What if the ball in Plinko were a die? In Plinko Dice, every drop is a six-sided die that bounces down a pyramid of pegs. Where it lands decides the slot multiplier, just like classic Plinko, and the face it lands on — anything from 1 to 6 — multiplies that slot. A modest slot can pay several times over, and a lucky edge slot with a 6 becomes the biggest win on the board. It is free to play with virtual credits, right in your browser.
Each drop produces two separate results. The first is the landing slot: at every peg the die goes left or right, and after the last row it falls into a slot with a fixed multiplier. The second is the face: a random number from 1 to 6, rolled when the die reaches its slot and independent of where it lands. The payout is bet × slot multiplier × face.
All six faces are equally likely on every drop:
| Face | Slot paid | Probability |
|---|---|---|
| 6 | ×6 | 1 in 6 |
| 5 | ×5 | 1 in 6 |
| 4 | ×4 | 1 in 6 |
| 3 | ×3 | 1 in 6 |
| 2 | ×2 | 1 in 6 |
| 1 | ×1 | 1 in 6 |
On average the face multiplies a slot by 3.5.
Because the face multiplies every drop by 3.5 on average, every slot shows the classic Plinko value divided by 3.5. On a 16-row, High risk board, for example, the edge slots show 286x instead of 1000x and the centre slots 0.11x instead of 0.4x. The overall return is designed to stay the same as classic Plinko; what changes is that part of it now comes from the face, so even centre slots can pay more than your bet with a high roll.
The biggest possible result is that 286x edge slot with a 6: 1,716x your bet. The die has to reach a far edge of a 16-row board and land on a 6 in the same drop, which in theory happens only about once in 200,000 drops.
If you prefer the original slot values without a die, you can play classic Plinko with the original multipliers.
Yes. Plinko Dice is completely free — no signup, no download and no real money. It uses the same virtual credits as the rest of the Crash or Cash games, and your balance is saved in your browser.
Every drop is a six-sided die. Where it lands sets the slot multiplier, and the face it lands on multiplies that slot: a 1 pays the slot as shown, a 3 pays three times the slot, a 6 pays six times it. The face is random, independent of where the die lands, and each face comes up one time in six.
Because the die multiplies every drop by 3.5 on average, each slot is set to the classic Plinko value divided by 3.5. The overall return is designed to match classic Plinko; the difference is that each drop now has a second roll of luck on top of the slot.
1,716x your bet: the 286x edge slot on a 16-row, High risk board with the die landing on a 6. The die has to reach a far edge and show a 6 on the same drop, so in theory it happens only about once in 200,000 drops.
Yes. Plinko Dice shares one virtual credit balance with classic Plinko and the other Crash or Cash games. Wins and losses in any of them update the same balance, which stays in your browser between sessions.
Disclaimer: Virtual credits have no real-world monetary value. For entertainment only.