Piggy Brick Bonanza at 389win: features, RTP and the cost of volatility
Piggy Brick Bonanza is an ELA Games slot with 5 reels and all-ways pays — combinations count left to right on adjacent reels, with no fixed lines. Our sources list a 94.03% RTP, high volatility, and a feature set of free spins, scatter pays and jackpots, plus two named features: Rolling Bonus and Brick Luck. Together with Zombie Blasters, it is one of the two 389win titles we could review with verified data.
Provider
ELA Games
RTP
94.03%
Volatility
High
Pays
All-ways
How all-ways counting works
Any matching symbol on neighbouring reels, starting from the leftmost reel, forms a combination, regardless of row. More copies of a symbol on each reel multiply the number of simultaneous combinations. The format tends to deliver frequent small wins and occasional stacks of combinations when reels line up. The number of ways and the paytable are in the info panel.
Free spins, scatters and jackpots
Three mechanics are listed for the game: free spins triggered during play, scatter symbols that pay anywhere, and jackpot prizes. Rolling Bonus and Brick Luck are the studio's named features; because trigger details and values can differ between versions, the game's rules screen is the definitive source. Read how many scatters trigger free spins and how jackpots are awarded before you stake real money.
What 94.03% RTP costs
Over the long run, every 100 units wagered return 94.03 on average — an expected cost of 5.97 per 100. That is lower than many modern slots, and the gap grows with volume. Compared with Zombie Blasters at 96.75%, the same turnover costs almost twice as much here. In jackpot games, part of the return is typically reserved for the big prizes, which lowers what ordinary spins give back.
Turnover and expected cost
| Turnover | At 94.03% | At 96.75% |
|---|---|---|
| 200 | 11.94 | 6.50 |
| 1,000 | 59.70 | 32.50 |
| 3,000 | 179.10 | 97.50 |
Illustrative example, not a 389win term. At high volatility, a typical session has long stretches without a meaningful win and relies on features. With a small bankroll, keep stakes small; if you are chasing a jackpot, accept that most sessions end without one.
Piggy Brick Bonanza and bonus wagering
Because of its lower RTP, this is not the most efficient game for clearing bonus wagering: 3,000 units of turnover cost about 179 units on average. If your offer lets you choose, compare first; if you play this game because you enjoy it, do so with real balance and without a deadline. Comparison: wagering.
Before your first spin
- Confirm the RTP shown for your account in the rules screen.
- Check how many scatters trigger free spins and whether a feature buy exists.
- Read how jackpots are awarded and whether they depend on stake size.
- Set a session loss limit before the first spin.
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