Slot
Plinko
SPRIBE
Plinko releases one of three coloured discs from the top of a peg board. The disc changes direction as it hits pegs and finally lands on a bottom multiplier. SPRIBE also allows the number of pins to be adjusted, so the board configuration is a real pre-round setting rather than a visual extra.
A disc falls through the pegs
Pressing one of the three coloured buttons releases the corresponding disc. It is repeatedly deflected before reaching the bottom.
The bottom slot determines the multiplier
The payout coefficient is the value printed at the final landing position, not a point the disc appeared to be approaching earlier.
Pin count changes difficulty
SPRIBE lets the player adjust the number of pins and explicitly links that setting to difficulty. It changes the structure of the path.
Three colours are not three predictions
The colour selects which disc is released; it does not reveal the final multiplier in advance.
RTP and repeated drops
SPRIBE lists Plinko at 97% RTP and offers Auto Play. Previous landing positions do not determine the next drop.
FAQ
How does a round start?
Press one of the three coloured buttons to release the matching disc.
What determines the win?
The multiplier at the bottom position where the disc lands.
Can difficulty be changed?
Yes. SPRIBE allows the number of pins to be adjusted.
Does the early path reveal the result?
No. The disc can keep changing direction before landing.
What is Plinko’s RTP?
SPRIBE lists 97% theoretical RTP.