Fruit Kings Bonus

Design & Usability

Once I landed on the Fruitkings homepage, the first thing that jumped out to me was its colourful, cartoony nature. Don’t get me wrong — I love a slick dark theme as much as the next guy, but it’s nice to see Fruitkings take itself a little less seriously. Online casinos are about having fun, and the theme of the site ties into this well.

In terms of the user interface, I found the site was fluid and free from lag or glitches, with all games running smoothly. I do feel Fruitkings could do a bit more in terms of the filtering options. While table and live dealer games are conveniently split into separate categories like roulette or blackjack, the slots section is pretty much a free-for-all. That means it’s difficult to narrow down your search.

One thing I did like was the fact the library is paginated — many sites employ infinite scrolling, which I find a bit awkward when you’re dealing with hundreds of different games. I was also glad to be able to search by developer instead of just game title. If Fruitkings adds some more specific categories within the slots catalogue — Megaways, avalanche reels, classic slots, etc — I’ll have very few complaints.

Software

As is the case at online casinos with as many games as Fruitkings touts, the developers behind the library are second to none. All the big names are checked off here, and I found titles from NetEnt, Microgaming, Play’n GO, and Blueprint to name a few. But filling in the gaps are plenty of smaller names, including a few of my personal favourites. There’s a great collection of Nolimit City games in the library, along with titles from other top-shelf studios like Hacksaw, ELK, Golden Rock, and Iron Dog.

On the live dealer side, Evolution provides the bulk of the library — great news, as this developer is the best in the business. Pragmatic Play also features, bringing with it a degree of diversity. These two names have truly earned their stripes in the live casino space, and I always have a fantastic time with their titles.

Games

So, onto the main event — the games! Fruitkings features hundreds of them, so there’s plenty to choose from.

As with most sites, slots offer the greatest choice. I found plenty of time-tested favourites including Starburst, Gonzo’s Quest, and Immortal Romance, alongside a plethora of new releases. At the time of writing, these included Viking Runecraft 100, Candy Jar Clusters, and Gem Crush. The library even touts some exclusive titles you won’t find elsewhere, indicated by a tag on the thumbnail. Digging through the catalogue, I was pleased to see games spanning all manner of themes from feudal Japan to outer space and everything in between. There’s also an excellent range of jackpot slots if you fancy going after some bigger wins.

On the table games side, there’s a decent number of RNG games including roulette, blackjack, and video poker. Players can get involved at stakes as low as 10p, and I found plenty of regional variants too. Naturally, the most options for table games are found in the live dealer section. Weird and wonderful game shows like Crazy Pachinko and Gonzo’s Treasure Hunt offer something a bit different to the norm, along with plenty of blackjack, roulette, baccarat, and sic bo titles streamed from immersive studios around the world.

Slots

FruitKings Casino offers many of the leading slots games on the market. Some of these games include:

• Gonzo’s Quest
• Starburst
• Bonanza
• Rainbow Riches
• Monopoly-themed games
• Deal or no Deal

While these are the most popular and well-known slots games offered at FruitKings Casino, they do have more than 150 different slots to choose from. The games selection consists of games from providers like NetEnt, SG Gaming, Microgaming, Lightning Box, Yggdrasil Gaming, and multiple others.

The standard slot games, which are both in 2D and 3D, are separated from the list of progressive slots. These are shown under the category of ‘jackpots’, and includes top progressive games like Mega Moolah.

Live Casino

While it’s great that FruitKings Casino does offer live play, they have just 7 live casino games on offer. These games are also limited in terms of variety, as all of the 7 games are either roulette or blackjack orientated. There are 2 roulette variations, which are Auto Roulette and Classic Roulette. As for blackjack, there is Classic Blackjack, Common Draw Blackjack, and high roller variations of these games.

There is a decent atmosphere in the live casino, and you can hit the live tables for just £1 per spin, or per hand for blackjack. In addition to this, the daily limit for winnings is super high – currently standing at £250,000.

On the whole, I was pretty impressed with the cashier side of Fruitkings. The supported deposit options cover most bases — debit cards, Paysafecard, and Trustly can all be used. If you prefer to manage your bankroll with an e-wallet, PayPal, Neteller, and Skrill are your options. These are the most popular e-wallet services so it’s nice to see all three supported.

I typically opt for PayPal where it’s available on account of the fact there are no additional fees when withdrawing your e-wallet balance, unlike with Neteller and Skrill. However, I made a debit card deposit at Fruitkings in order to claim the welcome bonus in line with the T&Cs.

As for withdrawals, Fruitkings does a good job here too. But there is a minor hitch — the site operates a closed loop system, which means your withdrawal must be processed using the same method used to deposit. So if, like me, you used your debit card for your deposit when claiming the welcome offer, you can’t then swap to an e-wallet to process your withdrawal.

That’s a minor inconvenience, but in fairness sites that use these systems typically pay out faster anyway as the payment method has already been verified. My debit card withdrawal during testing arrived the next day — not too shabby! That said, I’d still recommend opting for an e-wallet if you want access to the best speeds, not to mention a host of other benefits like enhanced security, an app to manage your account on the go, and the ability to keep all your betting funds in one place.

Support Options

Customer support at Fruitkings is enough to get the job done. It’s offered via live chat and email, which is a pretty common set-up for online casinos these days. The best performers in this category provide phone support as well, although I’m sure most customers will be satisfied.

Email queries should receive a reply within 24 hours. During my testing, my issue was resolved in around six — not bad at all. Live chat will yield more immediate answers although I was unable to find availability hours. There’s a good chance you can answer your own question too thanks to the FAQs section, although I feel like this could be improved so it’s both more in-depth and easier to navigate.

Those with a penchant for using handheld devices can enjoy the fantastic Fruitkings library via the mobile browser. All I had to do was tap the address into Safari on my iPhone 12 and then log in. The site looks and feels pretty much identical on mobile as it does on desktop, and it functions just as flawlessly.

As is often the case with mobile sites, I did find the lack of filtering for the slots was more of an issue. With less screen space for game thumbnails, I found myself scrolling a fair bit when browsing the titles.

Nonetheless, the catalogue offers the same range of titles and it’s nice to know you won’t miss out if you prefer to play on phone or tablet.