Big Black Cock

Big Black Cock is a revenge-rooster war slot from Wicked Games on an uneven five-reel grid (96.12%, 5 out of 5 volatility, 768 ways, 25,000x). If you want a game that treats a wild as a weapon, start here. Wicked Games lists February 26, 2026 as the release date, though its page still shows a coming soon tag.

Read the grid first

Reel 1 has three rows and the other four reels have four. It adds up to 3x4x4x4x4 or 768 ways. The volatility meter on the intro screen shows five full icons, and that scale belongs to the studio. The page lists bets from 0.20 to 400. Triple Beasts of Fortune has 1,024 ways on a regular 5×4 grid. This one has fewer ways and a lower top win, 25,000x against 30,000x.

Line pays are small. At a 1.00 bet the top symbol pays 5x for five of a kind, and the wild pays 0.5x for five. The multipliers are where the game keeps its 25,000x.

Frontal Assault

Two scatters in the base game start a respin with one of three wild modifiers, and the same attack can fire on every free spin. The scatter can explode into a 2×2 block if the assault hits it. The info page doesn’t list odds for it, and you can’t read them off the screen.

Forced Entry and the free spins

Three scatters start a pre-round called Forced Entry. Three spins there decide how many free spins you get and what multiplier the round starts with. A key symbol can add an extra pre-round. The free spins themselves are named Operation Deep Insertion. Each spin triggers a Frontal Assault, and hitting a caged wild raises the progressive multiplier.

Every miss feeds the Rage Meter beside the reels. Once the meter passes its minimum level, the Final Release fires. It adds a 2×2, 3×3 or 4×4 colossal wild on the last spin, and the multiplier decides how big the result is.

The symbols the info page lists

The scatter lands on reels 2 to 5, and it isn’t there during the free spins. Inside the free spins, scatter extra spins symbols take its place on those reels. Each one awards a visible number of extra spins. Weapon symbols carry a +1 or +2. A Max Win symbol shows up on reels 2 to 5 in the buy mode named after Leeroy Jenkins, and nowhere else. That’s a lot of symbol types to track, so read the info page once before you start.

The random drop

On any non-winning spin, a Wicked Drop can land on reel 5. It reveals an instant multiplier of x20, x30, x40, x50, x75, x100 or x200, and the win is multiplied by your standard bet. A dead spin can decide the session.

The boosters

Two modifiers change the base game for a price. Chef’s Choice triggers a Frontal Assault on every base spin and costs 13x the bet. The Feeling Lucky booster quadruples your chance of reaching Operation Deep Insertion for 3x the bet. There’s also an ante bet and a buy option, and the page doesn’t print that price. The 13x entry is the upsell here, and you’ll pay it every spin if you leave it on.

Next to the other three

All four Wicked Games titles on this site sit within 0.06 points of each other on return, from 96.10% to 96.16%. Where they differ is the top win. This one lists 25,000x, Diner Dogs 20,000x, and Book of Arabia and Don’t Die 10,000x each. If you pick a Wicked Games game by its top end, this is the one.

Where it asks a lot

This is a five-out-of-five game. The release page shows a 25,000x top win and no odds for any feature. One session can’t tell you how yours will go. The title and the feature names lean on adult innuendo, so read the intro slides and decide if the tone suits you. It isn’t a game for a casual first spin.

Version and release

The 96.12% figure and the 5 out of 5 rating come from the studio’s page. The info page in the demo lists game version 1.0.5, dated June 4, 2026. Your casino can run another version, so look at its info page first.

Who it’s for, and who it isn’t

If you want a long chain of modifiers and a top win near the top of this site, open it. If you’d rather have a short rulebook, skip it, because it takes six features to explain this one. I’d keep it off the front row of a lobby, and it’s not one I’d push on a new player. Tier-wise it’s Worth a try, with a seven out of 10.

What to open after it

For another Wicked Games title with a similar top end, try Diner Dogs (96.1%, 6×6, 20,000x), which swaps the jungle for a cluster grid.