Lucky Bacon

Lucky Bacon Overview

Lucky Bacon – titled Lucky Bacon: Trinity Series on its own screen – is a cash-collect slot from Fugaso with a 96.75% RTP, a medium volatility rating and a published ceiling of 2,500x. It was released on 20 March 2025.

A note on the figures. The bet field is cut off at the bottom of these captures, but every cash value on the grid is an exact multiple of 3.00 – 3, 6, 9, 15, 21, 30, 45, 75, 90 – so that is the stake we convert against. We are inferring it rather than reading it, and say so.

Piggy Banks and Clover

The grid sits on a bank of gold coins under a night sky, with bundles of cash stacked at both bottom corners and four-leaf clovers filling every position that is not holding money.

Above the frame stand three golden piggy banks in top hats, each with a dollar sign on its flank in a different colour, and each labelled: COMEBACK, MULTI and EXPAND.

The game introduces them on its own splash screen, one line each, and they could not be clearer: COMEBACK – refill your re-spins. MULTI – multiply cash prizes. EXPAND – unlock extra rows. That is the Trinity of the title.

Five Pots, and Two of Them Are Counted

A ladder of five jackpot plates runs down the left edge: MINI 150.00, MINOR 300.00, MAJOR 750.00, GRAND 7,500.00 and ROYAL 30,000.00.

Against a 3.00 stake those are 50x, 100x, 250x and 2,500x – and that last figure is exactly the game’s published maximum win. The GRAND is the ceiling. The ROYAL, at 10,000x, must therefore be counted separately from it.

Better still, the game tells you how to get them. Small counters appear beside the top two plates: ROYAL 9/20 and GRAND 9/12 in one capture, 15/20 and 11/12 in another.

So the GRAND needs twelve cash positions filled and the ROYAL needs twenty. There is no guesswork and no hidden trigger – you can watch your own progress toward both, position by position.

It also explains why EXPAND exists. Twenty filled positions is more than the base grid holds, so the ROYAL is only reachable once the extra rows are unlocked.

The Re-Spins

The round works the way these games usually do: cash coins lock in place and the reels re-spin around them. A RE-SPINS counter on the right rail reads 0/3, with a TOTAL WIN field beneath it.

Three re-spins is a short allowance – which is precisely what COMEBACK is for. A feature whose whole job is to put the counter back is worth more here than it would be in a round that started with ten.

MYSTERY JACKPOT tiles land among the coins, lettered across the plate in their own colour, and they sit on the grid unresolved until the round ends.

When MULTI is running, small red x2 tags appear in the corner of the coin tiles – so the multiplier is applied per position rather than to the round total, and you can see exactly which coins carry it.

What the Grid Held

The coin values are printed on the tiles, and they are modest: 3.00 and 6.00 and 9.00 everywhere, with occasional 15.00, 21.00, 30.00, 45.00, 75.00 and 90.00.

Against the 3.00 stake that is a range of 1x to 30x per position – and most of what lands is at the bottom of it. One near-full grid we captured is almost entirely threes, sixes and nines.

The best single readout in the captures is a green plate above the frame showing 319.58, which is a little over 106x the stake, on a grid holding ten of the twelve the GRAND requires.

Read that alongside the counters and the game’s logic is clear: the coins themselves are small change. What you are actually collecting is positions, because twelve of them is 2,500x whatever the coins say.

Buying the Trinity

There is one purchase, and it buys everything at once. The dialog is headed TRINITY BONUS GAME, shows all three pigs side by side, and states: Activates a bonus game with all 3 bonus features.

The price is 1,125.00€. Against the 3.00 stake that is 375x – by a wide margin the most expensive buy in any of these batches, and more than a third of the way to the GRAND on its own.

The dialog offers a red cross and a green tick and nothing else, which is at least unambiguous.

A 96.75% Return

The return is well above average – the best figure on any game in this batch – and it is paired with a medium volatility rating, which for a cash-collect game with a 2,500x ceiling is a reasonable combination.

The five jackpot plates hold the same values across every capture, taken minutes apart, so these are fixed pots rather than progressives despite the presentation.

Who Should Play It

Lucky Bacon is for players who want a cash-collect game that shows its working. Printing the collection counters beside the ROYAL and GRAND plates – 9 of 20, 11 of 12 – is the single best piece of interface design in this batch, and naming the three features in one line each on the splash screen is almost as good.

The reservations are the 375x purchase, which is a great deal to pay for three features, and a base grid where most positions hold one to three times the stake. The GRAND is the game; the coins are the queue.

Where to Play Lucky Bacon

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Lucky Bacon was listed under Fugaso in all six of our partner casino libraries when we checked on 22 September 2026.