Max the Winner: Triple Pot by Swintt puts a cartoon squirrel named Max in a woodland coin-collecting adventure. The five-reel, three-row game uses ten paylines for ordinary wins, while three differently coloured Scatters open Feature Games where Max’s collection area can grow.
Quick take: A growing collection area gives Max more room to gather Coins as the Feature Games develop.
Theme and Gameplay
The woodland setting gives the game a clear central character: Max, whose changing size is tied to the bonus action. Ordinary spins use ten paylines, with Wilds substituting for symbols other than Scatters. That keeps the base game familiar while the three coloured Scatters signal the shift toward Max’s collection feature.
Slot Features
Three Scatters start five Feature Games and activate at least one modifier. Max begins with a 1×1 collection area; completing Scatter requirements can expand it through stages up to 5×5 and award additional Feature Games. Coins that land within his active area are collected, so the changing footprint matters as much as the coin values on the screen. The Add modifier changes up to three Coin values, Double doubles Coin values, and Birdie can collect up to three Coins outside Max’s area. These effects give the bonus several ways to improve collection as it unfolds.
Feature focus: Watch where each Coin lands in relation to Max’s current area. A Coin outside that footprint may still matter if Birdie collects it, while an expanded area can bring more of the board within reach.
RTP and Win Potential
The five-reel, three-row layout and ten paylines define the ordinary game; the feature’s prize action centers on collecting Coins. The packet gives no supported RTP, volatility, maximum-win or bet figures, so the practical value here is in the expanding collection mechanic rather than a published numeric ceiling.
My Thoughts On This Slot
The growing area gives the feature a visible sense of progress: each completed Scatter requirement can widen the space where Coins count and add more Feature Games. The three modifiers also have distinct jobs, which makes the bonus easier to follow than a string of interchangeable effects.
The base game remains a conventional payline slot, so much of the title’s identity sits in reaching the feature and seeing how far Max grows. Someone looking for a bonus built around a changing collection board may enjoy that build-up; someone who prefers a quick, uncomplicated spin may find the feature’s development is the main attraction.
Final Take: A woodland payline slot with a clear bonus hook: Max grows his way toward a wider Coin collection.
