Provider:
Gamomat
Every bet in Fancy Fruits Double Rush quietly buys two spins and adds the wins together, yet across 320 of them only 62 paid anything. Five Plums and three 7s on one spin produced the best hit, 35 times the stake, and the balance still closed 450 credits down.
One of the most curious aspects about Gamomat is that you never know what you're going to receive whenever you fire up a fresh slot. Its catalogue includes other fruit and classic slots such as Fancy Fruits and Royal Seven Ultra. Whatever your view may be of Gamomat, you can't suspect the studio of taking their central audience for granted. The session behind this review ran 320 spins at 10 credits a spin, starting from a balance of 5,000 credits.
When it comes to their game Fancy Fruits Double Rush, the above assertion is no less accurate. The balance finished at 4,550 credits, a return of 85.9% on the 3,200 credits wagered.
Fancy Fruits Double Rush makes usage of a traditional game system. There are no Wild or Scatter symbols, and no free spins or bonus rounds. It grants you 5 set paylines on each spin, and as the game arrives with 5 reels and 3 rows, wins are awarded for 3 to 5 of a kind on a line. At the 10-credit stake used in the session, each line carried 2 credits. Cherries award from 2. Two Cherries on a line pay half the stake, and three pay 2 times the stake. Low volatility, you can wager Fancy Fruits Double Rush from 0.10 to 100 credits per spin. The largest payout of the session was 350 credits on spin 251, 35 times the stake, from five Plums and three 7s.
Symbols on the reels comprise the low-value Plum, Orange, Lemon and Cherries, and the high-value fruits are the Watermelon and Grapes. Three Watermelons or three Grapes pay 5 times the stake, and five pay 100 times. They are 2 in sum. Three Watermelons landed on spin 176 of the session and paid 50 credits.
The 7 is the highest-paying symbol, handing you 500 times your stake for 5 on a payline. Three 7s pay 10 times the stake, and that combination paid 100 credits on each of spins 50, 102 and 114 in the session.
Called the Double Rush feature, every wager runs two spins back to back. Both spins come at no extra cost, so each 10-credit bet in the session covered two rounds on the reels. The wins of both spins are added together, and in rough strokes, that's all there is to the base game. After a win, you can take it to the Card Gamble, where a correct red or black guess doubles it and a wrong one loses it, or to the Risk Ladder, where each step raises it and a failed step loses it.
The Minty Summary: 320 spins handed back 85.9% of what went in, and a single 35-times hit on spin 251 did a good share of that lifting.
What you receive is a fairly straightforward fruit slot proposition. Of the 320 spins played, 62 returned a win, and the longest run without one lasted 13 spins. But it is also one that can annoy you to no end, given that the game has a propensity to land a lot of dead spins despite the two spins on every wager.