Plinko of the Sun God

Under the “Bet Amount“ field lies a pair of drop-down menus, “Rows“ on the left and “Balls“ on the right. Press either to open the respective list to choose from. “Rows“ control how tall the pyramid is. More rows mean more pegs, more bounces, and a longer journey downward. “Balls“ determine how many balls you release per round.

Directly below the “Rows“ and “Balls“ selectors, you will find three buttons labeled “Low,“ “Medium,“ and “High.“ Tap one to define the volatility level of the game. Lower risk tends to favor steadier outcomes, while higher risk introduces sharp payout spikes but with tighter landing windows near the edges.

When your settings feel right, hit the large green “Bet“ button at the bottom of the control panel. The balls will begin descending through the grid, bouncing unpredictably between pins until they settle in one of the payout slots below. Each tray holds a multiplier, some tiny, some enormous, and your win depends entirely on where the balls land.

Above the “Bet“ button, there is a small toggle labeled “Autobet.v Switch it on to let the game run automatically for the number of rounds displayed beneath it. Choose preset values such as 10, 20, or 50 rounds.

If the descent feels slow and you prefer a quicker fall, tap the “Turbo“ icon located at the bottom of the screen. With “Turbo“ active, balls move swiftly through the pyramid, as the game animations happen faster.