Pinky Plinko Deluxe

Right next to the “Risk” slider at the top-center of the control panel, you’ll see the “Rows” button. Tap it to toggle between 8 or 16 rows on the board. The more rows you enable, the wider the prize spread—resulting in more volatility and diverse win outcomes.

In the lower-left of the control panel, you’ll find the “Balls” field. Use the up and down arrows to choose how many balls you want to drop in a single round. Options typically range from 1 to 100. Your “Total Bet“ adjusts automatically, multiplying the per-ball amount by the number of balls selected.

Just under the plinko board, there’s a horizontal slider labeled “Risk.” Tap it to switch between low, medium, and high risk levels. The risk setting impacts the potential payouts—higher risks bring bigger multipliers, but fewer safe zones.

Once you’re satisfied with your setup, press the big red “Play” button at the bottom center. The balls will drop at once, bouncing their way down the pegs to land in pockets with different multipliers. Your winnings are based on where the balls land and how many make it into high-reward zones.

Instead of triggering all balls at once, you can opt for the “Hold & Drop” feature, which offers a more immersive release style. This purple button appears in place of the regular red “Play” button only when you're playing with a small number of balls — typically 1, 5, or up to 10 balls. Click it to enable the optional mode, in which each ball is released one by one using a dynamic lottery-style animation. Each ball is shown dropping individually, giving you time to watch its bounce path, anticipate the outcome, and enjoy the thrill of each descent.