Plinko
Drop a ball through a pyramid of pegs and take whatever multiplier it lands in.
Plinko is the simplest game on the site to understand and one of the hardest to stop playing. You drop a ball from the top of a triangular peg board; it bounces left or right at every row and lands in one of the multiplier buckets along the bottom. Middle buckets pay less than your stake, outer buckets pay more — sometimes far more.
What makes it different from a slot is that you control the shape of the risk. You choose the number of rows (8 to 16) and a risk level of low, medium or high. Those two settings redraw the entire multiplier table, and they are the only real decision in the game.
How it works
Pick rows and risk
More rows means more bounces and a wider spread of outcomes. High risk shrinks the middle payouts and inflates the edges.
Drop the ball
Each bounce is decided by the provably fair seed pair, not by physics you can influence.
Collect the bucket multiplier
Your stake is multiplied by whatever bucket the ball settles in. Most drops land near the middle.
📉 Strategy — the honest version
There is no drop technique, timing trick or bet pattern that changes anything. Low risk on 8 rows gives you many small returns and a shallow loss curve; high risk on 16 rows gives you long dry stretches punctuated by rare big multipliers. Both settle to the same 1% house edge over enough drops. Choosing risk is choosing variance, not expected value.
Common questions
What is the highest Plinko multiplier?
Is Plinko provably fair?
Does low risk actually lose less?
Game guides
Plinko
Drop a ball through a pyramid of pegs and take whatever multiplier it lands in.
18+ only · Gambling involves risk of losing money · Never stake more than you can afford to lose