Bigger Piggy Bank Super Wheel (Inspired Gaming) — Slot Review for Players from United Kingdom

Features and Bonus Rounds of Bigger Piggy Bank Super Wheel

The main feature of the series — the Piggy Wheel — is expanded in the Super Wheel variant. The wheel spins in two places simultaneously: both in the main game (triggered randomly) and in free mode (as an additional round upgrade). Added to this is Player Link — a patented Inspired Gaming mechanism for jointly triggering rewards across games in the Super Wheel line.

Piggy Wheel — The Main Wheel

Each Cash Pig that remains on the reels adds coins to the piggy bank next to the grid. When the piggy bank collects a certain number of coins, the Piggy Wheel activates — a large wheel with three types of sectors: free spins, Golden Free Spins, and Prize Pot cash prizes. The prize sectors are fixed jackpots Mini (10x the bet), Minor (25x the bet), Major (50x the bet), and Grand (1000x the bet). The trigger is random and not tied to Scatter — it's a separate mechanic on top of the regular game, so the wheel can appear even on a free background combination.

In the Super Wheel variant, Player Link adds another chance: hitting a special sector on the Piggy Wheel can transition to a "super bonus round" — a scene where Bigger Piggy Bank Super Wheel exchanges events with two other games in the provider's Super Wheel line. Mathematically, this means that some triggers come not from your spin, but from the general network of games on the operator's side. The total RTP with Player Link enabled remains within the stated 94.5% limits.

The wheel is visually divided into color zones, and you can immediately see how many sectors of each type are spinning on it. By our measurements, Prize Pot sectors are the majority — about half the circumference, free mode takes up approximately a third, and the most valuable Golden sector is narrow — this is the "lottery" element of the wheel. The wheel's pointer slows down on the final revolution long enough to build suspense.

Free Spins — Standard Mode

Regular free spins are triggered classically: four or more Piggy Bank symbols along with a Bonus safe on the fifth reel award 8 spins immediately. On reels 1, 2, 3, and 4, Extra Spin symbols appear during the round — each time such a symbol lands, it adds one extra spin to the remaining count, so in lucky sessions, the round can easily extend to 12-15 spins without new triggers.

During the free round, only Cash Pig, Big Cash Pig, Collector, Wild, Bonus, and empty cells remain on the grid — low-paying card symbols are completely removed. Each Collector on the fifth reel collects all visible Cash Pig values on the grid and adds them to the round's payout. If the Piggy Wheel activates during a free round, it will add either extra spins, Golden mode, or a Prize Pot reward — based on the same set of sectors as in the base game.

An important detail: the Wild in the free round behaves the same as in the base game — it appears only on reels 2, 3, and 4, replaces regular card symbols, but does not substitute Cash Pig, Big Cash Pig, Collector, or the Safe. This means that the Wild in the free round is primarily for covering lower lines, while the main cash flow comes through the Collector mechanic, not through linear payouts.

Golden Free Spins — Golden Round

The golden variety of free spins is the most profitable mode in Bigger Piggy Bank Super Wheel. Here, every regular Cash Pig automatically transforms into a BIGGER Cash Pig — a block symbol up to 3×3 in size with values of 10x, 20x, 30x, 50x, 75x, or 100x the bet. Collecting such a block with a single Collector call is the fastest way to reach the x5000 max win in the game, which is why the Golden sector of the Piggy Wheel is the most valuable of all three reward types.

In the Golden round, the starting number of spins is the same — 8, and Extra Spin symbols also add one each. The only difference is the transformation of the pigs, which, combined with the Collector, gives a completely different game pace: instead of "having to wait for a rare large symbol," there's a feeling of "each spin potentially delivers a strong hit." In practice, this is the most spectacular scenario, for which it's worth waiting for the Golden sector of the wheel to trigger.

Fortune Spins — Bonus Bet for a Fixed Increased Wagering

An alternative to random triggers is the Fortune Spins button. For a fixed increased bet, all low-paying card icons 10/J/Q/K/A are removed from the reels. Only Cash Pig, Big Cash Pig, Collector, Bonus, and empty cells remain on the grid. In the UK market, Inspired Gaming fixed the Fortune Spins price at £2 per spin — in other regions, the amount is recalculated to local currency and casino rounding.

