Plinko turns pure physics into pure suspense: drop a ball from the top of the pegboard and watch it bounce its way home. The middle buckets pay small, the edges pay big — and you control the board, with 8 to 16 rows and risk levels that re-price every bucket live as you tweak them.
Drop several balls at once and let them race, or put autobet on the job while you watch the edges. Every drop is provably fair — verify any round, any time.
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The ball's entire path is derived from a committed seed pair — not pulled from a black box. Here's how that works, and how to check any round yourself.
Locked In Before You Bet
Before you can place a bet, the server commits to a secret seed by publishing its SHA-256 hash — a fingerprint that can't be forged.
Because the seed is committed up front, the house can't tweak a result after your bet is placed — any change would break the fingerprint.
The hash of the next server seed is published ahead of time too, so even rotating seeds can't be gamed.
Your Half of the Randomness
Every result mixes three inputs: the committed server seed, a client seed you control, and a nonce that counts up by one with each bet.
Change your client seed whenever you like from the game's Provably Fair panel — the server has no say in it.
The server seed stays hidden while it's in play (you only see its fingerprint) — that's what keeps the next result unpredictable.
Check Any Round Yourself
Rotate your seed pair in the game's Provably Fair panel and the server seed you were playing on is revealed in full.
The panel's Verify tab replays any round from the revealed seed pair and nonce, confirming the outcome you saw is the one the math produces.
You don't have to trust our verifier either — it hands you a self-contained code snippet you can run in any JavaScript console to re-derive the result.
How to Play Plinko
The Basics
Every round drops a ball from the top of the pegboard — at each row it bounces left or right until it lands in a bucket.
Each bucket pays your bet times its multiplier, shown beneath the board. Outer buckets pay the most; the middle pays the least.
Hit BET to drop. Your stake is taken when the bet is placed and winnings are credited the moment the ball lands.
You can drop several balls at once — every ball settles on its own.
Rows & Risk
Rows sets how many peg rows the ball falls through (8–16) — more rows means more buckets and bigger top multipliers.
Risk sets how extreme the buckets pay: Low keeps payouts close to even, High trades small middle buckets for huge edges.
The bucket strip re-prices live as you change either — what you see is exactly what each landing pays.
Table limits apply to bet size and maximum payout — the form corrects out-of-range values for you.
Autobet
Auto mode drops ball after ball for a set number of rounds — or endlessly with ∞ — until you stop it.
On Win and On Loss decide what happens after each round: reset to the base bet, or step the stake by a percentage.
Stop on Profit and Stop on Loss end the run automatically once your session is up or down by that amount.
You can stop at any time — the same button that starts the run stops it. Balls already falling still settle.
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