Piggy Show Bingo

Piggy Show Bingo Overview

Piggy Show Bingo is a video bingo game from Caleta Gaming, released on 22 June 2023. It is staged as a television game show: a pig host in a blue suit stands centre stage, and four bingo cards surround him. SlotCatalog lists an RTP of 94.16%, stakes from €0.10 to €80 and a top prize of 2,400x the bet – the same figure the game shows on its “Win up to 2400x” badge. No volatility rating is published.

Cards and Balls

You play four cards at once, each with 15 numbers in three rows of five, with numbers running up to 90. Every card carries its own stake: in our screenshots that was 0.20 per card for a total of 0.80, and 0.60 per card for 2.40. After you press play, the drawn balls line up in two rails beneath the cards, and matched numbers turn gold. A card count button and a speed switch (Normal or Instant) sit in the control bar.

The Prize Table

The eight patterns across the top of the screen pay a multiple of the stake on each card. At 0.20 per card they read 300, 100, Bonus, 20, 2.00, 0.80, 0.40 and 0.20 – that is 1,500x, 500x, the bonus pattern, 100x, 10x, 4x, 2x and 1x. At 0.60 per card the same row shows 900, 300, 60, 6.00, 2.40, 1.20 and 0.60, so the ratios hold at every stake.

Each pattern is drawn as a miniature card above its prize, so you can see at a glance which numbers a win needs.

What the Numbers Mean for Your Bet

Because the table pays per card, it helps to convert it to the total bet. With four cards in play, the 1,500x top pattern on one card is worth 375x the total stake, and the 100x pattern is worth 25x. The 2,400x on the game’s badge is quoted against the bet, the same way SlotCatalog lists it. Playing fewer cards lowers the total bet, but it also gives the draw fewer chances to complete a pattern.

Buying Extra Balls

When the regular draw ends close to a prize, the game asks “Would you like to buy an extra ball?” A panel of question-mark slots opens in the centre, and the price changes with how much the next ball could complete: our screenshots show offers of 7.14 and 10.36 at a total bet of 2.40. The numbers that would finish a pattern carry a small prize figure beneath them, so you can see what you are paying for before you accept or decline.

A Paying Card

In one round the bottom-right card lit up in pink for a 1.80 win at 0.60 per card – 3x that card’s stake – while the other three cards stayed one or two numbers short.

The Bonus Show

Completing the bonus pattern stops the draw and brings up a title screen, Porcos & Pérolas (“Pigs and Pearls”). The bonus itself is a pick game: ten pig hostesses in red gowns each hold a briefcase, and the instruction reads “Pick the items until you find Collect”. Each case adds to the Total Won meter until the Collect case ends the round.

Presentation

The look is pure Saturday-night television: a spotlit blue stage, a row of lights along the top, and a glass ball machine with pig ears at the front. The Piggy Show logo floats above the host, and a small fortune-wheel badge sits in the top corner of the screen.

Who It Is For

Piggy Show Bingo suits players who like the pace of video bingo and the small decisions it adds – above all, whether an extra ball is worth its price. The 94.16% RTP is on the low side, so it is a game to play for the show rather than for the maths.

Where to Play

When we checked on 28 September 2026, SunClub and LuckyBar carried Piggy Show Bingo among our partner casinos. You can try this game on SunClub Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 400% up to £1500 for a limited time.