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Roadside Fruit Stand

A wooden farm stand sits under a striped awning with pies cooling along the road. It is the softest ride at the fair, and a paid spin that comes up empty earns a free second try with the wilds left in place.

20 linesSticky wild respinMedium volatilityFree account worldCoin RTP 96.7%
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Every game at the fair is free, today and always. Your account keeps your 100,000 coins, favourites, level and daily missions safe between visits — and lets us make sure you are 19 or over before you spin.

  • 100,000 free coins the day you join the fair
  • No card and no checkout at any stall of the fair
  • A single balance in every world you open
  • No downloads — every reel spins in your browser

Play with virtual coins only: no real-money gambling, no prizes of real-world value and no in-app purchases. 19+.

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About this world

Roadside Fruit Stand

Roadside Fruit Stand is the easygoing stop on the lane, built for long, relaxed sittings without sharp drops. Its value is spread across the peach halves, preserve jars and lattice pies, so modest wins keep coming. The Stand Crest wild plays the part of anything but the Brass Scale. If a paid spin comes up empty, the wilds keep their places on the counter and the rest of the stand reshuffles once, free of charge. Three scales anywhere weigh out ten free spins, four weigh out fifteen and five weigh out twenty-five, and more scales mid-round stretch it further.

Keep the Basket. After a paid spin with no win, each Stand Crest stays on the counter while every other position gets one free respin.

The honest part

Play coins, at every stall

You play with free virtual coins and nothing else. Real-money gambling plays no part, your winnings have no real-world value, and the games sell nothing. A random number generator decides every result, and earlier spins have no effect on the next.

Measured by running this page's own engine for 5,000,000 spins: coin RTP 96.7%, hit frequency 44.7%, free spins about once in 113 spins, a win of 10x your stake or more about once in 101 spins. Coin figures only — no money is staked or returned.

How to play

Roadside Fruit Stand in three steps

1

Sign in, walk up to the farm stand and pick your stake.

2

Spin. Stand Crest wilds cover every symbol but the Brass Scale, and when a paid spin misses they stay put while everything else gets one free respin.

3

Three Brass Scales anywhere weigh out ten free spins; four scales mean fifteen and five mean twenty-five.

Who it suits

Anyone who enjoys a level stroll, plenty of small returns and an easy second go when a spin comes up empty.

What to expect

The mildest machine on the lane. Little wins come round often, and the free respin after a blank paid spin cushions the slow patches.

Symbol guide

What pays in Roadside Fruit Stand

Orchard symbolFive of one symbol on a lineThe same win against your stake
Stand Crest (wild)4,000× line bet200× your stake
Ribbon Peach2,000× line bet100× your stake
Barn Cat1,000× line bet50× your stake
Lattice Pie600× line bet30× your stake
Preserve Jar400× line bet20× your stake
Peach Half240× line bet12× your stake

The five card ranks (10 to A) pay the least. Three Brass Scales anywhere open the free round. Full values for three and four of a kind are in the paytable.

Questions

About Roadside Fruit Stand

Straight after a paid spin with no win. Wilds hold their ground on the counter, and every other square respins once at no cost.

No. It belongs to paid spins, and the free round runs without it.

No. The scale is the scatter, and no wild can copy a scatter.

Today's missions

Four daily orchard errands, free coins

The errands start fresh each day, count in all three worlds and are yours to skip.

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