Plinko Rush

Theme & Atmosphere

Metallic blue and its hues dominate the color scheme, with red and yellow used to indicate risk, reward and allure of gold and cash. The sound effects are simple enough, just the plink, ting and clink as the balls tap their way down to the wins. Now, if you think there’s more to Plinko Rush than this, you’d better go watch reruns of The Price Is Right.

Feature Overview

Set it up just the way you want. This is more than a welcome addition to Plinko. Just remember that the better you make the odds for yourself, the lower the wins are going to be. The first option allows setting the risk to low, medium or high. There’s no telling what these buttons do, but something whirs and clicks in the machine and the numbers change. Second option means increasing the lines, which are actually rows, that the Plinko board has.

Technical Specifications & Mechanics

You drop the ball, it bounces around and finally lands on one of the money slots. The displayed Multiplier determines the payout. The good news about Plinko is that you always win, the bad news is that the return can be less than what you bet. It’s a casino game after all. The bet range runs from 0.10 to 100, and there’s no wait time between rounds. Click the drop button and the balls keep rolling.

Bet & Paytable Analysis

Don’t be confused by the number of slots or their values. Most of the balls are likely to head dead right in the middle. The farther the cash slot is from the center, the higher the prize and the more unlikely are the balls to head that way. The mechanics of the game are so simple that you can actually just disable animations, and get the payout Multiplier with the press of a button. Luckily, you can control this with the risk and the rows, so you’ll know exactly where the balls might be heading.

Unique Selling Points

• Choose your own Risks and Rewards. Play it the way you want
• Simple gameplay. Drop the ball and wait for the results, or don’t and drop another one
• Plinko trade-off: there’s always a payout. But it’s not always profit