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Konami Gaming, Inc. · Hold & Spin
Money in the Bank
On cruise ships
Reported on 1 ship across 1 cruise line
Royal Caribbean
How it plays. Two piggy characters, one with a monocle and one in a cowboy hat, flank a bank building. Coin scatters that don't trigger a bonus still add their credit values to a bank meter above the bank, so the meter visibly grows during normal play. More on how it plays
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Where Money in the Bank has been reported
1 dated public report from 1 named ship, grouped by ship: mostly player videos, plus articles and cruise line pages. Machines move during refits, so check on board.
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How Money in the Bank plays
How it plays
Six or more coins start a hold-and-spin round. During it the bank may randomly shake, paying part of the meter, or break, paying all of it, and then refill to its starting value so it can pay again in the same feature. Big Money and Big Bounty features boost credit values in different ways.
Features
- Bank meter that grows from non-triggering coins
- Random shake (partial) and break (full) bank awards during hold & spin
- Meter refills to its starting value after each feature spin, so it can pay more than once
- Offered on four machine form factors (Konami)
At a glance
- Maker
- Konami Gaming, Inc.
- Series
- Money in the Bank
- First released
- 2025
- Type
- Hold & Spin
- Mechanics
- Hold & spin, Persistent bank meter, Shake / break the bank, Big Money and Big Bounty boosts
- Theme
- Piggy banks (city and Wild West)
- Jackpots
- The headline prize is a bank meter that builds during play and can pay in part or in full during the bonus. Our sources name no fixed jackpot tiers. Land RTP is set by the operator.
- Payback
- Not published. On ships, the operator sets it and doesn't post it.
In the Money in the Bank series
Tips from players and reviewers
- The bank meter is a persistence element that anyone can see growing. Konami doesn't say whether a bigger meter improves your odds, so don't chase a full-looking bank with bigger bets.
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Industry standing and land-casino jackpots
It is Konami's newest breakout. Bacon Blvd. ranked No. 1 and Pay Out West No. 5 among Eilers-Fantini's top-indexing new core video games (announced January 2026), after the series entered the top 10 in late 2025.
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