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Piggy Bank Bonanza Slot: Which Game Is It?
At least three slots trade under a Piggy Bank Bonanza name, from three different studios. Before any figure means anything, you need to know which pig is on the screen.
By Conor FurlongChecked 18+
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There is no single Piggy Bank Bonanza slot. At least three games use the name or something close to it, from Dragon Gaming, Evoplay and 7Mojos, and their reels, RTP and top wins differ. The honest answer to "what is the Piggy Bank Bonanza RTP" is: it depends which one your casino has loaded.
We set out what the published listings say about each, flag what is unconfirmed, and explain how to identify the game in front of you before you stake money on it.
Piggy Bank Bonanza slot versions compared
| Title | Studio | Layout | RTP | Maximum win |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Piggy Bank Bonanza Hold and Win | Dragon Gaming | 5x3, 243 ways | 95.53% | 2,297x |
| Piggy Bank: 3 Pots Bonanza | Evoplay | 5x3, 20 lines | Not confirmed | 6,000x |
| Piggy Bank Bonanza | 7Mojos | Not published | Not published | Not published |
The Dragon Gaming figures come from SlotCatalog. The Evoplay game was released in November 2025, according to trade press announcing it. For the 7Mojos title we found a game listing and nothing more; no specification we could check.
How to tell which one you have
- Read the full title on the loading screen. "Hold and Win" and "3 Pots" are part of the names and give the game away.
- Open the info or help screen. It names the studio, the RTP and the rules for the version the casino is running.
- Count the lines. Twenty paylines points to Evoplay; 243 ways points to Dragon Gaming.
That last step takes ten seconds and saves you trusting a number written about a different game.
On hold and win games generally
A hold and win format usually locks cash symbols in place while a short set of respins runs. The details differ by studio, so the paytable is the only reliable guide. We are not going to describe rounds we cannot confirm.
RTP, demo and bonus buy
The one RTP we can attach to a named game, 95.53% for the Dragon Gaming version, means a theoretical EUR 4.47 kept from every EUR 100 staked over a very long run. It says nothing about a single session. We have not confirmed a studio demo or a bonus buy for any of the three. Casino lobbies sometimes show play-money modes; those credits never turn into cash. If a site attaches free spins to one of these games, our free spins page explains the wagering to check, and the wider slots guide lists games with fuller published data.
The Irish position
Ireland has no licensed online casinos yet, since the GRAI does not expect to issue gaming licences before early 2027. Any site offering these games to Irish players works under a foreign licence, and the casino's footer tells you which regulator would hear a complaint. 18+ only. Decide on a spend before you load the game; our responsible gambling page has the tools and Irish contacts.
Readers' questions
- Who makes Piggy Bank Bonanza?
- Several studios use the name. Dragon Gaming has Piggy Bank Bonanza Hold and Win, Evoplay has Piggy Bank: 3 Pots Bonanza, and 7Mojos lists a Piggy Bank Bonanza too.
- What is the Piggy Bank Bonanza RTP?
- The Dragon Gaming version is listed at 95.53% by SlotCatalog. For the others we found no confirmed figure. Check the help screen in the game.
- Is there a Piggy Bank Bonanza demo?
- We have not confirmed a studio demo. Some casino lobbies show play-money modes, which pay nothing.