3 Magic Piggy Banks Hold & Win

3 Magic Piggy Banks Hold & Win is a Hacksaw Gaming slot released on 22 September 2026 that turns a bank robbery into a piggy-bank lottery. The reels sit on a bright stage with stacks of gold coins on both sides, and above them stand three piggy banks in pink, gold and purple. The game uses 5 reels and 3 rows with 17 fixed paylines, the RTP is 96.3%, the volatility is medium and the top prize is 2,500x the bet. Every spin is about one question: which of the three banks will open?

The Three Piggy Banks And The Lucky Hammers

The intro screen sums the idea up with three words: 3 Piggy Banks, Pork-fect Crime and Hammer Time. Lucky Hammer symbols can land on the reels, and each hammer has the colour of one bank. A pink, gold or purple hammer charges the matching piggy, and at the end of the spin the charged bank may break open. Only one bank can open on a single spin, so the three prizes never overlap.

Each bank hides a different bonus:

• the pink piggy starts the Magic Wild Respin, where Wild symbols come with multipliers from 2x up to 100x;
• the gold piggy opens the Magic Coins Bonus, a Hold and Spin style round in which Coins carry cash values from 0.2x to 1,000x the bet;
• the purple piggy triggers the Magic FS Respin, which fills the screen with FS symbols; the number of FS symbols decides how many free spins you receive.

Symbols And Base Game

The paytable is a mix of classic fruit-machine icons and card ranks: cherries, lemons, plums, blue horseshoes and sparkling diamonds are the picture symbols, while the A, K, Q, J and 10 are drawn in green and gold on dark squares. The Wild symbol is a striped W that substitutes for the other symbols, and the round FS badge is the scatter that feeds the free spin features. With a hit frequency of around 47%, the base game pays often, and the three banks above the reels keep the screen busy between the larger events.

In the lower left corner a small panel offers a feature bet: at a stake of 2.00 the panel reads “Bet 6.00 to get 5x bonus win chance”, so you can pay three times the bet to raise the chance of a bonus.

Swindle And Swine And Epig Heist

Beyond the three single-bank bonuses, the game has two bigger bonus rounds with free spins. Swindle and Swine gives at least 10 free spins, and when the third Lucky Hammer lands it guarantees that the matching Piggy Bank is activated. Epig Heist is the top round: it also gives at least 10 free spins, but here every Lucky Hammer that lands immediately activates the corresponding bank on that spin. Free spins keep the mechanics of the base game, so the pink wild multipliers, the gold coins and the purple respin all remain possible while the spin counter runs down. In a bought Epig Heist the award screen announced 15 free spins after a Magic FS respin filled the grid with FS symbols.

How A Bank Opens

The sequence is easy to follow on screen. When a Lucky Hammer lands, it is framed in a golden square on the reels and the matching piggy above the grid lights up. If that bank opens, a large ribbon with the name of the bonus slides across the middle of the screen, for example MAGIC FS on a purple piggy or MAGIC WILD on a pink one, and the respin begins. During the Magic FS Respin the grid fills with FS symbols, and the number of them decides the length of the free spins that follow. During the Magic Wild Respin the grid fills with Wild tiles that carry their own multiplier badges, which is where the 2x to 100x values are paid.

The gold bank is the one to watch if you like coin collection, since its Coins can reach 1,000x the bet on their own.

Bonus Buy Options

The Buy Bonus button opens a menu with four options, shown here at the 2.00 demo stake:

• Magic FS FeatureSpins for 3x the bet: every spin is five times more likely to trigger the Magic FS Respin and has a better chance of a purple hammer;
• Piggy Bank FeatureSpins for 40x: each spin guarantees that all three Lucky Hammers land, so one Piggy Bank triggers;
• Swindle and Swine for 90x;
• Epig Heist for 200x.

The first two are the “FeatureSpins” type, which you activate and which are charged on every spin, while the last two are bought outright, with a confirmation window before the money leaves the balance. The menu lists the first option as medium volatility and the Piggy Bank option as high volatility.

Seen together, the four prices make a clear ladder. The 3x option only raises the odds of the purple bank and keeps every spin charged, so it is the cheap way to chase free spins. At 40x you pay for a guaranteed bank on every spin you activate it for, at 90x the free spins arrive with a guarantee for the third hammer, and at 200x the whole Epig Heist round starts at once, with hammers opening banks straight away. The more you pay, the more of the randomness is removed, and the cost goes up in the same proportion.

RTP, Volatility And Max Win

The base RTP is 96.3%, and as with other Hacksaw titles casinos can run lower RTP versions, so check the rules inside the game where you play. The volatility is medium, which suits a slot that pays on almost every second spin. The maximum win is 2,500x the bet, but it is reachable from several different bonuses rather than from one rare feature.

Is It Worth A Spin?

The game is a good pick if you like simple fruit-style reels with a bonus layer on top. The three colour-coded banks make the feature chances easy to follow, the buy menu has a cheap entry at 3x, and the lower max win goes together with the medium volatility and the frequent small wins. Players who chase 10,000x or more will find other Hacksaw slots a better fit.

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