lucky piggy slot theme, stakes, pays & symbols

I guess the obsession with pig-themed online slots must come from the term “piggy bank”? If you look at a handful of similar games on our site, that certainly looks to be the case. There does seem to be something of a flood of these games at the moment, however, which seems a tad strange! For example, we have reviewed Peaky Pigs, The Great Pigsby Megaways, and Banking Bacon just within recent weeks. I’m not sure if Disney has a new pig-themed movie out or if it's just a coincidence that so many developers are creating pig-themed games all at once. Who knows, perhaps it will be the Cow’s turn next month?!

To simplify the payouts of Lucky Piggy, PG Soft has opted to label each spin as costing 20 coins. This makes it much simpler to calculate your winnings by looking at the paytable, but I can’t help but wonder why they did not just make the paytable update to take account of the current bet size. It’s possible that PG Soft was trying to obfuscate the seemingly poor numbers on the table – for example, the highest-paying regular symbol is the diamond with a return of 50 coins, or 2.5x the current bet, in other words. The roll of money is next with a payout of just 1.5x your bet for each completed pay way of six-of-a-kind, followed by the stack of coins at 1x and the bell at 0.75x. There are four “medium-paying” symbols, represented by typical slot symbols such as bells and fruits, and another four low-paying royal symbols as well. These numbers would not seem so bad if the symbols were stacked on the reels, as in so many other pay way-based games, but that is not the case here. Instead, the low numbers on the paytable result from that ascending multiplier feature we mentioned earlier. Still, you’ll need to trigger the bonus round to take full advantage of its profitability.

Choosing your bet is a little over-complicated in Lucky Piggy; clicking on your current bet brings up three dropdown selectors allowing you to select a bet size and bet level, with three-coin sizes available for the former and ten levels offered for the latter. This setup creates an overall betting range of between €0.20 and €100.00 per spin, although I would not recommend wagering that high on a game such as this.

base game & MODIFIERS

The base game looks interesting from the moment you first load up Lucky Piggy due to the unusual reel layout. The first two reels feature three rows, whilst the next four have four rows, resulting in the unusual number of payways at 2,304. Apart from this, however, the base game works much like any other online slot – any three matching symbols starting from the left on adjacent reels will award a win, and any winning combinations are immediately removed from the reels, allowing more symbols to drop into place from the top of the screen.

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Ascending multiplier

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scatter wild symbols

lucky piggy slot bonus features

Scatter/wild symbols appear on the last four reels only, and you will need to hit all four of these simultaneously to trigger yourself an eight free spin bonus round. 

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free spins

lucky piggy slot review final thoughts

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