Playing Plinko at Rainbet, one drop at a time

What is Rainbet Plinko?

Rainbet Plinko belongs to the Rainbet Originals. You place a stake, let a ball go from the top of a pin board, and receive the multiplier of the slot it ends in. The drop itself involves no skill.

What do the risk levels change?

Rainbet Plinko offers four risk levels: Low, Medium, High and Rain. Across Plinko games in general, the risk level reshapes the multipliers along the bottom row. At a low level the values sit close together, while a higher level places bigger multipliers at the edges and smaller ones in the middle.

Rain comes fourth, after High. Only go for a higher level if long stretches of small returns don't bother you.

How many rows does the board have?

The board on the Rainbet Plinko page has 16 rows. On that board the multipliers can range from 16x at either edge to 0.5x in the centre. On any pin board the edges are much harder to hit than the middle, since the ball must bounce in the same direction nearly every time.

How do you play a round?

1. Enter your stake.
2. Choose a risk level.
3. Release the ball. The page also displays an Auto Bet option.
4. Your stake is multiplied by the value where the ball ends up.

What is Auto Bet?

Auto Bet is the automatic betting option displayed on the Plinko page. Look at how it's set up on the game page before you use it, and set a budget first. At a high risk level, automatic bets can drain a balance fast.

How do you verify a Plinko drop?

A client seed, a hashed server seed and a nonce produce every drop. In the Fair Play tab you can see your seeds; rotate the pair to reveal the earlier server seed, then check any past bet. Rainbet provably fair has the full steps.

Test a risk level in demo mode before anything else. Demo mode runs on play money, with no deposit needed.

Plinko is one of fifteen in-house games, and Rainbet Originals lists the others.

As on every Originals page, the Plinko page also has Big Wins and Lucky Wins tables and a Live Bets feed.