3 Piggies of Bank: Three Banks, One Heist

3 Piggies of Bank is a Yggdrasil video slot released on 9 September 2026, a heist take on the three little pigs where the pigs guard the vault and a wolf's coins are the way in. Yggdrasil lists it with 25 lines, low volatility and a game type of Buy Bonus.

The game is built around coins rather than one big free spins round. Wolf Coins landing with a Piggie Coin start one of three Bank Features, an Expanding Wild works in the base game, Free Spins can re-trigger, and a set of prizes named Mini, Minor, Major and Grand sits on top.

Yggdrasil frames the whole package as frequent feature action at low volatility. That is an unusual pitch for a slot that also carries a fixed jackpot-style ladder, and it sets expectations: steadier play rather than long droughts waiting for one round.

Yggdrasil lists the RTP as 96%, 94%, 92%, 90.5%, so the game exists in four versions. Those versions differ by several points, so the RTP stated in the rules screen of the game you open is the one that applies to it.

Volatility is rated Low, and the hit frequency is given as 25.2%, which works out at roughly one winning spin in four on Yggdrasil's own figure.

The max win is listed as €112,500 and the max multiplier as X 5,625. As simple arithmetic, 5,625 times the €20 maximum bet is €112,500, so the two published figures agree with each other. On the €0.1 minimum stake the same multiplier would be €562.50, an illustration only.

The default bet is shown as €1 (min: €0.1, max: €20). A low volatility rating with a 5,625x ceiling suggests most of the game's value is spread across smaller, more frequent results, with the larger prizes reserved for the features.

The Bank Features are the core of 3 Piggies of Bank. Yggdrasil says that landing Wolf Coins together with a Piggie Coin triggers one of three: Collect, Double or Mystery, and that each gives its own route to bigger rewards.

The names hint at how each one behaves, and the paytable will confirm it. Collect suggests coin values being gathered together, Double suggests values being increased, and Mystery suggests something hidden being revealed. Yggdrasil's page does not define any of them, so treat those readings as labels to check, not rules.

Also unstated on the provider's page: how many Wolf Coins are needed, whether the Piggie Coin decides which Bank Feature you get, and what values the coins can carry. With three pigs and three banks in the theme, it is a reasonable question in the demo whether each pig is tied to one feature.

Yggdrasil's tagline promises prize-packed Lock'em & Load'em action, and its description adds that filling all 15 cells unlocks the Grand Prize, with Mini, Minor and Major rewards as further targets along the way.

Yggdrasil's page does not give the reel and row layout, so it does not say how those 15 cells are arranged. It also does not publish the value of any of the four named prizes, or say whether they are fixed multiples of the stake.

What is clear is the structure: four prize tiers, with the Grand Prize reserved for all 15 cells filled. The page does not say how Lock'em & Load'em is triggered or how many respins it gives, so the demo is the place to see how the round starts and how close it tends to get to a full grid.

Outside the coin features, Yggdrasil names an Expanding Wild that adds multipliers of up to x3 to the base game. The provider gives the ceiling but not the steps below it, so check whether x2 is also possible and whether the multiplier applies to every line the wild covers.

Free Spins are confirmed and can re-trigger, which Yggdrasil says keeps the action rolling. The page does not say what triggers them, how many spins are awarded or whether the Bank Features can appear during them. Those three answers decide how valuable the round really is.

Yggdrasil classes 3 Piggies of Bank as a Buy Bonus game, which indicates a feature purchase option exists. The provider's page does not describe it, so its price, which feature it buys and whether it is offered in every version are details for the game's own menu.

The game pays across 25 lines, and the default stake of €1 sits at the lower end of a €0.1 to €20 range. At the top stake, the published X 5,625 multiplier is what produces the €112,500 max win figure.

Yggdrasil lists desktop, Apple and Android support, and the game is translated into a long list of languages, including German, French, Japanese, Korean and Thai.

Yggdrasil hosts a demo of 3 Piggies of Bank that runs on play credits, and it answers most of what the game page leaves open. Five checks are worth making early.

First, the RTP shown in the rules for the version you have loaded. Second, how many Wolf Coins a Bank Feature needs and what decides between Collect, Double and Mystery. Third, the values of the Mini, Minor, Major and Grand prizes. Fourth, the Free Spins trigger and spin count. Fifth, the cost of the bonus buy.

A short demo session cannot confirm a 25.2% hit frequency, but it will show whether the low volatility rhythm Yggdrasil describes matches what you see on screen.

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What is the RTP of 3 Piggies of Bank?

Yggdrasil lists the RTP of 3 Piggies of Bank as 96%, 94%, 92%, 90.5%, meaning four versions of the game exist. The version you open states its own RTP in the rules screen, so read it there rather than assuming the highest figure applies. Volatility is rated Low and the hit frequency is 25.2%.

What is the max win on 3 Piggies of Bank?

Yggdrasil lists the max win as €112,500 and the max multiplier as X 5,625. Those figures line up with the €20 maximum bet, since 5,625 times €20 is €112,500. As an illustration, the same multiplier on the €0.1 minimum stake would be €562.50. The provider does not publish separate values for the Mini, Minor, Major and Grand prizes.

How do the Bank Features work in 3 Piggies of Bank?

Yggdrasil says landing Wolf Coins alongside a Piggie Coin triggers one of three Bank Features: Collect, Double or Mystery, each with its own route to bigger rewards. The provider's page does not explain what each feature does, how many Wolf Coins are needed or what decides which one you get, so check the paytable in the demo for the exact rules.

Does 3 Piggies of Bank have a bonus buy?

Yggdrasil lists the game type of 3 Piggies of Bank as Buy Bonus, which points to a feature purchase option. Its game page does not describe the price or which feature is bought, so open the game's menu or rules to see what is on offer in the version you load. The bet range is €0.1 to €20.

Is there a 3 Piggies of Bank demo?

Yes. Yggdrasil hosts a demo of 3 Piggies of Bank that runs on play credits. Use it to check what the provider's page leaves out: the Wolf Coin count needed for a Bank Feature, the value of each prize tier, the Free Spins trigger, the bonus buy price and which of the four RTP versions you have loaded.