Bank That Honey

Bank That Honey: what's new here

Bank That Honey is Push Gaming's follow-up to its well-known Wild Swarm, keeping the buzzing bee-and-hive world intact while introducing a genuinely interactive twist. Built on a 5-reel, 3-row grid with 10 paylines, the game is designed with the UK market specifically in mind, and its headline addition is a mechanic that hands players an actual decision to make mid-round.

Theme and gameplay feel

The visual world returns to golden honey, buzzing hives and vault-style imagery, rendered in Push Gaming's usual polished, slightly tongue-in-cheek house style. What sets it apart from a straight reskin is how much more involved the player becomes: honey collected during the base game builds toward unlocking the Reel Honey feature, adding a sense of short-term persistence between spins that keeps anticipation building rather than resetting every round.

The Bank or Reject mechanic explained

Once the Reel Honey feature triggers, players face the Bank or Reject choice — lock in the rewards accumulated so far, or reject them and push further for a potentially bigger outcome. It's a genuine risk-management decision handed directly to the player rather than something resolved automatically by the maths engine, which makes Bank That Honey feel more strategic than the typical coin-collection slot.

RTP and volatility

The confirmed RTP is 96.3%, a solid figure that sits comfortably above the market average, paired with a medium volatility rating. That combination points toward a game that should deliver a fairly balanced spread of wins, without demanding the long patience that high-volatility titles require, while still leaving room for the Bank or Reject decision to swing outcomes meaningfully.

Max win potential and betting range

Maximum win potential is capped at 1,025x the stake — modest by current five-figure-multiplier standards, but consistent with a medium-volatility game that leans on player decision-making rather than sheer mathematical variance for its excitement. Betting runs from 0.1 up to 100 per spin, giving flexibility across a wide range of bankrolls.