Flower Fortunes Supreme

What the RTP Means

Flower Fortunes Supreme carries a return to player of 95.9%, which can climb depending on the collection level reached during a session. That's a fair, if unremarkable, figure for the genre — over the long run it means roughly £95.90 comes back to players for every £100 wagered.

Volatility and Hit Frequency

Volatility is rated medium, sitting in more moderate territory than many Megaways-adjacent titles, while the hit frequency of 35.94% means wins land a little over one in three spins. Compared with the original Flower Fortunes Megaways, both figures represent a step down, giving Supreme a noticeably calmer overall math model.

Max Win and Stakes

Betting runs from 20p/c up to £/€200 per spin, a wider top-end range than the original offered. The max win figure sits at 5,000x the stake — a considerably more modest ceiling than its Megaways predecessor, so players chasing huge multipliers may find this version's ambitions scaled back in that department even as other stats shift around.

Verdict

Flower Fortunes Supreme is very much a sequel in spirit rather than name, keeping the charming valley setting and orb-collection hook of the original while dialling volatility and max win potential down a notch. It's a solid pick for players who enjoyed the visual world of Flower Fortunes Megaways but prefer steadier, more frequent action over one big swing for the fences. Give the free demo a spin on johnessyslots to see how the expanding grid and symbol sizes play out before betting for real.