Rainbet Plinko settings change the spread, not the return
A ball drops through pins into a row of multipliers. The fall itself cannot be influenced, so the whole game comes down to the two choices made beforehand.
Risk level and number of rows
The two settings work alike, in different measure, by stretching the multiplier row. Outer values get larger, and the middle values, where most balls end up, get smaller. Raising either one widens the spread while the average stays where it was.
How the settings play out
- Low risk pays something on most drops, but rarely a large amount.
- High risk pays close to nothing on most drops and now and then a great deal.
- More rows sharpen both ends together.
Checking a drop
Every drop is derived from the client seed, the hashed server seed and a nonce, so any earlier drop can be run again. Details are on Rainbet provably fair.
The max RTP appears on screen
It is shown for the settings currently chosen. Take it from there instead of trusting a figure quoted somewhere else.
Frequently asked questions
What do the settings in Plinko change?
They change how wide the multiplier spread is, and they leave the expected return unchanged.
Can a Plinko drop be verified?
Yes, each drop can, using the seed pair and nonce.
Is there a free way to try it?
Yes. Demo mode runs the same mechanics.
Wider, not higher
The settings spread the return and do not raise it.