Oink! Triple Fortune sits on a dirt track beside golden wheat fields, with a red barn, rolling green hills and a white picket fence in the background. Its compact three-reel cabinet is trimmed in blue and gold, and a see-through glass piggy bank wearing a straw hat waits on the left, already holding a few coins. My play level was 0.10, starting from 1,000.00.
Theme and Gameplay
The symbols are chunky embossed coins with pig faces in gold, silver and bronze. A paytable panel over the reels lists every prize, and a wooden Volatility bar with a pig-face slider sits below the cabinet.
Slot Features
Only one line pays. On low volatility, three gold coins pay 50x the play level, three silver 30x, three bronze 15x and any mix of three coins 5x. High volatility doubles those to 100x, 60x, 30x and 10x.
After every base game win, the coins fly into the Pig Collector, and each collection can make the pig burst at random, awarding the Respin Bonus once the spin finishes. The bonus gives exactly 3 respins, where each position on the line can show a blank or a bronze, silver or gold coin with a value. Coins don’t stick and the count doesn’t reset, so the bonus pays the total of every coin landed across all three respins.
RTP and Win Potential
The RTP is 96.07%, and a single spin is limited to 88 times the total stake. The volatility slider lets you choose between steadier small wins and doubled prizes.
My Thoughts On This Slot
Oink! Triple Fortune is about as simple as slots get, and that’s its charm. The volatility slider is a thoughtful touch, and the bursting piggy bank adds a fun surprise.
The 88x cap is very low, though, and seasoned players may find it shallow.