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Plinko

The game. The rules. The details that matter.

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What is Plinko?

A ball falls through 8 to 16 rows of pegs. Every row is one coin flip taken from the round seed, and the bucket it lands in is what you're paid.

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How to play Plinko

1. Rows. 8, 12 or 16. More rows means more flips, smaller pegs and a wider paytable with bigger edges. Locked while a ball is in the air.
2. Risk. Low, medium or high. The ball falls the same way whichever you pick — risk pulls value out of the middle buckets and stacks it on the edges.
3. Drop. Sends a ball. Plinko settles per ball, so you can have several falling at once.

Plinko payouts & return to player

The bucket you land in is the multiplier, printed on the board before you drop. The middle is where the ball goes most often, and on every risk level the middle is where the buckets paying less than your stake sit.

The published RTP headline for Plinko is 98.00%. Varies slightly by risk level and row count. RTP describes long-run expected return, not what a particular session will pay. Read more about Bink’s published game RTPs and their assumptions.

Checking your Plinko results

Keep the round identifier from your game history. Our round verification guide explains how to check a completed result against its seed information. The provably fair overview explains what that verification proves. It does not predict future outcomes or guarantee a win.

Explore more quick rounds

If you want to explore other quick rounds, start with these Originals:

• Cased — Open a case and reveal a multiplier.
• Slider — Choose a target multiplier and join a shared timed round.
• Dice — One roll settles it.
• Keno — You mark your numbers, then 10 are drawn from the 40 on the board.

Browse all Originals and their guides, or start with the Bink Originals beginner’s guide.