Booming Games launches the slot Mr. Oinkster's Hold and Win 10,000
The new slot, launched on August 6, 2026, offers a maximum win potential of 10,250 times the bet in a 5x3 format with 20 fixed paylines.

Booming Games has launched the new slot Mr. Oinkster's Hold and Win 10,000, debuted on August 6, 2026. This game features a 5x3 grid with 20 fixed paylines and allows players to win up to 10,250 times their bet. In the base game, falling coin symbols are stored in a Piggy Bank mechanic.
Key Features of the Game
The provider indicated that achieving five or more coins activates the Hold and Win feature, while expanding Wild symbols can cover entire reels. The title also includes a Free Spins Bonus. During the base game, a Chest accumulates Bonus symbols, granting up to 20 Free Spins for collecting three to five symbols.
Dynamics of Free Spins and the Hold and Win Feature
During Free Spins, Jumbo symbols appear on reels 2-4. Jumbo Bonus symbols award three additional spins, and Jumbo coins activate the Hold and Win feature. This feature starts with three respins, where the coin symbols lock in place, and the respin count resets when new coins drop. If all positions on the grid are filled, the Grand prize of 10,000x is awarded.
Purchase Options and Other Features
The game includes optional feature purchases: the Mystery Bonus (75x) and the Super Bonus (100x), both guaranteeing the activation of Hold and Win. Additionally, the Boost+ option can be activated in the base game, increasing the bet by 25% and the probability of activating bonus features.
Craig Asling, Director of Games at Booming Games, commented: "This is the latest iteration of our classic Mr. Oinkster series, which we are sure will be as popular as ever. Packed with powerful features, it offers an innovative twist on a timeless classic, perfect for those looking for a fast-paced high-risk game."
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