Rich Little Piggies Meal Ticket Slot by Light & Wonder

Three cartoon pigs sit at the top of the screen, each fronting a different bonus path: Blue runs a free spin counter, Yellow stacks a six-tier jackpot ladder, and Red holds a list of game symbols with red Xs through them. That last one is the headline. The Red Pig is the Meal Ticket, and it's what separates this entry from every other Light & Wonder piggies sibling.

Here's how the coins feed those panels. Mystery cells land in the base game and reveal a regular pay symbol before evaluation. On top of that reveal, a Mystery may also drop a Blue, Yellow, or Red Coin into its matching pig's panel. Any combination of coins triggers the bonus, and the trigger pays a flat 1x bet. Cheap entry, but the colour of the triggering coin decides which feature you actually play.

Blue is the simple one. The Blue Pig meter accumulates spin counts over time, capped at 100. Trigger via Blue Coin and you get whatever the meter currently shows. Trigger without a Blue Coin and you get the default 7. After a Blue-path feature ends, the meter resets to 9 and starts climbing again.

Yellow turns the round into a jackpot hunt. Every Mystery may now reveal a jackpot symbol that fills one of six meters: MINI and MINOR each need 2 spaces, MAXI 3, MAJOR 4, GRAND 5, and MEGA 6. Fill a meter and that prize lands - 2.5x, 7.5x, 10x, 17.5x, 750x, or 12,500x bet. Fixed values, not progressive. All six meters wipe when the feature ends, so partial fills don't roll over.

Red is where the design gets genuinely unusual. Trigger via Red Coin and the free spins use an alternate reel set with X-marked symbols stripped out entirely. Mysteries on those reels only reveal what's still active. The Red Pig panel removes symbols in a fixed order from cheapest up: Ten, Jack, Queen, King, Ace, Gold Bar. Outside the feature, Red Coins that don't trigger anything chip away at that list one symbol at a time. So the longer you play, the leaner and richer the Red reels get - until the feature finally fires and resets the panel down to just Ten still crossed out. It's a slow-burn mechanic, the only one in the family that rewards session continuity.

Pork Chop and Top Hat Pig share the top line pay at 40x, with Elvis Pig and the safe-and-gold-bar pair sitting below them. Wild appears on all reels and substitutes for everything except the three coins. No buy bonus exists, which fits the design - half the appeal is watching the meters tick up while you wait for the right colour to hit. Visually it's deep purple and gold against a backdrop of stacked coins, with the three cartoon pigs (sad blue, cheerful yellow, smug red) doing most of the personality work above pink-chrome royals.