1win Plinko is the BGaming version of the classic ball drop: you release a ball, it bounces through pegs and lands in a prize cell. You choose the rows and the risk level before each drop. This page explains those choices and what the 99% RTP means for your rupiah.

This page covers BGaming's Plinko, an instant game released in 2019 and listed in the 1win lobby. The table shows the studio's figures; other Plinko versions may differ.
Search Plinko in the lobby and open the tile marked BGaming. Other Plinko games may appear with other studios' rules.
Set between 8 and 16 rows of pegs. More rows mean more bounces and a wider spread of cells.
Three levels are offered: low, normal and high. Cell values grow from the centre toward the edges, and the risk level changes how steeply.
Enter a bet, for example Rp2,000, and drop by hand or switch to Auto.
The value of the cell the ball lands in is credited to your balance. Centre cells pay least, edge cells most.

BGaming lists Plinko at 99% RTP. Across a very long run, that is about Rp99,000 paid back for every Rp100,000 staked. The Rp1,000 left over is the house edge, small but always there.
The top multiplier is x1,000. A Rp2,000 drop that hit it would return Rp2,000,000, but reaching an outer cell is rare. Plan your stake around ordinary drops, not that one. On lower risk levels the outer cells pay far less, so the x1,000 figure belongs to the riskiest setup only.
Most balls bounce toward the middle, where cells pay least. Between rare edge hits a balance can shrink drop by drop.




Risk level and row count change how results are spread, not the RTP. Low risk gives smaller, steadier returns. High risk makes most drops pay little and a few pay a lot.
No setting beats the edge. A pattern you think you see in the record table is chance. Each ball is independent, and the provably fair system with server and client seeds lets you check that.
Auto mode drops ball after ball very quickly. Set the number of drops and your budget before you switch it on.




The 1win lobby lists Plinko with a demo, which is a good place to compare low and high risk without spending money. Demo credits show the spread of results, not your future balance.
On mobile the game fits a portrait screen in the browser or the 1win app. On Android the app comes as an APK from the official site. On iPhone you add the web app from Safari.
Keep sessions short and fund them only with money you can afford to lose. 1win operates under a Curaçao licence, and gambling laws differ by country, so check what applies to you. 18+.

BGaming's Plinko, released in 2019. If you open another version in the lobby, its numbers may be different.
None of them is better. All levels share the 99% RTP and differ only in how wins are spread.
Anything from 8 to 16 rows.
Yes, the lobby lists a demo mode for Plinko. Demo wins cannot be withdrawn.