Frank’s Farm Slot Review

Frank's Farm - Slot Overview

Frank's Farm is a 6x6 Hacksaw Gaming slot where a sloth called Frank runs a laid back farm that hides a serious gambling machine. Wins use a scatter pay format, so any 8 or more matching symbols anywhere on the grid pay, with no paylines or adjacency needed. The Avalanche or tumble mechanic clears winning symbols and drops new ones, so a single paid spin can string several wins together as long as fresh clusters keep landing.

The maths model sits in that familiar Hacksaw medium volatility pocket, with a default RTP of 96.31% and a hit rate around 36%. Operators can pick lower RTP settings, so I always check the help screen before I start. Stakes run from 0.10 to 100 per spin, and the max win is 5,000x the bet, achieved in practice in the Order Rush or Diner Dash bonus games when multipliers or Diner collections line up.

Layout, Controls and Design in Frank's Farm

The Frank's Farm grid sits in front of a bright countryside scene, with Frank lounging by his farmhouse and a tractor chugging away on the other side. Low card royals and chunky animal symbols keep things readable even when the screen fills with cascades. The interface is straightforward on both desktop and mobile, with the bet selector, balance, spin, autoplay and the Bonus Buy panel tucked neatly under the reels, and the paytable only a tap away.

Symbols and Paytable in Frank's Farm

Frank's Farm keeps the symbol set tight. The lower paying icons are 10, J, Q, K and A, paying from 0.1x to 1x the stake for 8 symbol hits, scaling up to 15x to 25x the bet for clusters of 15 or more. Premiums are a bee, a fish, a chicken, a pig and a cow. Land 15 or more of these and you are looking at 37.5x up to 75x the stake even before multipliers drop in.

On top of the regulars there are three important special symbols in Frank's Farm. Market symbols act as multiplier scatters that apply to all wins while they are present. Frank himself appears on the Free Spins scatter that triggers the Order Rush and Diner Dash rounds. In Diner Dash you also get Diner symbols that stick on the grid and collect all wins, then pay out their stored totals, which is where the slot can really hit its advertised 5,000x potential.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	15+	x75
	13+	x42.5
	11+	x10
	10	x5
	9	x2
	8	x1
	15+	x50
	13+	x30
	11+	x7.5
	10	x3.7
	9	x1.5
	8	x0.7
	15+	x50
	13+	x30
	11+	x7.5
	10	x3.5
	9	x1.5
	8	x0.7
	15+	x37.5
	13+	x22.5
	11+	x5
	10	x2.5
	9	x1
	8	x0.5
	15+	x37.5
	13+	x22.5
	11+	x5
	10	x2.5
	9	x1
	8	x0.5
	15+	x25
	13+	x11.7
	11+	x2.7
	10	x1.2
	9	x0.5
	8	x0.3
	15+	x20
	13+	x8.7
	11+	x1.7
	10	x0.7
	9	x0.3
	8	x0.2
	15+	x20
	13+	x8.7
	11+	x1.7
	10	x0.7
	9	x0.3
	8	x0.2
	15+	x15
	13+	x6.2
	11+	x1
	10	x0.5
	9	x0.2
	8	x0.1
	15+	x15
	13+	x6.2
	11+	x1
	10	x0.5
	9	x0.2
	8	x0.1
	Multiplier
	Bonus
	Scatter

Base Game Mechanics and Market Multipliers in Frank's Farm

The base game in Frank's Farm revolves around scatter pays and tumbling wins. Any time you hit at least 8 matching symbols, they pay and then vanish via the Avalanche feature, with fresh symbols dropping to fill the gaps. This repeats until no new win appears, so a modest looking board can suddenly catch fire if the right symbols chain together. With no wilds to lean on, you are always hoping for solid symbol volume or help from the Markets.

Market Multipliers in Frank's Farm are where spins get spicy. They land as independent symbols with values from 2x up to 10x and multiply all wins on that cascade while they sit on the grid. If two or more Markets land together, their values multiply with each other first and then apply to your total win, so a couple of mid sized multipliers can snowball a decent tumble into something that feels way above a typical medium variance base game hit.

Bonus Features in Frank's Farm

Frank's Farm runs two main bonus games that play very differently. Order Rush triggers when 3 Frank Free Spins symbols land in the same tumble, handing you 10 free spins with +1 spin for every extra scatter during the feature. Beside the reels you see orders made up of 1 to 3 symbol sets, with each set asking for 10 to 24 of a specific symbol. Any matching symbol that lands is collected, even if it is not part of a winning cluster.

Each time you complete an order in Frank's Farm, the next one gets harder, and every third completed order adds another symbol set, up to 3 sets. The trade off is that the minimum Market multiplier value ticks up by 1x with every finished order. In longer rounds you can reach levels where even the smallest Markets are chunky, so a single busy tumble with several Markets in view can suddenly put you within touching distance of that 5,000x cap.

Diner Dash in Frank's Farm needs 4 scatters in one sequence and again starts on 10 free spins, with +1 per extra scatter that lands. Here the Diner symbol joins the party, sticking on the grid for the rest of the bonus. Every win while a Diner is present is banked to it, and the stored amount is paid at the end of each spin on top of any regular payouts. If you manage to land several Diners, the repeated collections can feel explosively swingy, especially when Markets land on top.

RTP, Volatility and Win Potential in Frank's Farm

On paper Frank's Farm sits in the medium volatility bracket, though the Diner Dash swings can feel sharper when multiple Diners and Markets line up. The default RTP is 96.31%, but Hacksaw supply lower configurations of 94.36%, 92.35% and 88.25%, so session value depends a lot on the version in front of you. Officially the max win is 5,000x the bet, with simulation data showing real outcomes brushing close to that ceiling over tens of millions of recorded rounds.

Frank's Farm Slot Verdict

After a fair bit of play on Frank's Farm, I see it as one of Hacksaw's more relaxed yet still capable releases. The farm theme and jaunty audio sit nicely with the medium volatility and 5,000x cap, while Markets, Order Rush and Diner Dash give you three distinct ways to build momentum. It will not suit players who chase extreme one shot payouts, but for steady cluster action with the chance of sharp spikes, Frank's Farm hits a very pleasant groove.

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