Fat Rabbit app: playing on mobile

Fat Rabbit app play in a nutshell

You play Fat Rabbit inside a casino app, not through a dedicated download. Push Gaming, the London-based studio behind it, supplies the game to licensed operators, who add it to their slot lobbies. Once you are signed in, it loads like any other title and uses the same balance as the casino's website.

The theme is a vegetable patch guarded by a greedy white rabbit. Carrots appear on the reels as wild symbols, the rabbit eats them, and after enough carrots he gets bigger, eventually taking up a large block of the grid. That growth only happens in free spins, so the base game is mostly about building up to the feature.

Push Gaming rates Fat Rabbit as high volatility. Expect plenty of small line wins on the 50 lines, longer gaps before the free spins, and most of the larger returns concentrated in that round.

How the 5×5 Fat Rabbit grid fits a phone screen

Most slots use a wide 5×3 grid, which leaves empty space above and below in portrait. Fat Rabbit's square 5×5 layout uses that space well: in portrait the grid fills almost the full width and a good part of the height, with the spin button and stake selector in a strip below. Symbols are smaller than on a 5×3 game, so on very compact phones the low-paying letters can look busy.

In landscape, the square grid sits in the middle with the farm scenery either side and the controls on the right. Some players find the growing rabbit easier to follow this way because the animation has more room. On a larger device, such as one of the phones in our large screen phones guide, either orientation is comfortable.

Starting Fat Rabbit in a casino app, step by step

1. Sign in to a UK-licensed casino app; age and identity checks must be complete before any game opens.
2. Use the search bar in the casino or slots section and type Fat Rabbit.
3. Tap the tile to load the game; the first load downloads graphics, so Wi-Fi helps on a weak signal.
4. Open the menu (often three lines or an i icon) and read the rules page, including the RTP figure.
5. Set the total stake per spin with the coin or plus and minus buttons; all 50 lines are always in play.
6. Tap spin for each round and watch the balance and net position shown at the bottom of the screen.

If the tile doesn't appear in search, the casino may not carry the game, or it may be listed under Push Gaming in a provider filter. Our guide to finding games in a casino app covers the different filters apps use.

Fat Rabbit features: Harvest, carrot wilds and the growing rabbit

Rabbit wild

The white rabbit is the game's wild. He substitutes for the standard symbols and pays on his own as well. In the base game he is a normal-sized symbol occupying a single position.

Harvest feature

At random in the base game, a farmer's tractor ploughs across the grid and leaves carrot wilds behind. Those carrots stick in place while the other positions spin again, which can turn a dull spin into a cluster of line wins. Because it is random, you can't trigger it on purpose.

Free spins and the growing rabbit

Free spins start when the rabbit and a carrot wild land together. Once the round begins, each new carrot that lands is eaten by the rabbit and recorded on a meter. After five carrots, he grows into a bigger wild covering a 2×2 block, and he can keep growing in stages as more carrots arrive, with descriptions noting he can eventually cover the whole grid. Each growth stage also adds extra free spins. The exact number of starting and extra spins is listed in the game rules in your app, which is the version to rely on.

A larger rabbit means a bigger block of wilds, which is where the game's top returns come from. Reaching the later stages is uncommon, so treat them as a possibility, not something to chase.

Fat Rabbit RTP and what high volatility means for your balance

Fat Rabbit's standard RTP is 96.45%, with a lower 94.15% version in circulation. Casinos choose which to offer, and the figure appears in the rules screen. There is no way to tell from the lobby tile alone, so check before you play. Our guide on how to find a slot's RTP in an app shows where to tap.

In money terms, the gap between versions adds up. If you stake 20p a spin for 500 spins, you put £100 through the reels. The theoretical cost at 96.45% is about £3.55, and at 94.15% it is about £5.85. Those are long-run averages. Over 500 spins of a high-volatility game, your actual result could be well above or well below either figure.

The time column comes from the UK rule that every slot spin must last at least 2.5 seconds. Feature animations add more. Knowing roughly how long a budget will last helps you decide on a stake you are comfortable with, which our guide to bankroll management on mobile covers in more depth.

Does Fat Rabbit have a published max win?

Published figures for Fat Rabbit's maximum win disagree between sources, and we couldn't confirm a single number from Push Gaming, so we haven't listed one. Open the rules screen in your app to see whether the version you are playing shows a cap. Whatever the figure, the top outcome needs the rabbit at his largest in free spins, which very few rounds reach.

UK rules for playing Fat Rabbit on a phone

• Stake caps: £5 per spin for players aged 25 and over; £2 per spin for 18 to 24-year-olds.
• Spin speed: each spin lasts at least 2.5 seconds, with no turbo or quick-stop option.
• No autoplay: every spin needs a tap.
• No feature buy: players in Great Britain can only reach free spins by landing the trigger.
• Honest celebrations: the game can't show a win animation when the return is smaller than your stake.
• Demo play: only available once your age is verified.

These rules are summarised in our UK casino app rules guide. If you are on a bonus, the casino's own maximum bet may be lower than the legal cap, so read the offer terms as well.

Fat Rabbit compared with other Push Gaming slots

If you like Fat Rabbit's mix of collecting and growth, Push Gaming's other well-known games take similar ideas in different directions. Jammin' Jars uses a cluster grid with moving wild jars, Razor Shark relies on mystery stacks, and Big Bamboo uses mystery symbols on a taller reel set.

All four are rated high volatility, so none is a gentle choice. Push Gaming has also used the growing-wild idea in later seasonal releases, so look for the original 2018 game when you search.

Fat Rabbit on mobile: strengths and drawbacks

Where to play Fat Rabbit on a UK casino app

Search for Fat Rabbit in a licensed app before depositing, since game libraries vary and change. The offers below are from UKGC-licensed casinos and apply to selected or eligible slots, not to this game in particular; 18+, new customers only, terms apply. Our mobile slots UK guide compares more options.

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