Plinko Casino Game – BGaming

Anyone who knows anything about American TV game shows will immediately recognise Plinko, a game from The Price is Right that has been brought to the fore by developers Spribe.

Players old enough to remember will probably recall Plinko debuting on the show back in 1983 after producer Frank Wayne created it, and it’s been a big hit ever since.

The success of a lot of games, be it in TV shows or at online gaming sites, is based on how straightforward things are. We see it all the time with video slots; the simple but effective approach wins the day, and that’s the case again here with Spribe’s Plinko.

And what could be more straightforward than playing a game where a ball is dropped in at the top, and where it eventually lands at the bottom will determine the payout?

Players can get involved in the action from 1.00 per round, betting up to 100.00 credits each time, and there’s a max prize to take away worth 555x the stake. Spribe also ensures this is a game that players perfectly across mobile, desktop and tablet too.

Game Features

When Plinko loads, players are in full control over the risk level they want to play with. And, as the age-old adage suggests, the bigger the risk, the bigger the potential rewards. It’s the number of pins in play that players can adjust, choosing between 12, 14 and 16. The more pins, the more difficult it is to win, but there will be bigger prizes up for grabs too.

It’s worth noting that it isn’t a case that every time a prize is secured that it will lead to profit as it won’t. And another point to be aware of is that the further out towards the edges you go, the bigger the win multipliers and, therefore, prizes will be.

It’s different coloured balls – green, yellow and red – that will indicate the risk factor when playing Plinko. The balls can only land in their designated boxes, and in short, it works out like this:

• Green = Easier to win, but smaller prizes up for grabs
• Yellow = Middle ground in terms of chances to win and prizes
• Red = Harder to win but bigger prizes on the line

As you’ll imagine, the game’s USP is that the player is very much in control of risk. Of course, this doesn’t mean that someone who opts for green is going to win all the time, but it’s a chance for players to enjoy a game where they can take as much of a risk as they deem necessary.

The paytable is as follows:

• 12 rows – Green 0.5x – 11x, Yellow 0.3x – 25x, Red 0x – 141x
• 14 rows – Green 0.5x – 18x, Yellow 0.2x – 55x, Red 0x – 353x
• 16 rows – Green 0.4x – 35x, Yellow 0.2x – 118x, Red 0x – 555x

Therefore, the maximum number of rows and red balls must be in play to win the game’s top prize.