Bigger Piggy Bank Super Wheel is Inspired Gaming doing the money-pig thing again, and this time the twist is a Super Wheel spinning above four fixed pots — Grand 1000x, Major 50x, Minor 25x, Mini 10x. I demoed it on the €1.00 spin, watched the wheel drop a Total Win of 20.00, and here's the honest read on a slot that's more fun than its RTP suggests.
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Seven stops around the ride — what it is, how it plays, and where the money really moves.
The board sits inside a plush blue-and-gold vault, coin bundles stacked in the corners and a cartoon Super Wheel ticking away at the top. The cast is exactly what the title promises: pink piggy banks carrying cash values, bundles of notes, gold bars, a diamond and card royals in candy colours. It's the pigs and money theme played dead straight — no story, just the loud promise of coins.
The engine is a cash collector: the piggy-bank symbols land with a money value stuck on them — I saw 5.00, 2.00 and 1.00 pigs on a €1.00 bet — and a collector gathers them up. Above the reels sit four Player Link fixed jackpots: Grand 1000x, Major 50x, Minor 25x and Mini 10x. Those pots are the spine of the whole thing; every pig you collect is a step toward lighting one.
The headline feature is the Super Wheel. Trigger it and the reels are swept aside for a spinning wheel with segments for +2, +3, +5 and +10 free spins, plus Major and Grand pot slices. In my session the wheel handed me a run of free spins and the counter ticked a Total Win of 20.00 across the round — a tidy result, if not a vault-emptying one. It's a clean, readable feature: spin, collect, move on.
Underneath, there's plenty going on: Wild coin-stacks, a Mega 3x3 symbol (a big golden pig that lands fat on the grid), a bonus bet and Fortune Bet toggle to boost your feature odds, and a Gamble 5x+ button for pressing your luck. The Mega pig in particular is a satisfying sight when it drops. None of it is novel, but it's all assembled cleanly.
Here's where I temper the fun. The RTP is 94.5% — with an RTP range, so it can sit lower depending on the bet mode — and volatility is High, against a 5,000x max win. That 94.5% is a good point-and-a-half under the 96% many rivals hold, and pairing a light RTP with High variance means longer dry patches between the good pots. The Bonus Bet and Fortune Bet cost extra for better odds, which is the usual trade. Fun to spin — just not a generous base return.
| Feature / Pot | Value (× stake) |
|---|---|
| Player Link fixed pots | |
| Grand | 1000× |
| Major | 50× |
| Minor | 25× |
| Mini | 10× |
| Cash-collect pigs (seen on a 1.00 bet) | |
| Piggy coin values | 5.00 · 2.00 · 1.00 (also 30 / 50 / 75 / 100 collect values observed) |
Read live from the vault board and Player Link header on 18.05.2026 at a 1.00 bet. Only the always-on pot ladder (Grand 1000× / Major 50× / Minor 25× / Mini 10×) and the piggy cash values were legible on screen — no separate symbol-payout panel opened, so the base royal/bar/diamond line values are not listed here. The pot multiples are of the stake; the piggy figures are cash collect values at that bet.
Demoed on the €1.00 spin, Fortune Bet off to start. The pigs came in carrying 5.00, 2.00 and 1.00 values, and a base spin dropped a WILD-and-royal line worth 12.00 before I chased the wheel.
The honest tally: the Super Wheel triggered and ran its free spins, and the round closed with a Total Win of 20.00 showing on the counter, balance sitting at 996 from 1,000. No Grand, no vault-emptying — a fair, mid-sized feature that did what it said. On a High-variance, 94.5% game that's about what you'd expect: pleasant when the wheel spins, quiet in between. I'd keep the Fortune Bet off unless the budget's flush. — Tess
Played by Tess Hale · demo build · May 2026 · €1.00 spin, base play into one Super Wheel trigger
7.4Seven-point-four because it's a clean, cheerful cash-collect wheel slot that's genuinely fun to spin — and not higher because 94.5% RTP with an RTP range, against High variance, is a light base return. Great for a laugh, watch the pace of the losses. — Tess Hale
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Ex-arcade cashier turned pokies writer. Tess reads a slot the way she used to read a coin-op: what it costs to play, what the machine actually gives back, and whether the “big one” is real or just paint on the glass. Sceptical, warm, allergic to hype.
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