In practice, Fortune Spins increases the frequency of Piggy Wheel and free rounds by approximately 4-5 times — but the cost is taken directly from the bet, and in the long run, this mode is comparable to regular play in terms of mathematical expectation. There are no advantages, but no greater loss either. Turn on Fortune Spins only if you want to see the Piggy Wheel or free mode faster, not to extract more money in a long session.

Dual Wheel Gamble — Double Risk

After any winning spin in Bigger Piggy Bank Super Wheel, the gamble button becomes available. This is Dual Wheel Gamble — a game with two consecutive wheels. On the first, either a multiplier of the current win from 1.5x to 10x is obtained, or a direct transition to the free round. On the second, the same wheel with the same options reappears. The player can stop after the first move or take a risk and bet the accumulated winnings on the second spin of the wheel.

This is an unusual solution for a UK-style slot: typically Inspired Gaming limits itself to a single "Double" wheel; here there are two. Tactically, this offers an interesting choice: risking on small wins is advantageous (little to lose, and 10x is a serious upgrade), while on large wins, it's better to collect. The secondary wheel, meanwhile, does not cancel the chance to go directly into free mode, which sometimes provides an alternate trigger for the free round, bypassing the Piggy-wheel itself.

Additional Minor Mechanics

In addition to the major features, there are a few less noticeable aspects that influence the game experience. Firstly, the piggy bank indicator to the left of the grid does not reset between sessions (if the operator supports state saving) — meaning coins accumulated in one session remain in the piggy bank for the next. On sites without support for this feature, the piggy bank resets upon exiting. Secondly, free mode and Golden round are considered separate counters: Extra Spin symbols in one mode do not "transfer" to the other, so if you catch 5 Extra Spins in regular free spins, those 5 will not carry over to the next Golden round.

Thirdly, the Wild does not pay on its own — it has no inherent payout, only substitutes card symbols on a line. This is typical for retail-style machines and is done consciously: the main cash flow comes through Collector episodes, and line payouts are "background" income in a long session. Fourthly, the interface has a "History" button that shows the last 50 spins: you can track how often the Piggy-wheel triggered and what rewards were obtained — useful for those monitoring variance.

Player Link and the Super Wheel Network

Player Link is the main new feature for which Inspired Gaming released Bigger Piggy Bank Super Wheel as a standalone title, rather than simply updating the previous version of the series. This is the first appearance of a network layer in this provider's Super Wheel line, and this technology is designed not as a "network-wide lottery," but as a "common nervous system" between operator games.

Technically, Player Link is a patented Inspired Gaming mechanism where events (reward triggers) in one game can influence the probability of triggers in other games in the series. On an operator site that has connected the entire Super Wheel line, Piggy-wheel events in Bigger Piggy Bank Super Wheel can activate a wheel sector in adjacent games and vice versa. The player does not see this directly — there is no "network trigger activated" indicator in the interface, but the effect is felt in a long session as an increased density of activations.

Legally, Player Link is a patented technology in the USA (application status in 2026 is "pending"). This means that Inspired Gaming has a monopoly on this type of network trigger in the Super Wheel line, and in the foreseeable future, competitors will not be able to offer a similar feature under the same name.

What's important to understand: Player Link does not change the game's RTP. The stated 94.5% is the final mathematical expectation for the player, including the network layer. This means that Player Link redistributes the frequency of rewards in our favor, but at the cost of a slight reduction in the average amount of each Piggy Wheel trigger. The pure math remains the same, the game experience feels more "alive."

On operator sites that have not connected the network layer, Player Link effectively does not work: the Piggy-wheel is only triggered by its own Cash Pig collections. This is "degradation without scandal" — the game remains playable, the x5000 max win and Grand 1000x the bet do not disappear, but the pace of activations becomes the same as in the previous version of the series. Therefore, if the network feature is important to you — play with operators where Inspired Gaming has announced the entire Super Wheel line.