Flowers

Flowers is a bright, cheerful NetEnt pokie that swaps the usual fruit and gems for a garden of smiling cartoon flowers, and it has stayed popular with New Zealand players since NetEnt released it in 2013. It plays in New Zealand dollars at the casinos listed on this page, and while plenty of Kiwis still search for it as the Flowers slot or check the Flowers RTP, the friendly theme and easygoing pace make it a simple pokie to sit down with. Every symbol is a hand-drawn bloom, the soundtrack is light and upbeat, and the standout trick is that flowers can land as either a single or a double symbol, which keeps each spin feeling busy.

How Flowers plays

Flowers is built on a 5 reel, 3 row grid with up to 30 paylines that you can adjust to suit your budget. The clever part is the double symbol mechanic: every flower can appear on its own or as a double that counts as two of the same symbol, so a single reel position can fill a line with up to ten matching flowers. There is a wild that stands in for other symbols to help complete wins, and a dedicated scatter that unlocks the free spins round. During free spins the wilds arrive stacked to cover whole reels, and any wins you collect in that round are boosted by a 3x multiplier, which is where the game's bigger results tend to come from. There are no complicated side bets or menus to learn, so it is quick to pick up whether you are on desktop or mobile.

Flowers RTP, volatility and max win

The Flowers RTP is 96.32%, which sits right around the NetEnt average and is a fair figure for a pokie of this age. The volatility is best described as medium, so you can expect a reasonable mix of smaller line wins along with the occasional larger hit when the double symbols and stacked wilds line up. The maximum win is listed at 15,000x your stake, meaning a top result pays fifteen thousand times whatever you staked on that spin rather than any fixed cash amount. That ceiling is realistically reached only through the free spins round with its 3x multiplier, so most sessions will be about steady entertainment rather than chasing the very top prize.

Playing Flowers in New Zealand

You can play Flowers in New Zealand dollars at the offshore-licensed casinos shown on this page. New Zealand is moving towards its own framework: the Department of Internal Affairs is introducing domestic online casino licensing under the Online Casino Gambling Act from December 2026, but until that regime is live Kiwis play at casinos licensed abroad, so it is worth checking each operator's licence before you sign up. If you just want to try the game first, the free demo above runs in your browser with no account and no deposit, which is a good way to get a feel for the double symbols and the free spins before playing for real money.

Is Flowers worth playing?

Flowers is worth a spin if you like a relaxed, good-looking pokie with a genuinely different core feature rather than a high-pressure chase. The 96.32% RTP is respectable, the double symbol and stacked wild combination keeps things interesting, and the medium volatility makes it approachable for most bankrolls. It will not suit players hunting only for extreme variance, but as an easygoing NetEnt classic it holds up well. Whatever you decide, keep it fun and within a budget you are comfortable with, and read our responsible gambling guide if you ever want to set limits or take a break.