Lucky Fruits & Diamonds Slot by GameArt

Two separate bonuses hang off this one, and they barely overlap. The fruit-machine half is all classic-slot furniture: glossy watermelon, a purple plum, twin cherries and grapes for the high pays, and chunky A/K/Q/J royals beneath them, all paying 243 ways across adjacent reels from the left rather than on fixed lines. The fiery red 7 is the Wild and fills in for everything except the gold "777" Scatter and the blue Diamond. So the only two symbols you can't substitute toward are the two that run the bonuses.

The Scatter route is the friendlier one. Three of those gold triple-sevens, landing only on reels 1, 3 and 5, pay 3x total bet outright and open 9 free spins. What makes the round worth more than the spin count suggests is the reel set swap: during free spins the low-pay royals are stripped out entirely, so every position is a fruit or a special symbol. Land three more Scatters inside the round and you tack on another 3 spins, with no cap on how many times you can refill.

The Diamond half is the heavier mechanic. Six or more blue Diamonds anywhere on the grid lock the reels into a Diamond-only board and start a respin round at 3 spins, resetting back to 3 each time a fresh Diamond reveals a prize. Diamonds carry random cash values or one of the lower three jackpot tiers, and the collect rule is the part to watch: every new Diamond that lands sweeps up the value of every Diamond already showing, so a late drop can rake in a board's worth of prizes in one hit. That collect-on-landing behaviour rewards a slow fill more than a fast one. Cover all 15 positions and the round pays the Grand on top. And because the trigger doesn't care which mode you're in, the whole respin sequence can also fire mid-free-spins, stacking the two bonuses you'd normally keep apart.

No buy option, no ante, just the standard GameArt card Gamble on wins if you want to double or quadruple a base hit. The board sits in a gold border over deep purple-magenta velvet streaked with light, the four jackpot panels (Grand, Major, Minor, Mini) running across the top, a cut diamond sparkling in the logo itself.