Wheel of Pigs prize bands, and the ceiling that is not one of them

Two bands, read separately

The cash band and the jackpot band are both reached through the wheel, and that is the only thing they have in common. They are different destinations, they hold different ranges, and a value from one is never a value from the other. 5× to 500× is the cash scale; 15× to 5000× is the jackpot scale.

They overlap numerically, which is exactly why the labels matter. A 200× result could sit in either band, and knowing which destination produced it is the difference between understanding the feature and inventing a single wide scale that the game does not have. The wheel marks the destination before the value is applied, so the information is always available at the moment it is needed.

Where the listed ceiling sits, and what it is not

The overall listed maximum multiplier is 10,000×, and an outside page covering this title gives the same figure for the maximum win. It is not the top of the cash band, it is not the top of the jackpot band, and it is not the two bands added together. It is a separate quantity from the game's rules, which is how our source presents it: the interface shows the selected feature value in context, while the rules explain how the broader maximum can be reached.

So the ceiling is a statement about the game as a whole rather than about any one destination on the wheel. Treating it as the jackpot band's top end would overstate that band by a factor of two; treating it as a running total that a long respin round accumulates toward would invent a progression the game does not describe.

• 5× – 500× — the cash destination's own range
• 15× – 5000× — the jackpot destination's own range
• 10,000× — the listed overall maximum, from the rules, not from either band

How the bands relate to a stake

All three figures are multipliers, which means they describe a result as a multiple of what was staked rather than as an amount of money. A band does not become more or less generous at a different stake; the same multiple applied to a larger stake is simply a larger amount, and applied to a smaller one, a smaller amount.

Our other domain on this game works through that arithmetic properly. Here it is enough to say that nothing on this page is a reason to set a stake one way rather than another, and that the bet range this game accepts has its own section on the numbers page.

Jackpot tiers elsewhere, and one band here

Many games in this format publish their jackpots as a named ladder — four tiers, ascending, each with its own trigger. Our source for Wheel of Pigs publishes a single jackpot band instead, 15× to 5000×, reached as one of the wheel's three destinations.

That absence is stated as an absence. We do not list tier names for this title because none is published for it, and borrowing a four-tier ladder from the genre to fill the gap would be a guess dressed as a fact. The same goes for individual symbol values and for the odds of any destination: not published, so not printed.

What the information panel settles

Every figure on this page is a published description, and a description can age. The game's own rules and the game's own information panel, which is the one place that shows the build an operator has loaded are the current authority, and they are newer than this page by definition.

That is not a disclaimer to skip past. Operators change the build they carry, and the configuration a player meets is the one that build contains. Checking the panel takes a moment and settles every question this page can only answer in general terms.