Pig Pile Ticket Form Number: 5502 Manufacturer: Tabco Inc. Price: $0.50 Number of Tickets in Deal: 1,400 Top Instant Prize: $25.00 Payout: $510.00 Profit: $190.00 Percent Payback: 72.857% Total Instant Winners: 147 Overall Odds of Winning: 1:9.54 Approval Date: September 18, 2007
Seal Card Image #1 (Closed)
Seal Card Image #2 (Opened)

How to Play

There are two elements to the game. 

Players open five windows on the back of the ticket.  Winning symbol combinations are identified on the front of each ticket.  All instant winners are determined by matching three identical symbols (the 1 holder of three dice will win $25, the 1 holder of three money stacks will win $10, the 5 holders of three sapphires will win $5 each and the 140 holders of three cherries will win $0.50 each).  There is a total of $130 in instant winners in each deal.

Seal Card Instructions

There are also 10 “Hold” tickets that are identified by a Pig symbol numbered from 1 to 10, inclusive.  The number of the Pig symbol will determine the order in which the holder of that ticket will select a window on the Seal Card to be opened.  On the Seal Card, there are 10 windows identified by a Pig symbol, numbered 1 through 10, inclusive (i.e., one for each hold ticket).  Once all tickets in a deal have been sold, the holder of Pig Symbol 1 will direct the gaming operator to open one of the Pig symbol windows on the Seal Card.  The ticket holder will win the prize amount identified under the window selected.  The holder of the Pig symbol 2 card will then direct the gaming operator to unveil another window on Seal Card and win the prize amount under that window.  This process continues until all windows on the Seal Card have been opened.

Nine of the windows on the Seal Card will provide the Pig symbol holder with a $20 prize.  One of the windows on the seal card will award the Pig symbol holder with a $200 prize.  There is a total of $380 to be awarded in each deal from the Seal Card.

Should a holder of a pig symbol ticket not be present at the conclusion of the game, he or she can leave information so that the hall can make contact in order for the prize to be redeemed.  In this situation, the ticket holder will not be able to choose the seal card window to be opened.  He or she will simply be awarded the prize under the remaining unopened window.  For example, if the holder of the #3 pig ticket is not present, the holder of the #4 pig ticket would choose his or her window third.  The holder of the #3 pig ticket would receive the prize once all other windows have been opened.