Piggy Crash

Piggy Crash Overview

Piggy Crash is a five-reel video slot from CT Gaming with 20 fixed paylines, a medium-high volatility rating and a published maximum win of 1,000x the bet. It was released on 15 November 2024.

The return is not a single figure. The game ships with an RTP range from 89.60% up to 95.65%, and the casino decides which version it offers. The top figure is the one usually quoted, but it is worth checking the game’s info screen at the casino you play with.

Despite the name, this is not a crash game. There is no rising multiplier and no cash-out button; the “crash” is the piggy bank breaking open into a giant wild.

All figures below were read from demo play at a total bet of 10.00, which is a line bet of 0.50 across the twenty lines.

A Pink Piggy Bank in a Bar Machine

The reels sit in a bright gold and red cabinet set against a glowing magenta backdrop. The line numbers run down both sides of the grid, a small reminder that all twenty lines are always active.

The symbols come straight from the classic bar machine: a rainbow seven, a sparkling diamond, a gold dollar sign, a gold pig coin, a green BAR and a pink double BAR.

The star of the show is a pink piggy bank in a red bow tie, the game’s wild. A stack of gold bars stamped “Bonus” is the feature symbol. The banner above the reels reminds you on every spin that the pig is wild.

Reading the Paytable Correctly

Like other CT Gaming titles, Piggy Crash prints its paytable per line, not per total bet. That matters, because the numbers look larger than they are. At the 0.50 line bet, the prices are:

• Seven and diamond: 50.00 for five, 7.50 for four, 3.50 for three
• Dollar sign and pig coin: 25.00 for five, 5.00 for four, 3.00 for three
• Double BAR and BAR: 12.50 for five, 3.50 for four, 2.00 for three

Five sevens on a line therefore pay 50.00. That is 100 times the line bet, but only 5x the total bet of 10.00. The difference is a factor of twenty, the number of lines, and it is the single most important thing to understand about this game.

The symbols are also paired in a way that keeps the table short. The seven and the diamond share the top price, the dollar and the pig coin share the middle one, and the two BAR symbols share the lowest.

The 3x3 Piggy Wild

The pig wild does not arrive as a single symbol. It appears as a mega symbol covering a three-by-three block, and according to the paytable it lands on the second, third and fourth reels only.

When it drops in, the middle of the grid becomes nine wild positions at once, each marked with a green WILD banner. With the whole centre wild, every line that starts with a paying symbol on reel one can run all the way through, and the fifth reel then decides whether a four becomes a five.

In our base game the pig covered the upper part of the three middle reels on one spin, and the paid-out total for that sequence was 104.00, which is 10.4x the bet. Another spin produced a full wild block in the centre with sevens, dollars and a gold bar around it.

Five of a Kind

Because all twenty lines pay at once, a screen full of one symbol pays many times over. One of our spins filled almost every position with gold dollar signs, and the game answered with a full-screen “5 OF A KIND!” celebration over a firework display.

Even so, the line maths above applies. Each five-dollar line is worth 25.00, or 2.5x the total bet, so a big-looking screen builds its value by adding many small line wins together rather than through one large one.

The Bonus Symbol and Free Games

The gold bar bonus symbol has a narrow rule: it appears on the first reel only, and it does not appear at all during the free games themselves.

In our session, a gold bar on reel one landed on the same spin as the 3x3 piggy wild across the middle reels. The next screen announced 12 FREE GAMES, with 352.50 already in the win box, which is 35x the bet before a single free game had been played.

During the free games, the pig wild kept returning to the centre of the grid. One free game showed the full 3x3 block again with sevens and diamonds on reel one, and the running total had climbed to 422.50, or 42x the stake.

The screenshots do not show the full rules of the free games, so we cannot say whether they carry a multiplier or a guaranteed wild. They do show that the round is where the large totals appear.

How the 1,000x Ceiling Fits

The paytable alone cannot reach the published maximum. Twenty lines of five sevens at this stake would come to 1,000.00, which is only 100x the total bet of 10.00.

That leaves a large gap to the 1,000x ceiling, and it must come from the free games, where the wild block and the extra spins combine. It is also a reminder that the 1,000x figure is the top of the range, not a result you should expect.

Stakes and the RTP Range

The published stake range runs from 0.20 to 10.00 per spin, so the demo stake we used is also the game’s maximum. At that level the 1,000x ceiling is worth 10,000.00; at the minimum it is 200.00.

The RTP range deserves a second look. The gap between 89.60% and 95.65% is about six percentage points, which means that over a long session the lowest version returns roughly six units less for every hundred wagered. On a game where most wins are small line hits, that difference adds up quickly.

The demo runs in play money marked FUN, with a small 0.01 FUN denomination badge in the top-right corner of the cabinet. The balance of 100,000.00 FUN leaves plenty of room to watch the free games arrive before drawing any conclusions.

The Double-Up Gamble

Piggy Crash includes CT Gaming’s familiar double-up screen. According to the rules, it is offered only after a win of less than 10x the total bet. If you do not choose within five seconds, the start button turns into a cancel button and the win is kept.

In our capture, a gamble amount of 7.50 could be doubled to 15.00 by guessing the colour, or quadrupled to 30.00 by guessing the suit. A 1/2 button lets you gamble only half of the win, and a strip across the top shows the last ten cards drawn.

Who Should Play It

Piggy Crash suits players who like a traditional bar machine with one strong twist. The 3x3 pig wild is easy to understand, it lands often enough to keep the base game lively, and it is the engine behind both the line wins and the free games.

Keep the paytable in perspective. Values are per line, a five-of-a-kind seven is 5x the total bet, and the 1,000x ceiling depends on the free games. The RTP range is also worth checking before you play.

Where to Play Piggy Crash

You can try this game on Casino007 Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 400% up to £1200 for a limited time.

Piggy Crash was listed in all six of our partner casino libraries when we checked on 23 September 2026.