Plinko

Plinko is a popular chance-based game where a ball drops from the top of a multi-row pyramid and bounces randomly off pegs as it falls. The pocket where the ball lands determines your win, with the highest-paying pockets located near the edges and lower-paying ones in the center. Inspired by Japanese Pachinko, Plinko lets you customize both risk levels and multipliers. You control your risk and rewards through two main settings:

Risk Level: Choose from three volatility levels—low, medium, and high. Higher risk can mean bigger payouts or bigger losses, so managing risk is key.

Number of Rows: Select between 8 and 16 rows in the pyramid. More rows mean more pegs that affect the ball's path, which impacts potential payouts. The number of payout pockets in each round depends on the row count, with each extra row adding one more pocket.

Each Plinko round starts with the ball dropping down the pyramid, bouncing off pegs until it lands in a pocket. Payouts gradually increase from the center toward the edges, with both sides of the pyramid being symmetrical. Even-numbered rows create a single minimum payout pocket in the center, while odd-numbered rows create two. Since balls tend to fall toward the middle more often, edge pockets offer the highest payouts because they're less likely to be hit.