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Fruit Blast: Match Fruits and Fill the Bars

On 1xBet in Algeria, the 1xGames catalogue includes Fruit Blast, a grid game with five kinds of fruit. Each kind has its own odds and its own progress bar.

The five are blueberries, cherries, grapes, lemons and strawberries, and the table below lists their odds from the lowest to the highest.

Odds for every fruit

Fruit	Odds
Blueberries	0.2
Cherries	1
Grapes	3
Lemons	5
Strawberries	8

A fruit's bar can fill more than once, and its odds are then multiplied by the number of bars filled. One full strawberry bar keeps the strawberry odds at 8, whereas four full cherry bars lift the cherry odds from 1 to 4. At the end of the game, winnings follow these odds, based on the number and type of fruit sitting in the bars.

Clearing fruit on the 25-cell board

The board holds 25 cells in five rows of five. Once your bet is placed, look for 3 or more matching fruits side by side, horizontally and/or vertically, and click the group. It vanishes from the board, and the collected fruit fills the bar for its type.

The FRUIT BLAST logo crowns the screen, and the board sits in a frame edged with leaves. At the bottom, a "Rules" link sits just above the yellow PLACE A BET button, while a strip under the game panel holds the REGISTRATION and LOG IN buttons.

Manual play or Autoplay

Two modes are available. In Manual, every combination is your own pick, selected separately. Autoplay selects the combinations automatically.

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Fruit Blast: common questions

How many times higher are the strawberry odds than the blueberry odds?

Forty times: 8 against 0.2.

Does Fruit Blast pay anything if the bars are only partly filled?

No. If not a single bar has been filled completely, the bet loses.

Do the cells stay empty after a group disappears?

No, new symbols appear in them automatically.