Fat Banker Arrives to Push Gaming Network

Push Gaming is known for having a great sense of humor, which we once again get to experience with its latest slot, Fat Banker. The slot is set in the 1920s and follows a fat banker and his family as they enjoy the luxurious things in life. The graphics are colorful and cartoonish, and the soundtrack is jazzy and upbeat. The game itself is very simple, however, there are plenty of features to keep things interesting.

Game Options and Exciting Bonus Features:

We all know the saying "the rich get richer," but with Push Gaming's latest release, we have a chance to take a slice of the pie for ourselves. This high volatility slot features 6 reels, 6 rows, 50 paylines, an RTP of 96.43%, and the potential to win up to 25000x your bet. But it's not just about the money with this game – it's also about the lifestyle and there are several bonus features such as wilds, multipliers, bullion symbols, red car feature, gold car feature, fortune link feature, and bonus rounds.

Much Loved Series:

If you're looking for a fun and easy-to-play slot game with the potential for some huge wins, then be sure to check out this latest release!

CEO at Push Gaming, James Marshall, said: “Fat Banker expands upon our much-loved Fat Series whilst adding its unique twist on the growing franchise. I’m proud of our team’s work to bring a fresh 1920’s theme, new instant win prizes, multipliers, and additional features to the franchise. We are looking forward to adding this release to our growing portfolio of high-quality hits and are excited to see players’ reaction to it.”

Industry Background:

Push Gaming is a popular online casino software brand that only includes premium online games in its ever-growing library. The games are fully customizable for desktop and mobile devices, making them perfect for any player. The company is constantly expanding its selection of games, so there is always something new to try. Additionally, it offers excellent customer support and a wide range of bonuses and promotions.

By Ivan Stefanovic