Greenback Attack Slot

Greenback Attack is a money-themed video slot from IGT, built on a 5-reel, 4-row grid that sits on top of a giant pile of cash. It's a hold-and-win game at heart, with five piggybank jackpots lined up above the reels and a sticky-symbol bonus that does most of the heavy lifting. The RTP comes in at around 96%, volatility is roughly medium, and bets stretch from about 10 cents up to 150 a spin, so it covers casual players and bigger stakes. On this page you can play a free version and find out where to play for real.

The look is light and cheerful, all piggybanks, gold bars, banknotes and dollar signs, and the name itself is a nod to US paper money. The base game is simple, with a wild that fills in for the pay symbols, and the real interest kicks in once you trigger one of the two features.

Popularity and Where to Find It

Money-themed slots are always a draw, and the hold-and-win format is one of the most played styles around at the moment, so Greenback Attack ticks a couple of popular boxes at once. It's mainly an online title, and it's appeared across a good spread of regulated markets, with the UK, Scandinavia and the US among the more common spots.

For real-money play online in the US, that means the regulated states like New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan and West Virginia. It's less of a Vegas-floor fixture than IGT's older classics, so it's better thought of as an online game first, though IGT does roll many of its hits out to cabinets as well.

The Game and Bonus Rounds

There are two features to chase. The first is a standard free spins round, triggered by landing three free spins symbols, where you pick one of three to set things off. The free spins themselves play like the base game, but the point of them is to give you more chances at the bigger feature.

That bigger feature is the Greenback Attack Bonus, a hold-and-win round that triggers when you land three or more greenback cash symbols. Those symbols turn sticky and lock to their reels, and from there you're playing the familiar hold-and-respin loop, collecting cash values that run from a couple of times your stake up to bigger sums. Above the reels sit five jackpots, Mini, Minor, Maxi, Major and a Grand Piggy Prize, and filling reels with the cash symbols is how you climb towards them. Handily, the bonus can also trigger from inside the free spins, so the two features feed into each other.

If you enjoy the money theme and the hold-and-win style, you'll find plenty of company. Everi's Cash Machine is a simpler take on the same idea, IGT's own Double Top Dollar leans into the cash-and-classic look, and Pragmatic Play's Wolf Gold is another hold-and-win favourite.

Real-Money Play and Potential Wins

In real-money mode bets run from around 10 cents up to 150 a spin. The RTP of roughly 96% is about average, and the max win is a punchy 25,000x your stake, though as ever with hold-and-win games that figure needs a near-perfect bonus to reach. The bonus triggers fairly often, which keeps things ticking over, but the headline number is the long shot.

Treat the top win as the ceiling it is, set a budget before you start, and stick to it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who makes Greenback Attack?

IGT (International Game Technology), the studio behind classics like Cleopatra, Wolf Run and Da Vinci Diamonds.

What kind of slot is Greenback Attack?

It's a money-themed hold-and-win slot on a 5-reel, 4-row grid, with five piggybank jackpots and a sticky-symbol bonus as the main feature.

What is the RTP and volatility?

The RTP is around 96%, with roughly medium volatility, so wins land at a reasonable rate with the bigger payouts coming from the bonus.

What is the biggest win on Greenback Attack?

The top win is 25,000x your stake, reached through a strong run in the Greenback Attack Bonus and its jackpots.

How does the bonus work?

Land three or more greenback cash symbols and they lock in place for a hold-and-respin round. Collect cash values and fill reels to climb towards the five jackpots. It can also trigger from inside the free spins round.

Can I play Greenback Attack for free?

Yes, a free demo is available online so you can try the features without staking money. Real-money play is limited to licensed regions.

What other slots are similar?

Good alternatives include Everi's Cash Machine, IGT's Double Top Dollar, and Pragmatic Play's Wolf Gold for more money-themed hold-and-win play.