Book Of Easter Piggy Bank Slot Review
Spring flowers tied with little blue ribbons, scrolled gold corners and a deep burgundy damask backdrop: this is Easter as a Victorian drawing room rather than a supermarket shelf. Spinomenal have wrapped a familiar Book formula in all that finery, and the interesting part is that they’ve loosened it underneath – the expanding symbol is redrawn on every single free spin instead of being fixed for the round.
Book Of Easter Piggy Bank runs a 6×3 grid with 10 fixed lines, an RTP of 94.28% and mid-to-high volatility. It sits in the same family as Book Of Piggy Bank Black Friday, alongside Book-style stablemates like Book Of SpinOWeen and Book Of Elves 2. The twist here is that the expanding symbol re-rolls on every free spin, which is rarer than the wrapping suggests.
Eggs, Royals and 10 Fixed Lines
All symbols pay left to right from the leftmost reel, and only the highest win on each line counts. Wins are multiplied by the bet per line, and qualifying line wins in a single round add together. It’s a conventional setup, and the game doesn’t dress it up.
The Book of Piggy wild substitutes for every symbol and doubles as the scatter, paying anywhere on the reels. The rest of the grid is a familiar split: decorated eggs at the top of the ladder, A, K, Q, J and 10 card symbols at the bottom, and a steep drop between them.
The 6×3 shape matters more than it looks. Six columns mean every symbol has a six-of-a-kind tier, and that’s where the paytable’s real money sits, at values a five-reel Book game can’t offer. The eggs also start paying from just two symbols, while the royals need three, so short combinations of the premium symbols still return something during a quiet run of spins.
Symbol pays, as multiples of the total bet:
- Gold Egg – 2 pays 100x, 3 pays 1,000x, 4 pays 10,000x, 5 pays 50,000x, 6 pays 100,000x
- Orange/Diamond Egg – 2 pays 50x, 3 pays 400x, 4 pays 4,000x, 5 pays 20,000x, 6 pays 40,000x
- Green Egg and Blue Egg – 2 pays 50x, 3 pays 300x, 4 pays 1,000x, 5 pays 7,500x, 6 pays 15,000x
- A and K – 3 pays 50x, 4 pays 400x, 5 pays 1,500x, 6 pays 3,000x
- Q, J and 10 – 3 pays 50x, 4 pays 250x, 5 pays 1,000x, 6 pays 2,000x
That top tier is where the game’s potential lives. Six Gold Eggs across a 10-line grid is the dream, and nothing else on the paytable comes close to it. The two middle-band eggs pay respectably at the top end, while the royals exist to keep the balance ticking between feature hits.
Scatter Wild and Free Spins
Three or more scattered Books anywhere on the grid pay a scatter prize and trigger 10 free spins. The bet per line stays the same as the round that triggered the feature, and scatter prizes are paid on top of any regular line wins already banked.
- 3 scattered Wilds – pays 2x and triggers free spins
- 4 scattered Wilds – pays 25x and triggers free spins
- 5 scattered Wilds – pays 250x and triggers free spins
- 6 scattered Wilds – pays 500x and triggers free spins
Because the Book lands anywhere rather than on set lines, the base game is mostly a watch for three of them turning up at once. When they do, the scatter cash arrives immediately and the round begins on the same per-line stake. Six Books at once is the outlier, worth 500x on its own before a single free spin plays out.
The Per-Spin Expanding Symbol
The free spins round carries the game’s real idea. Every individual spin gets a randomly assigned expanding symbol, never the scatter wild, and the assignment lasts for that spin only. The round’s character therefore changes from spin to spin rather than being settled at the start.
After the spin’s result is determined, the expanding symbol grows to form new paylines on top of the existing ones, but only if the expansion produces a win. When it pays, it pays across all active lines regardless of whether the symbols are consecutive, and expanded wins count separately from the original result. That separate counting is what makes a full screen of the right symbol pay so heavily: the expanded wins stack on top of whatever the base result already delivered.
That re-roll is the mechanic worth noticing. A run of low-value royal expansions can be followed by a full grid of Gold Eggs on the very next spin, and nothing about the round is decided in advance.
Retriggers
Free spins can retrigger, awarding an additional 10 spins on top of what’s left. The rules of the round don’t change on a retrigger; it simply extends the run of per-spin expansions. Land another three scattered Books during the feature and the counter climbs again, on the same stake as before.
Buy Feature
The Buy Feature lets you purchase a free spins round outright. Pressing the buy button opens a window where you can set the bet you’ll play the round at, and the buy price adjusts to match. Confirm, pay, and the free spins begin immediately.
It’s the standard shortcut for players who’d rather not wait on the scatter, with the price pegged to your chosen stake rather than a flat figure. The round you buy plays by exactly the same rules as one triggered by three Books, re-roll and all. Since the expanding symbol changes every spin anyway, there’s no extra layer to the purchase; you’re paying to skip the wait, nothing more.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 7/10
The drawing-room Easter is the first thing you notice and the least important. Underneath the flowers it’s a patient game: 10 lines, a wild doing scatter duty, and long stretches watching for three Books while the royals trickle in. The reason to sit through that is the free spins, where nothing is decided before it’s played.
That per-spin re-roll is the strength, and it’s a real one. Ten spins hold ten different rounds, and a flat run of royal expansions can turn on the last spin when Gold Eggs fill the screen. The weakness is just as real: 94.28% is a lean return for mid-to-high volatility, and nearly all the paytable’s money is stacked in the six-of-a-kind tiers where it’s hardest to reach.
It suits Book regulars who want the formula to move a little between spins, and anyone who values a fuller return will find richer baskets further down Spinomenal’s aisle. For the right player, the egg inside this ornate frame keeps hatching into something new.
Book Of Easter Piggy Bank FAQs
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What is the RTP of Book Of Easter Piggy Bank?
Book Of Easter Piggy Bank runs at an RTP of 94.28%. -
How do you trigger free spins in Book Of Easter Piggy Bank?
Land three or more scattered Book of Piggy wilds anywhere on the reels. That awards a scatter prize and triggers 10 free spins, with the bet per line staying the same as the triggering round. -
Is the expanding symbol fixed for the whole free spins round?
No. Each free spin gets its own expanding symbol, chosen at random from everything except the scatter wild. It only expands when doing so creates a win, and when it pays, it pays on all active lines whether or not the symbols sit consecutively. -
Can you retrigger free spins in Book Of Easter Piggy Bank?
Yes. Free spins may retrigger and award an additional 10 free spins on top of the remaining total. The round’s rules don’t change on a retrigger; it simply extends the run. -
What do scattered wilds pay in Book Of Easter Piggy Bank?
Scattered wilds pay 2x for three, 25x for four, 250x for five and 500x for six, as multiples of the total bet. These prizes are paid in addition to regular payline winnings. -
Can you buy the bonus on Book Of Easter Piggy Bank?
Yes. The Buy Feature lets you purchase and immediately trigger a free spins round. You can set the bet for the round in the buy window, and the buy price adjusts to match. -
How many paylines does Book Of Easter Piggy Bank have?
The game is set to 10 fixed lines. All symbols pay left to right from the leftmost reel, and only the highest win on each line is paid. -
What is the grid size of Book Of Easter Piggy Bank?
The game runs on a 6×3 grid with six reels and three rows. Six columns mean every symbol has a six-of-a-kind tier at the top of its pay range, and the premium eggs start paying from just two symbols.
