PlaySugarHouse.com’s ‘Smash the Pig’ Lets Players Win Instant Prizes

PlaySugarHouse.com’s “Smash the Pig” promotion lets players earn iRush Reward points to receive “Smash the Pig” scratch cards that will either award coins when they fill up the piggy banks or instant bonus prize money.

PlaySugarHouse.com is giving players a chance to fill their piggy banks and smash them to collect what’s inside. The online casino’s new promotion, “Smash the Pig,” continues through February 21.

Players can earn iRush Reward points to receive “Smash the Pig” scratch cards that will either award coins when they fill up the piggy bank or instant bonus prize money. Players must fill up and smash the first pig before moving on to the others in sequential order.

For more details on how to earn iRush Reward points, click here.

Each smashed pig offers the following bonus money prizes:

Piggy Bank 1: Earn 100 coins to fill up Piggy Bank 1, win $10 in Bonus Money

Piggy Bank 2: Earn 150 coins after filling up Piggy Bank 1 to fill up Piggy Bank 2 (total of 250 coins), win $15 in Bonus Money

Piggy Bank 3: Earn 200 coins after filling up Piggy Bank 1 and 2 to fill up Piggy Bank 3 (total of 450 coins), win $20 in Bonus Money

Piggy Bank 4: Earn 250 coins after filling up Piggy Bank 1, 2 and 3 to fill up Piggy Bank 4 (total of 700 coins), win $25 in Bonus Money

Piggy Bank 5: Earn 500 coins after filling up Piggy Bank 1, 2, 3 and 4 to fill up Piggy Bank 5 (total of 1,200 coins), win $50 in Bonus Money

Piggy Bank 6: Earn 750 coins after filling up Piggy Bank 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 to fill up Piggy Bank 6 (total of 1,950 coins), win $75 in Bonus Money

When a pig is smashed, players can unlock one of six vault handles. Players who fill up and smash all six Piggy Banks the fastest will unlock the bank vault to reveal additional Grand Prizes:

  • 1st Place: $2,500 in Bonus Money
  • 2nd Place: $2,000 in Bonus Money
  • 3rd Place: $1,500 in Bonus Money
  • 4th Place: $1,000 in Bonus Money
  • 5th-7th Place: $500 in Bonus Money
  • 8th-10th Place: $250 in Bonus Money

11th+ Place: $150 in Bonus Money 

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