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Plinko: the ball-drop pyramid game on 1xBet

Plinko is a ball-drop game: a ball falls from the top of a pyramid of pegs, bounces its way down and comes to rest in one of the cells along the base. It sits in the 1xGames catalog of 1xBet in Algeria.

What a round pays depends on the odds printed on the cell where the ball lands. Those odds are shaped by two settings chosen before the drop: the risk level and the number of rows.

Edge and center odds for every setting

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The higher the risk level, the wider the gap between the odds of the outer cells and those in the center. For each row count, the table pairs an edge cell, always the top figure of the base, with the center cell, always the lowest one.

Rows

Low: edge / center

Regular: edge / center

High: edge / center

8

5.6 / 0.5

13 / 0.4

29 / 0.2

9

5.6 / 0.7

18 / 0.5

43 / 0.2

10

8.9 / 0.5

22 / 0.4

76 / 0.2

11

8.4 / 0.7

24 / 0.5

120 / 0.2

12

10 / 0.5

33 / 0.3

170 / 0.2

13

8.1 / 0.7

43 / 0.4

260 / 0.2

14

7.1 / 0.5

58 / 0.2

420 / 0.2

15

15 / 0.7

88 / 0.3

620 / 0.2

16

16 / 0.5

110 / 0.3

1000 / 0.2

Take 12 rows: the edge reads 10 on low, 33 on regular and 170 on high, while the center drops from 0.5 to 0.3 and then to 0.2. On regular risk the center reaches its lowest value, 0.2, only at 14 rows.

Setting up and dropping a ball

Control

Options

Where it sits

Risk level

low, regular or high

panel in the top right corner

Rows

8 to 16

strip of numbered buttons under the pyramid

Play

drops the ball

large green button, bottom center

A banner beneath the cells asks you to place your bet, and the risk panel in the top right corner stacks its three levels from high down to low. Once the bet is in and both settings are chosen, Play drops the ball. With Autoplay mode selected and the number of rounds set in advance, balls keep dropping one by one until the game ends.

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Plinko: how the base of the pyramid is laid out

How many cells does the base have?

Always one more than the number of rows, so 9 cells at 8 rows and seventeen at 16 rows.

Are the odds the same on both sides of the base?

Yes. Whatever the risk level and row count, the left half mirrors the right half around the middle of the base.

On high risk with 16 rows, how many cells share the lowest odds?

Five of the seventeen, side by side in the middle of the base, each at 0.2. Right next to that group, on both sides, the odds jump to 2.