Multi Fruits — Charging Wilds at Powerbet
SmartSoft Gaming published Multi Fruits — Charging Wilds on 27 April 2026. It is a 3×3 fruit machine with five fixed betways, an RTP of about 97.2%, and a maximum win of 390x the stake. Two things about it are worth a reader’s attention: the studio has not published a volatility rating at all, and that 390x ceiling is one of the lowest you will find on a modern release. Note also that the correct title is two words — Multi Fruits — even though the file name behind this page runs them together. We are an independent guide to the Powerbet brand, not the casino.
The maths, stated plainly
Five betways on nine positions is about as small as a slot gets, and the design leans on a single feature rather than on grid complexity. The return figure is quoted at 97.2%, with some catalogues listing 97.27%; the difference is immaterial for a player, and the exact number for the build you are served is printed in the rules window. Either way, read it from the house side: the model is designed to keep somewhere near 2.8 lei of every 100 lei staked over an extremely long run. That is the margin, and it is a property of the machine, not a promise about your balance.
On volatility we have to stop and say so: SmartSoft Gaming does not publish a rating for this title, and we are not going to assign one. What the published figures do allow is a cautious inference — a 390x ceiling cannot accommodate a violent tail, so the spread is probably contained rather than explosive. That is reasoning from the cap, not a studio rating, and it should be labelled as such.
The RTP-and-ceiling pairing here is the most interesting in this catalogue. An excellent 97.2% return sitting on a 390x maximum means the money is returned almost entirely through ordinary spins and charged wilds. There is no lottery ticket buried in the design; what you get is a steady, cheap-per-round grind, which is a legitimate thing to want and a very different product from a 10,000x machine on the same return.
Charging Wilds, gift spins and the gamble
The signature mechanic gives the game its name. A Charging Wild is persistent: it stays on the reels and gains one point of multiplier for every spin in which it does not participate in a win. Being left out is what powers it up, so a run of blank spins is quietly building the value of the eventual hit. Sticky wilds support the same idea, a Gift Spin feature adds an extra trigger, and a ×2 double-up gamble is offered on wins.
That gamble deserves a sentence of its own. Doubling or losing at even odds leaves the expected value of the round unchanged while doubling the swing. It is a dial for variance, not a way to win more over time, and using it repeatedly just cycles your balance past the house margin faster.
Bets and limits in lei (RON)
SmartSoft publishes an unusually wide range — 0.10 to 400 per spin in its reference currency, which is a lot of headroom for a three-reel fruit game. Powerbet sets the local range in lei, and the numbers that govern you are the minimum and maximum shown in the bet panel; we quote no lei figures because only the panel knows them. Expect small change at the floor and a ceiling that can run into the high hundreds of lei.
That width makes the price-of-a-round point sharper here than anywhere else in this set. Nothing about the game changes between the smallest and the largest stake — same five betways, same charging wild, same 390x cap. What changes is how much money passes through the 2.8% margin per hour. A 3×3 machine resolves quickly, so the number of rounds is high and the cost per hour is set almost entirely by the stake you choose.
Demo credits, RTP builds and bonus terms
The title normally opens in demo mode with play credits, and demo is the right place to watch a Charging Wild accumulate over a dozen spins so that the mechanic is understood before money is involved. Demo teaches the machine; it says nothing whatsoever about results.
Look up rather than assume which RTP build the operator runs — the rules window states it — and how this game counts towards any bonus wagering requirement, which is defined in the bonus terms and varies by promotion rather than by title.