Plinko Review
Plinko by Spribe is the TV game-show idea as a casino game. You drop a disc from the top of a board full of pins, it bounces down, and the slot it lands in sets your multiplier.
About the game
Spribe says Plinko comes from American game shows and became a staple of crypto casinos. One drop takes a couple of seconds, and there is nothing to learn beyond picking a colour and the number of pins.
Plinko Features
Three colours
There are three buttons: green, yellow and red. Each drops a disc of that colour, and a disc only pays from the row of its own colour. Green has the smallest range, red the widest: in the demo at 14 pins the edge slots pay 18× on green, 55× on yellow and 353× on red, while the middle slots pay less than your bet.
Pins
You can add or remove pins to change the board. More pins means more rows and a different spread of multipliers.
How to play
Set the bet, choose the number of pins, then press green, yellow or red to drop a disc. You can drop several discs one after another.
RTP and max win
Spribe lists an RTP of 97% and a maximum possible win of 555×.
Which colour?
Green gives frequent small returns, red gives rare big ones. The RTP doesn't change, so pick by how much swing you want.
Plinko Pros and Cons
Strengths
- Very simple
- Choose your risk per drop
- Max win 555×
Limitations
- Most drops land in the middle
- Repetitive
Our Verdict
Spribe's Plinko is a clean version of a simple idea. The three colours make it easy to choose how risky each drop is.
Plinko FAQs
What is the RTP of Plinko?
Spribe lists 97%.
What is the max win?
555× your bet.
What do the colours mean?
Each colour has its own row of multipliers; red is the riskiest.