UPGRADEIRON DOG STUDIO / FEATURE SLOT
Colour Pig Powers
10,000×MAXIMUM
Colour acts as a functional key. Blue refers to value upgrades based on the number of landed coins, Purple refers to collecting the cash sum, and Red refers to beginning Hold & Win with four respins instead of three.
PLAY WHEEL OF PIGSCURRENT PROFILE
Colour Pig Powers
Colour acts as a functional key. Blue refers to value upgrades based on the number of landed coins, Purple refers to collecting the cash sum, and Red refers to beginning Hold & Win with four respins instead of three.
Three destinations divide the wheel into functional categories. Hold & Win changes the interaction model and opens a respin grid. Cash Prize delivers a direct value within its stated band. Jackpot Prize uses a separate higher band. The final pointer position, segment label and value treatment work together so the selected destination is understood before the interface continues.
UPGRADE
COLLECTPurple
+1 RESPINRed
01
FEATURE STATE
From Piggy Coin to Prize Selection
On mobile, vertical order replaces the wide game-show composition. The wheel remains above the coin grid because that order mirrors the feature logic. Respin counts and values retain stable typography, while touch controls stay below the active field. Landscape mode can restore a wider relationship without changing the meaning of any state.
For the independent function assigned to each pig colour, this keeps the action and its result in the same visual context. Fixed coins turn the reel grid into a progress map. An occupied position keeps its displayed value while open positions remain available for future respins. Because new coins reset the counter, the screen communicates two types of development at once: spatial progress through filled cells and temporal progress through the remaining-respin number.
02
FEATURE STATE
Separating the Wheel from the Reel Field
The product begins on the reel field, but its strongest visual signal sits above it. Piggy Coins create the connection between those areas, allowing the interface to move attention toward the prize wheel without discarding the result that initiated the change. A clear transition explains that the wheel is selecting the next state rather than acting as background animation.
For the independent function assigned to each pig colour, this keeps the action and its result in the same visual context. Blue Pig upgrades all landed coin values using a multiplier based on the number of coins. The effect needs a visible beginning, calculation step and updated value state. Colour, movement and before-and-after figures can show that the existing coins were changed, rather than suggesting that unrelated new prizes entered the grid.
03
FEATURE STATE
Reading a Three- or Four-Respin Start
Three destinations divide the wheel into functional categories. Hold & Win changes the interaction model and opens a respin grid. Cash Prize delivers a direct value within its stated band. Jackpot Prize uses a separate higher band. The final pointer position, segment label and value treatment work together so the selected destination is understood before the interface continues.
For the independent function assigned to each pig colour, this keeps the action and its result in the same visual context. Purple Pig collects the cash sum of all symbols, moving separate visible values toward one result. Red Pig changes the initial respin allocation. These powers affect different parts of the interface, so Purple is best communicated through value movement while Red is best communicated through the counter and its starting state.
04
FEATURE STATE
Why Fixed Coins Show Progress
The respin counter is a working piece of the Hold & Win screen. It normally begins at three, decreases when no new coin appears and resets when another coin lands. Red Pig alters the starting point to four. Showing that change before the first respin prevents the extra allocation from being confused with a later reset.
For the independent function assigned to each pig colour, this keeps the action and its result in the same visual context. The math panel brings together RTP variants of 95, 93 and 91, high volatility, a 0.10 minimum bet, a 25 maximum bet and a listed maximum multiplier of 10,000×. These figures describe the product configuration. They do not replace the current paytable or determine what an individual wheel or respin sequence will display.
05
FEATURE STATE
How Blue Changes Landed Values
Fixed coins turn the reel grid into a progress map. An occupied position keeps its displayed value while open positions remain available for future respins. Because new coins reset the counter, the screen communicates two types of development at once: spatial progress through filled cells and temporal progress through the remaining-respin number.
For the independent function assigned to each pig colour, this keeps the action and its result in the same visual context. On mobile, vertical order replaces the wide game-show composition. The wheel remains above the coin grid because that order mirrors the feature logic. Respin counts and values retain stable typography, while touch controls stay below the active field. Landscape mode can restore a wider relationship without changing the meaning of any state.
06
FEATURE STATE
How Purple and Red Change the State
Blue Pig upgrades all landed coin values using a multiplier based on the number of coins. The effect needs a visible beginning, calculation step and updated value state. Colour, movement and before-and-after figures can show that the existing coins were changed, rather than suggesting that unrelated new prizes entered the grid.
