1win Plinko is BGaming's ball-drop game: a ball falls through a pyramid of pegs and lands in a cell with a multiplier. You set the rows and the risk level before each drop. Here are the rules, the numbers BGaming publishes and the demo option.

The figures below are BGaming's for its Plinko. The lobby can carry Plinko games from other studios too, so check that the tile names BGaming.
Search for Plinko and open the version marked BGaming.
Enter a stake such as ৳20, choose between 8 and 16 rows, then pick low, normal or high risk.
It bounces off the pegs on the way down. Where it lands is random.
Centre cells pay least and edge cells pay most. The value of the cell is credited to your balance.
Auto drops balls one after another at your settings. Stop it yourself when you reach your limit.

More rows mean a wider pyramid and more possible landing cells. The risk level changes how the cell values are spread. On low risk, centre and edge pay fairly similar amounts. On high risk, the centre pays very little and the edges pay a lot.
BGaming lists the top win as x1,000. Edge cells are the hardest to reach, because most balls drift toward the middle. Plan for the middle, not the edge.
The record table shows past drops. It is a log of what happened, not a forecast of what comes next.
BGaming publishes a 99% RTP. Over a huge number of drops, about ৳99 of every ৳100 staked comes back, so the house edge is 1%. That is low for a casino game, but it is still an edge, and a short session can end well below the average.
Provably fair server and client seeds let you verify a drop after it lands. That proves the result was set fairly. It does not mean it will go your way.
A low edge also means a slow drain. Sessions can run longer than planned because the balance falls gently, so watch the clock as well as the balance.
The 1win lobby offers Plinko in demo mode. Use it to compare low and high risk on the same row count before you add taka.
Plinko suits a phone well: one bet button, short drops and no timing. It runs in the browser and in the Android app.
Auto mode can burn through a budget fast. Set the session amount first, for example ৳800, and stop when it is gone. The 1win licence comes from Curaçao, and gambling rules differ by country. Check what applies to you, and play only if you are at least 18.
The BGaming version in the 1win lobby. Other studios make Plinko games with different figures.
Yes. The lobby lists a demo mode for BGaming's Plinko, played with credit instead of real money.
It pays more at the edges and less in the centre. Over time, the RTP stays the same; only the spread of results changes.
No. You choose rows and risk, but the path through the pegs is random on every drop. Changing settings between drops does not make an edge cell more likely on the next one.