The three pigs from Gaming Corps are back, and this time they’re dressed for an all-American Thanksgiving. The backdrop is a neon city called Piggywood, complete with a pig-faced Statue of Liberty, a red suspension bridge and a hillside of carved pig heads. Above the reels stand a cowboy boar, a pig in a football helmet and a pig in an Uncle Sam hat. It launches on 18 November 2026, and I settled in at the default 1.60 stake.
Theme and Gameplay
The holiday detail is everywhere. Pumpkin pie, a roast turkey, an American football and a bunch of Black Friday sale balloons make up the top-paying icons, with 10, J and the other card values cover the lower tiers. The wild is a big red W printed over the stars and stripes.
Down the left side hangs a column of banknotes with pig portraits: Hamilton at 10x, Oinkrew at 20x, Grunt at 50x and Benji at 100x. On the right there’s a Hot Bet switch with a note promising triple the chance of reaching Hog & Win, plus a star button for the Feature Boost menu. Wins are paid as ways across adjacent reels rather than fixed lines.
Slot Features
Prize Coins carry cash values and can land on any reel. During regular spins, a Collector Vault can drop in and grab the values of every coin that arrived on the same spin, so you don’t always need the bonus to see coins pay. On a losing spin, fireworks can occasionally burst over the grid and turn it into a win or a bonus trigger.
Six or more Prize Coins, alone or alongside Pig Coins, start Hog & Win with three respins that reset with every new symbol. The coloured Pig Coins are what make each round different. Red brings Grow, raising the grid by a row at a time up to five symbols high. White brings Boost, dropping multipliers onto random coins and banknotes. Blue brings Extra, lifting the respin counter to four.
A Liberty Pig can appear during the round and reveal itself as one of the three coloured coins. Tokens also fill progress bars for the four banknote prizes, and a completed bar swaps the final token for that banknote.
RTP and Win Potential
Standard play returns 96.00%, while bought bonuses and the Hot Bet sit slightly higher at roughly 96.04% to 96.28%. The top win is capped at 5,000x your total bet.
The bet slider covers 0.10 up to 20 per spin. The Feature Boost menu offers four ways to buy straight into Hog & Win, each with a different upgrader setup: a single random pig, two random pigs, all three, or a surprise amount. Given the reliance on the respin round and the 5,000x ceiling, expect big swings typical of high volatility.
My Thoughts On This Slot
I had a good time with this one. The artwork is packed with jokes, from the pig monuments to the banknote nicknames, and the base game has enough going on with the Collector Vault and fireworks that it never feels completely dead. The three upgraders also make every Hog & Win round feel slightly different.
My only reservation is that new players might find the number of moving parts a little busy at first. Give the help pages a quick read before you start and it all clicks quickly.
