Piggi Bank

Piggi Bank Slot Review

A brick storefront, a lilac-fronted shop, pale skyscrapers drifting into a cartoon-blue sky: Piggi Bank sets its money fantasy on a sunny street where everybody else seems to be doing the spending. For all the talk of smashing banks open, this is one of the most patient wealth fantasies in the studio’s catalogue – a game that would rather count coins slowly than throw them at you.

Wizard Games run it on a 5×3 grid with 20 paylines, a 96% RTP and low volatility, which keeps the mood closer to window shopping than armed robbery. The studio’s Surtr’s Fury and Triple Blitz 7s cover its louder, meaner ground. This one is all hats, gold cards and rings, and it wears its wealth lightly. It’s a modest frame for a game about getting rich, and the piggies have to work hard to fill it.

The Shopping Spree Paytable

Wins pay when matching symbols land on adjacent reels starting from the leftmost reel, across the 20 active lines. That’s a classic left-to-right setup with nothing exotic layered on top. The premium symbols are the shopper’s wishlist itself – the man in his top hat, his companion, the gold card, a ring and a watch – with the card royals propping up the bottom of the ladder. Every value below is a multiple of the total bet:

• Man in top hat: 4x for three, 10x for four, 30x for five
• Woman: 2.5x, 5x, 15x
• Gold Card: 2x, 4x, 12x
• Ring: 1.5x, 3x, 9x
• Watch: 1x, 2x, 6x
• A and K: 0.6x, 1.2x, 3.6x
• Q and J: 0.5x, 1x, 3x
• Wild (bag of gold coins): 4x, 10x, 30x

The wild is a bag of gold coins, and it substitutes for every symbol except the Piggi Bank and the Hammer. Because those two are the game’s collector pieces, the wild stays a line-win tool rather than a feature trigger. It also carries its own pay row, and it matches the top symbol exactly.

That makes it the joint-richest symbol on the reels at 30x for a full line of five. The gap between tiers is modest throughout – the fifth-best symbol still returns 6x for a full line, so the ladder slides down gently rather than dropping off a cliff. The royals pair up too: A and K share one pay scale, Q and J another, which flattens the bottom of the table into two steps instead of four.

Two symbols sit outside the paytable entirely, because their job isn’t to line up. The Piggi Bank symbol carries a prize inside it, and the Hammer exists to break it open. Everything the game does beyond plain line wins is built on that pairing.

The Piggi Bank Bonus

Piggies and Hammers

The collection starts in the base game. When a Piggi Bank symbol and a Hammer symbol land together, the hammer breaks the piggy open and pays out whatever prize it was holding. It’s a simple little loop, and it gives the two special symbols a job on every spin rather than only when the bonus fires.

Free Spins and the Vault

Land five or more Piggi Bank symbols anywhere on the reels and the free spins begin, with nine free spins awarded. The triggering piggy banks don’t pay out on the spot. Their values go straight into the vault, so the round starts with the pot already simmering.

From there, the round runs as a running collection:

• Trigger: 5 or more Piggi Bank symbols anywhere in view
• Award: 9 free spins
• Starting pot: the values carried by the triggering Piggi Bank symbols
• During the round: every value collected adds to the vault
• Whenever a Hammer lands: the entire vault pays out in full
• After a payout: the vault keeps collecting, and the next Hammer pays again

The hammer is the whole point of the round. The vault doesn’t empty between hits, so multiple hammers mean multiple full collections, and the pot only ever grows between them. A lucky run of hammers late in the round pays out an increasingly fat vault each time.

Buy Free Spins

For players who’d rather skip the wait, the Buy Free Spins option guarantees between five and 15 Piggi Bank symbols instantly, triggering the feature on the spot. The randomised count means you could land the bare minimum or three times that, so there’s a small gamble inside the purchase itself. A bigger triggering haul means a richer vault when the free spins begin.

The buy runs at its own 96.12% RTP, a shade above the base figure, which is the right way round for a purchase option. There’s no fixed price to quote here, so check the buy menu in-game before committing.

Our Honest Verdict

Overall Rating: 7.2/10

This is a game you play for the counting, not the crash. Piggi Bank spends its base game quietly feeding coins into a vault, and the one reason to pick it is that the free spins pay like a savings account being emptied again and again – each hammer tips out the lot, and the pot starts refilling straight after. On a sunny street full of shoppers, it’s the slot standing still and watching its money grow.

The vault is the strength, and it’s a genuine one: a low-volatility round that pays repeatedly instead of once is rare, and it makes every hammer matter. The weakness is what the vault is filled from. A paytable topping out at 30x means the coins going in are small ones, so even a hammer-heavy round never feels like breaking a real bank.

It suits players who enjoy a slow, tidy build and are happy to measure a good session in steady payouts rather than one big moment. Anyone hunting brutal swings will find the street too calm. For the patient type, there’s real charm in a piggy that never stops filling – it just asks you to care about pocket change.

Piggi Bank FAQs

• What is the RTP of Piggi Bank?

  Piggi Bank runs at 96% RTP in its default configuration. The Buy Free Spins option carries its own RTP of 96.12%.
• Is Piggi Bank high volatility?

  No. Piggi Bank is a low volatility slot, so wins tend to be smaller and steadier, with sessions that swing less sharply than high variance games.
• How many paylines does Piggi Bank have?

  Piggi Bank has 20 winning lines. Active lines pay when matching symbols appear on adjacent reels starting from the leftmost reel.
• How do you trigger free spins in Piggi Bank?

  Land five or more Piggi Bank symbols anywhere on the reels to trigger the bonus, which awards nine free spins. The values on the triggering symbols are collected into the vault at the start of the round.
• What does the Hammer symbol do in Piggi Bank?

  The Hammer breaks Piggi Bank symbols open to award the prizes inside. In the base game it pays the prize when it lands alongside a Piggi Bank symbol, and during free spins it pays out the entire vault whenever it lands.
• Does the vault empty after it pays out in Piggi Bank’s free spins?

  No. The vault keeps collecting during the round, so if a second Hammer lands it pays out the full vault again, including everything collected since the last payout. Multiple hammers in one round mean multiple full collections.
• Can you buy the bonus on Piggi Bank?

  Yes. The Buy Free Spins option guarantees between five and 15 Piggi Bank symbols instantly, triggering the free spins feature straight away. The buy runs at its own 96.12% RTP.
• When is Piggi Bank released?

  Piggi Bank’s release date is 24 January 2024. It’s made by Wizard Games.