Oink Bankin’ (Foxium) – Review & Demo Play

The Oink Bankin' Slot Game

I've spent time with Oink Bankin', a Foxium slot set in a purple-hued banking hall where a cheeky robber and a piggy wild run the show. The layout is 5x3 with 20 paylines, and there's an Extra Reel on top for special symbols only. Wins come left to right from the first reel on the main grid. It plays on medium volatility with RTP 96.23% and a 24.14% hit rate. Stakes run from €0.20 to €25, so I kept things sensible.

Base game flow leans on two threads. Coin symbols land on the main reels while Collect Vault symbols sit on the Extra Reel, and Oink symbols feed a Rush Meter. The presentation keeps it light, with a jaunty tune and piles of coins by the meter that grow once the rush kicks off. The top-left jackpot panel shows Mini, Minor, Major, and Grand, which tie into Coin Collect. It looks neat, even if the piggy bank theme feels familiar.

Symbols and Payouts in Oink Bankin'

Oink Bankin' runs with five low pays and five high pays. The card ranks 10, J, Q, K, A return 0.2x to 5x for three to five of a kind. On the premium side you'll see the Money Sack, Bank Notes, Gold Bars, multi-coloured Gems, and the Robber. The first two cap at 7.5x, the rest step up to 10x, 12.5x, and 20x for the Robber. The paytable updates to your current stake, which I like for quick checks.

The Piggy Wild substitutes for non-specials to complete lines, and a full line of wilds pays 20x. Special icons sit outside the paytable maths. Coins carry cash values, the Collect Vault on the Extra Reel tots them up, and the Oink symbol fuels features. Wins use 20 paylines across the 5 by 3 grid from the leftmost reel only. If you're ever unsure, the game rules spell out how wins form and how special symbols interact on the top bar.

Oink Bankin’ Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x20
	4	x5
	3	x1
	5	x12.5
	4	x4
	3	x0.8
	5	x10
	4	x3
	3	x0.7
	5	x7.5
	4	x2.5
	3	x0.5
	5	x7.5
	4	x2.5
	3	x0.5
	5	x5
	4	x2
	3	x0.4
	5	x4
	4	x1.5
	3	x0.3
	5	x4
	4	x1.5
	3	x0.3
	5	x3
	4	x1
	3	x0.2
	5	x3
	4	x1
	3	x0.2
	Collect
	Wild

Oink Bankin' Slot Bonus Features

Coin Collect is straight to the point. Coins drop on the main reels, then a Collect Vault landing on the Extra Reel awards their sum. If more than one Collect lands, the total is multiplied by the number of Collects. Fixed prizes sit in the mix as Mini 25x, Minor 100x, Major 500x, and Grand 2,000x. I've had neat hits here when the screen stacked with Coins, though the headline Grand is a fraction of the slot's top potential.

The Walking Wild feature fires when an Oink symbol drops on the Extra Reel. The reel beneath turns fully wild and shifts one reel left on each spin. These spins are free. Land another Oink above the walking stack to raise the win multiplier by +1, up to 5x. Coins and Vaults take a break while this runs. I liked the pacing here, as a late trigger can walk across several reels and the multiplier climb adds nice pressure with every step.

Oink Bankin' Rush builds as Oink symbols fill a 12-step meter. Hit twelve and the mode starts, with a stronger shot at Coin Collects and Walking Wilds. During the rush, a Walking Wild will convert at least the two rightmost reels into wild reels, which can snowball wins. Rush spins are paid spins; only the walking sequence is free. Boom Bang! can also pop on any spin, with the robber swinging in to blast the reels and shuffle new win lines.

How to Win at Oink Bankin' Slot

Before risking cash I ran the demo to practise the flow. Pick a stake between €0.20 and €25, then spin using the orange button or set Autoplay with a stop plan. Quickspin helps if you prefer faster cycles. Wins pay left to right on 20 fixed lines, with only the highest win counted per line. The Extra Reel handles Oink and Vault activity. Meter progress isn't tied to bet size, so I stayed patient rather than chasing with bigger stakes.

Oink Bankin' Slot RTP & Volatility

The product sheet lists RTP at 96.23% with medium volatility, and a stated hit frequency of 24.14%. On my sessions that felt fair, with regular small returns and the bigger pops tied to Walking Wild ladders or Coin Collect chains. The max exposure is 10,000x the bet, yet the fixed Grand tops out at 2,000x, so the ceiling relies on stacked wild reels doing the heavy lifting. I played with that balance in mind and kept my bankroll in check.

The Final Thoughts on Oink Bankin'

Oink Bankin' leans on familiar piggy bank tropes, yet the Extra Reel and the walking stack give it a playful twist. Coin Collect keeps the base game ticking, while the rush meter teases a change of pace. I did find the bet range narrow and the static jackpots capped at 2,000x, so the real thrill comes when a walking reel starts deep and the multiplier climbs. That's when the slot feels alive and the maths opens up.

As a regular slots player, I'd call Oink Bankin' a medium-risk heist with moments of charm. It won't wow on visuals, but the feature set is modern and the 10,000x headline keeps me engaged. For me the best plan is slow and steady, build the rush, and let the Walking Wild do the graft when it turns. If you like crime capers with steady action and the odd lurch forward, this one will sit nicely in the rotation.