Probability400 coins
Plinko Drop
Every ball is a fresh coin flip at every peg.
1 min
Before you play
Here's what you're looking for in Plinko Drop. For every 100 coins dropped, the board pays back less than 100.
How does Plinko Drop work?
- Set your virtual stake and drop the ball from the top.
- The ball bounces left or right off each peg on the way down.
- It lands in a slot with a multiplier — big ones sit at the edges, small ones in the middle.
- Most drops end near the centre, where multipliers are below 1×.
How the round goes
- 1Use temporary virtual practice chips at the table
- 2Play a few rounds — the coach explains each one
- 3See the big picture in “What just happened?”
- 4Pass the quiz to complete your weekly progress
Why the middle keeps winning. For every 100 coins dropped, the board pays back less than 100.
You have 400 virtual game coins for unlocking activities. Practice chips reset inside each game. Neither has cash value or affects the Community Contribution.
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