For the independent function assigned to each pig colour, this keeps the action and its result in the same visual context. The product begins on the reel field, but its strongest visual signal sits above it. Piggy Coins create the connection between those areas, allowing the interface to move attention toward the prize wheel without discarding the result that initiated the change. A clear transition explains that the wheel is selecting the next state rather than acting as background animation.
07
FEATURE STATE
Understanding the Official Math Panel
Purple Pig collects the cash sum of all symbols, moving separate visible values toward one result. Red Pig changes the initial respin allocation. These powers affect different parts of the interface, so Purple is best communicated through value movement while Red is best communicated through the counter and its starting state.
For the independent function assigned to each pig colour, this keeps the action and its result in the same visual context. Three destinations divide the wheel into functional categories. Hold & Win changes the interaction model and opens a respin grid. Cash Prize delivers a direct value within its stated band. Jackpot Prize uses a separate higher band. The final pointer position, segment label and value treatment work together so the selected destination is understood before the interface continues.
08
FEATURE STATE
Rebuilding the Stage for Portrait Screens
The math panel brings together RTP variants of 95, 93 and 91, high volatility, a 0.10 minimum bet, a 25 maximum bet and a listed maximum multiplier of 10,000×. These figures describe the product configuration. They do not replace the current paytable or determine what an individual wheel or respin sequence will display.
For the independent function assigned to each pig colour, this keeps the action and its result in the same visual context. The respin counter is a working piece of the Hold & Win screen. It normally begins at three, decreases when no new coin appears and resets when another coin lands. Red Pig alters the starting point to four. Showing that change before the first respin prevents the extra allocation from being confused with a later reset.
THE POINTER STOPS
Hold & Win, cash or jackpot
Three destinations divide the wheel into functional categories. Hold & Win changes the interaction model and opens a respin grid. Cash Prize delivers a direct value within its stated band. Jackpot Prize uses a separate higher band. The final pointer position, segment label and value treatment work together so the selected destination is understood before the interface continues.
OPEN THE WHEELQUICK REFERENCE
Wheel of Pigs product facts
| Product | Wheel of Pigs |
|---|---|
| Studio | Iron Dog Studio |
| Format | Feature slot |
| Page focus | Wheel of Pigs Colour Powers: Blue, Purple, Red |
| Key elements | Colour pigs, coin values and respin counter |
| Device presentation | Responsive desktop and mobile layout |
FAQ
Wheel of Pigs questions
Piggy Coins provide the chance to activate the Wheel of Pigs Feature and visually connect the lower reel field to the wheel above.
The three outcomes are Hold & Win, a direct Cash Prize and a Jackpot Prize. The respin counter is a working piece of the Hold & Win screen. It normally begins at three, decreases when no new coin appears and resets when another coin lands. Red Pig alters the starting point to four. Showing that change before the first respin prevents the extra allocation from being confused with a later reset.
Direct cash awards range from 5× to 500×.
Jackpot awards on the wheel range from 15× to 5000×. Blue Pig upgrades all landed coin values using a multiplier based on the number of coins. The effect needs a visible beginning, calculation step and updated value state. Colour, movement and before-and-after figures can show that the existing coins were changed, rather than suggesting that unrelated new prizes entered the grid.
The standard feature begins with three respins.
The new coin remains in position and resets the respin counter. The math panel brings together RTP variants of 95, 93 and 91, high volatility, a 0.10 minimum bet, a 25 maximum bet and a listed maximum multiplier of 10,000×. These figures describe the product configuration. They do not replace the current paytable or determine what an individual wheel or respin sequence will display.
Fixed positions show collection progress and preserve their values across the sequence.
Blue applies an upgrade multiplier based on the total number of landed coins. The product begins on the reel field, but its strongest visual signal sits above it. Piggy Coins create the connection between those areas, allowing the interface to move attention toward the prize wheel without discarding the result that initiated the change. A clear transition explains that the wheel is selecting the next state rather than acting as background animation.
Purple collects the cash sum of all relevant symbols.
Red changes the opening allocation from three respins to four. The respin counter is a working piece of the Hold & Win screen. It normally begins at three, decreases when no new coin appears and resets when another coin lands. Red Pig alters the starting point to four. Showing that change before the first respin prevents the extra allocation from being confused with a later reset.
The official game details list 95, 93 and 91.
The listed minimum is 0.10 and the maximum is 25. Blue Pig upgrades all landed coin values using a multiplier based on the number of coins. The effect needs a visible beginning, calculation step and updated value state. Colour, movement and before-and-after figures can show that the existing coins were changed, rather than suggesting that unrelated new prizes entered the grid.
The product profile states a 10,000× maximum multiplier.