Majestic Crown 40

Majestic Crown 40 is a classic fruit machine from Fazi, released on 6 October 2025. It plays on a 5x3 grid with 40 paylines, returns 95.96% at medium volatility and tops out at 1,421x the bet. The unusual thing is at the top of the paytable: the seven is not the best symbol here.

Purple Velvet

There is no scene and no characters. The reels sit against a deep purple field lit from behind like stage curtains, the frame picked out in gold, and small sparkles drift across the grid when a win lands. The Majestic Crown logo sits on a purple banner at the top with a gold 40 beside it.

The symbols are Fazi’s usual fruit with two additions: cherries, a plum, grapes, a watermelon, a lemon, a golden bell, a red 7, a gold star, a blue star, and a purple and gold crown.

The Star Outranks The Seven

At the 200.00 total bet our session ran at, for five, four, three and two of a kind:

Gold star – 20,000 / 3,000 / 600
Red 7 – 15,000 / 1,000 / 200 / 50
Grapes, Watermelon – 2,500 / 500 / 200
Bell – 1,000 / 250 / 100
Lemon, Cherries, Plum – 500 / 150 / 100
Blue star – 4,000 for three

In multiples the gold star is worth 100x the bet for five and the seven 75x. On a classic fruit machine the seven is almost always the top symbol; here it has been demoted, and a star sits above it.

The gap below them is the other surprise. From the seven at 75x the table falls straight to 12.5x for the grapes – a drop of six to one – and the three cheap fruits share a single tier at 2.5x.

The seven does keep one privilege: it is the only symbol that pays for a pair, at 50.

Two Stars, Two Different Jobs

Worth separating, because they look alike on the reels. The gold star pays on lines in the ordinary way, five, four and three of a kind. The blue star has a single row on the paytable – 4,000 for three – and nothing else.

A symbol with only a three-of-a-kind value and no four or five is a scatter, paying by count rather than along a line. At 20x the bet it is worth more than five grapes and nearly as much as four sevens, so it is a genuine consolation rather than a token.

The Crown Is The Wild

The crown gives the game its name and does the work in every one of our better spins. It arrives stacked, filling most of a reel at once.

One board had crowns down the middle of the third reel with bells on the second and cherries on the first, and returned 600.00 – 3x the stake. A second had three crowns filling the second reel entirely with cherries either side, and paid 1,350.00, or 6.75x.

On a forty-line grid a stacked wild in the middle column is on a very large share of the live paths at once, which is why a board of cheap cherries can still be worth nearly seven times the bet.

Forty Lines On Fifteen Squares

The line count is what shapes the whole paytable. Forty paths across a 5x3 board means almost every position is live on almost every spin, so the individual values have to be small – hence cheap fruit at 2.5x and a top symbol at only 100x.

Compare it with the studio’s five-line titles, where a single symbol can be worth 600x, and the trade becomes obvious: more lines, more frequent hits, smaller each. Our quietest recorded spin returned 200.00 – exactly the stake back – which on forty lines is the most common kind of result.

A 1,421x Ceiling

That is a modest and oddly precise figure, and it sits only fourteen times above the best line on the paytable. There is no jackpot ladder here, no coin round and no buy menu – the maximum is what happens when a stacked crown lands on a board of gold stars, not what happens when a feature goes right.

It is worth saying that this makes the game unusually predictable. You can see everything it can do from the paytable, and there are no hidden mechanics waiting to change the arithmetic.

Every Fruit Pays The Same For Three

One detail near the bottom of the table is easy to miss and changes how a board reads. The lemon, cherries and plum share a tier, as you would expect – but their three-of-a-kind value, 100, is also what the bell pays for three, and the grapes and watermelon pay 200, the same as three sevens.

So at three of a kind the whole middle of the paytable collapses into two values. The symbols only separate properly at four and five, which on a forty-line grid is the minority of wins. Most of the time it genuinely does not matter which fruit landed.

95.96% At Medium Volatility

The return is slightly below average. Fazi titles without network jackpot pools tend to sit above 96% – Coin Splash Extreme returns 96.59% and Fortune Clover X2 Xmas 96.45% – so a shade under 96 here is on the low side for a game with no visible pools on screen.

The medium rating is accurate to how it plays. Forty lines and a compressed fruit tier produce constant small movement; our balance drifted from 49,800 down to 46,650 across the session without anything dramatic in either direction.

What The Bet Changes

Everything scales with the stake. Our screenshots were taken at 200.00, where five gold stars pay 20,000 and three blue stars 4,000. At a tenth of that stake every figure falls by a tenth; the multiples – 100x on the gold star, 20x on the blue, 1,421x as the ceiling – never move.

A Note On Availability

We check every game against the six casinos we link to. As of 16 September 2026 none of them lists Majestic Crown 40. This is not a seasonal title, so the likeliest explanation is simply that Fazi’s catalogue reaches these operators unevenly – several of the studio’s recent releases are missing from the same lobbies. The demo above runs on Fazi’s own promotional server and is the reliable way to try it. The casino below is our general recommendation rather than a confirmation that this title is in its lobby.

More From Fazi

Fazi’s crown line runs across several line counts and skins. Golden Crown Christmas Booster adds the studio’s fivefold Wild Booster to ten lines, Lava Gems is the ten-line gem version with a 10,000x scatter, and Coin Splash Extreme puts forty lines on a gold background.

Who It Is For

Majestic Crown 40 is for players who want a forty-line classic with nothing to learn. It is handsomely presented – purple velvet and gold, no cartoon characters – and everything it can do is on the paytable: a gold star worth 100x that unusually outranks the seven, a blue scatter paying 20x for three, and a crown that stacks down a reel and lifts an ordinary board to nearly seven times the stake. The reservations are the 95.96% return, which is on the low side for a Fazi title without jackpot pools, and a ceiling of 1,421x that leaves the game with no real top end. At the time of writing none of the casinos we cover carries it.

This game was not available at any of our six partner casinos when we checked on 18 September 2026. You can still play at LuckyBar Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 300% up to £1500 for a limited time.