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What is Plinko and how does it work?

Written by Sylvia

Plinko is a game of chance where a ball is dropped from the top of a pegboard and bounces randomly through a series of pegs before landing in one of the payout slots at the bottom.

Before each round, you choose your bet amount, the number of rows on the board, and your preferred risk level (Low, Medium, or High). The selected number of rows and risk level determine the available payout multipliers.

Once you place your bet, the ball is dropped automatically. As it travels through the board, it randomly bounces left or right at each peg until it reaches a payout slot. The multiplier assigned to the slot where the ball lands determines your winnings.

You can view the available payout multipliers below the game board. The displayed values update automatically based on your selected number of rows and risk level.

Each Plinko round is independent, meaning previous results have no effect on future drops. Every outcome is generated using a Provably Fair system, allowing you to verify that each result was random and could not be altered after the round began.

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