Pigs Slots

Why piggy banks make sense for slots

Pig themes are popular mostly because of one specific feature. The idea of a piggy bank is a perfect match for hold-and-win games. You collect coins, break the bank, and keep the total. Pragmatic Play uses this exact setup in Piggy Bankers, where you land money symbols and trigger a lock-and-respin bonus. Onlyplay does the same thing on larger grids with Golden Piggy Farm and Piggy Bonanza. The artwork might look a bit different, but the math behind the games is almost identical. Once you play a few of these, you know exactly what to expect.

A break from the usual coin collection

Relax Gaming takes a totally different approach with their Great Pigsby series. Instead of breaking piggy banks, these games feature 1920s cartoon gangster pigs. There are three versions to choose from: a Megaways game, a Megapays jackpot version, and a Dream Drop game linked to Relax's progressive network. The Dream Drop version can pay up to 30,000x your bet because of that jackpot pool, giving it much higher potential than most other pig slots. If you want a pig theme that actually feels different to play, this is the series to look for.

Pigs in all sorts of outfits

Outside of those main games, the pig theme goes in a lot of different directions. You can find disco pigs in Piggy Blitz by Play'n GO, candy pigs in Playson's Sugar Piggy, and diamond-smashing pigs in Octoplay's Break the Diamond Piggy. The board sizes change a lot too, ranging from standard 5x3 grids to large 7x7 cluster setups and Megaways. There is plenty of visual variety, but most of these games still rely on the same two or three basic features just dressed up in new colors.