Fat Banker

Fat Banker is a fittingly confident name for a fittingly confident slot. Push Gaming has dressed its banker in the finest Art Deco threads and put him front and centre on the reels, cruising through town in a convertible with his wife and dog along for the ride.

As always, our focus here is RTP, since that's the number that decides how much of your stake actually comes back to you over time. Before anything else, hit the button below to see which casinos offer the highest average RTP across the board:

Casinos with the highest RTP for Fat Banker

We check the RTP setting at every casino offering Fat Banker and keep the list updated straight from our own database, so you don't have to go digging yourself.

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  Coolbet Casino

  RTP Review
  Play:
  96.4%
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  Just Casino

  RTP Review
  Play:
  96.4%
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  Lucky Ones

  RTP Review
  Play:
  96.4%
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  LeoVegas

  RTP Review
  Play:
  94.5%
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  Casumo Casino

  RTP Review
  Play:
  94.5%

A higher RTP simply means the game pays back a bigger share of every wager over time, which is well worth knowing in a slot as volatile as this one.

How many spins do you get

Curious how far your bankroll actually stretches at different RTP levels? Take a look at our breakdown below.

If you start playing with $200 and bet $1 per spin, we can compare how many spins you get depending on the payout level.

At the highest level of 96.4%, you theoretically lose 3.6% of your bet per spin, which equals $0.04 per spin. That gives you approximately 5 556 spins before your budget runs out.

At a lower payout level of 94.5%, the theoretical loss is 5.5%, which is $0.06 per spin. That means you can spin approximately 3 636 times before the money runs out.

The difference is 1 920 spins between these levels – quite a significant difference when you think about it!

Paylines and betting levels

Fat Banker plays out on an unusually large 6x6 grid with 50 fixed paylines, an extra reel and row compared to the classic 5x5 format in earlier Fat slots. Stakes run from CA$0.10 up to CA$100 per spin. The max win sits at 25,000 times your stake, which needs the banker at his absolute biggest during free spins. Volatility is high, so expect quiet stretches alongside some genuinely steep wins.

Bonus rounds and features

Free spins trigger when the Banker lands on reel 1 alongside at least one Wild Money Bag anywhere on the reels, handing you 5 free spins right away. The Banker himself is wild and stays put on reel 1 for the whole round. Every Money Bag he collects makes him grow, from 1x1 all the way to a maximum of 6x6, and each new level throws in extra free spins along the way.

Bullion symbols on reels 1 to 5 offer instant prizes worth between 1x and 100x your stake, and if a multiplier symbol lands at the same time, that value can spike before the Silver Safe on reel 6 sweeps in the pot. This is the Fortune Link feature, and it awards 2 respins that reset every time a Bullion symbol lands.

Red Car and Gold Car are two random features that can add extra symbols to the reels for free, in both the base game and the bonus rounds. Want to skip straight to the action? Three different bonus buy options are on offer.

Symbols

The card suit symbols pay the least, while the Banker himself, who also doubles as the wild, is worth the most of all. Here's the payout for six matching symbols in a row:

Graphics and gameplay

The vibe here is proper retro glamour: skyscrapers in the background, chrome and gold up front, and a banker who looks like he's never had a bad day on the stock market. It shares some visual DNA with Fat Rabbit, though with a noticeably more polished finish, and the whole grid lights up nicely once the banker starts growing.

Game studio

Push Gaming developed Fat Banker, the studio behind favourites like Jammin' Jars and Razor Shark. They're known for high volatility, generous max wins and a knack for slightly offbeat features, and the Fat series remains one of their most beloved lines.

What we like about Fat Banker

The growing wild is just as addictive to chase as ever, and the Bullion system adds a nice extra layer outside of free spins. Fortune Link feels thin by comparison and rarely carries the game alone. Volatility runs high, so patience is required, but once the banker balloons to 6x6, it's hard not to grin at the payout.

Similar slots

If you enjoy Fat Banker, chances are you'll also like these:

• Fat Rabbit, where the whole growing wild concept was born.

• Jammin’ Jars 2, for the same studio's classic cluster feel.

• Razor Shark, if you want even more high octane volatility from Push Gaming.

Whichever casino you choose, don't forget to check which one has the highest average RTP right now: