medium-high volatility.

Features

Slot features

Themes

During spins extra wilds can appear at random on the screen and complete lines in the base game. Regular wilds substitute for other symbols, and scatters pay regardless of the paylines. That keeps it a straightforward lines game with occasional bursts from extra wilds.

Similar inferno slots

Next to Hell Fruits, slots with devils, RTP figures that barely differ and a medium-high-volatility profile fit well:

Other connections

As Hell Fruits comes from SYNOT, SYNOT slots lists the studio’s other inferno releases and shows how they differ in RTP, volatility and maximum payout.

Because this game carries a devil motif, inferno slots with devils groups similar titles so you can filter by RTP, volatility and maximum win and compare options side by side.

Fans of the fruity devil theme in Hell Fruits can meet the master of the underworld himself in Diablo, which shares the same scatter symbols and wild substitutions.

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Frequently asked questions

Answers from the data

What is the RTP of Hell Fruits?
The RTP of Hell Fruits is 95%.
What is the max win of Hell Fruits?
The max win of Hell Fruits is 1,000×.
What volatility does Hell Fruits have?
The volatility of Hell Fruits is medium-high.
What is the hit frequency of Hell Fruits?
The hit frequency of Hell Fruits is 9.89%.
What is the bet range of Hell Fruits?
Hell Fruits supports bets between €0.10 and €100.
How many paylines does Hell Fruits have?
Hell Fruits works with 5 paylines.
What layout does Hell Fruits have?
The layout of Hell Fruits is 5×3.
When did SYNOT release Hell Fruits?
Hell Fruits was released by SYNOT on January 22, 2020. The date comes from the provider data.
Does Hell Fruits have multiple RTP versions?
Hell Fruits exists in multiple RTP variants; the highest published value is 95%.
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