Information regarding the RTP, max win, and UK stake limit for the Piggy Riches slot is detailed here, based on the official game page from NetEnt. Many third-party pages confuse the data for this title, so this text verifies every detail with the provider and explains the differences for a player in Great Britain.
The fundamental facts are clear. Piggy Riches is a pig-themed NetEnt slot taking place in a country mansion. NetEnt launched it on 16 August 2010. The game features 3 rows, 5 reels, and 15 lines, along with Free Spins triggered by a Scatter and a Wild.
The figures NetEnt gives
- RTP: 96.38%
- Maximum payout: 2,400 times the bet
- Hit frequency: 34%, meaning about a third of spins return something
- Bet range: €0.15 to €300
- Volatility: not stated
Disputed figures
Maximum win
Some reviews mention a 10,000x jackpot. NetEnt states 2,400x. None of the pages making that claim explain the source of the larger figure, so it shouldn't be regarded as the game's maximum. Use 2,400x the total bet.
RTP
You will see 96.4%, representing NetEnt's 96.38% rounded up. You will also find 95.5%, which differs from the provider's data. This may stem from a market-specific or older configuration, although no source confirms this. The official number is 96.38%.
Reels, ways and volatility
Some pages mention 6 reels and up to 117,649 ways. These statistics refer to Piggy Riches Megaways, a different title released in January 2020 and developed with Red Tiger. That particular edition features an RTP of 95.70%, a high volatility rating and stakes from £0.20 to £10. These details don't apply to the 2010 original.
This confusion likely also accounts for the "high variance" description some sites assign to the original. NetEnt's page doesn't list volatility for Piggy Riches. That means any volatility rating for the original cannot be checked against the provider.
Stakes
Certain sites state £0.01 to £300, while one other mentions a $75 limit. NetEnt's page shows €0.15 to €300. The likeliest causes are individual casino settings or currency conversion, though no source confirms this.
An official UK-specific range for the original game isn't provided by any source. In Great Britain, the stake cap determines the upper limit regardless, as explained below.
How the features work
Wild
The Wild replaces all symbols except the Scatter. A 3x multiplier is applied to the coin win of any winning line containing a Wild. In Free Spins, wins involving Wilds can be multiplied by up to 18.
Scatters and Free Spins
- Scatter wins: the total bet multiplied by the paytable multiplier is paid for two or more Scatters.
- Triggering Free Spins: different sets of multipliers and free spins are revealed when three or more Scatters appear. You select one.
- Playing the spins: the coin value, lines and bet level from the triggering spin are used.
- Retriggers: one additional spin is added for every extra Scatter that appears during the feature.
NetEnt describes no feature buy, so the only route into Free Spins is landing the Scatters.
Demo
A single real-money casino site claims a demo isn't available there and requires a login. This comment only refers to what that specific site provides. It doesn't demonstrate that a demo doesn't exist elsewhere. NetEnt's page isn't clear on the matter.
What changes in Great Britain
Licensed operators are allowed to offer online slots in Great Britain. Piggy Riches fits the Gambling Commission's criteria for an online slot, so it falls under these regulations.
Stake cap
- Players aged 25 and over can bet a maximum of £5 per spin. This restriction has been in place since 9 April 2025.
- Players aged 18 to 24 can bet a maximum of £2. This restriction has been in place since 21 May 2025.
NetEnt's €300 maximum cannot be used in Great Britain. This cap sets the limit for the range.
Free spins use the bet that triggered them, so they remain within the cap. The 2,400x maximum payout is calculated based on that capped stake.
How play is paced
- No autoplay. You trigger every spin manually, in accordance with the Commission's technical standard RTS 8A.
- No speed-up controls. Under RTS 14E, quick spin, slam stop and Turbo aren't available for paid spins.
- Minimum interval. RTS 14 requires that at least 2.5 seconds elapse from the beginning of one spin until the next one starts.
No celebrating small returns
Win animations or sounds won't appear for a return that is less than or equal to your stake (RTS 14F). This matters on a game where spins hit roughly a third of the time. Even with a 3x Wild boost on a line that pays low, you might still get back less than your bet, and in Great Britain that return won't be shown as a win.
Set a limit for yourself before you play and stick to it, regardless of the stake.