Crash & Instant
PlinkoX
PlinkoX is SmartSoft Gaming's take on the classic peg-board drop, where a ball bounces its way into a multiplier slot. Find out how the settings work and how to keep automatic drops in check.
| Game type | Crash & Instant |
|---|---|
| Provider | SmartSoft Gaming |
| Where to play | Y1 Game app for Android |
Dropping a ball and watching it bounce is oddly satisfying, and PlinkoX from SmartSoft Gaming builds a whole game on that feeling. Balls tumble through rows of pegs and land in a slot along the bottom that sets your multiplier.
The peg board explained
The board is a triangle of pegs. Each time a ball hits a peg, it bounces left or right, and the path continues until it drops into one of the slots below.
Every slot shows a multiplier. Centre slots are reached most often and generally carry the lower values, while the outer slots are hit rarely and carry the higher ones.
Choices before each drop
- Stake – the amount riding on each ball.
- Risk level – changes how widely the slot values are spread.
- Board or mode options – some versions let you adjust the board layout.
- Auto drop – releases a set number of balls automatically.
Available settings and slot values can vary by version. The game's info screen shows the current table.
What happens when you drop
Press the drop button and a ball enters at the top. You can often release several balls quickly, each settled on its own.
When a ball lands, its slot multiplier is applied to that ball's stake and the result is added to your balance. A multiplier below 1x returns less than you staked.
Keep risk choices realistic
High risk mode can look attractive because the edge slots glow with big numbers. Most balls still land near the middle, where high risk values are smallest. Try a low stake on low risk first so you see how a balance moves before changing anything.
If auto drop is on, give it a fixed ball count. Stopping after that count, rather than extending it, keeps a quick game from turning into a long one.
Opening PlinkoX on Y1 Game
SmartSoft's instant titles appear in the Crash section of the side menu, alongside other quick-result games. Use the Y1 Game all game hub to compare, and read y1 game signup bonus terms to see whether instant games count towards wagering. If you like picking tiles instead, see Mines.
FAQ
PlinkoX FAQ
Can I control where the ball lands in PlinkoX?
No. Once you drop a ball, the pegs and the game's random outcome decide its path. Your only choices are settings like stake and risk level before the drop. Timing your tap or watching previous balls does not influence where the next one lands.
What does the risk level change in PlinkoX?
Risk level changes the spread of multipliers on the bottom slots. Higher risk usually means bigger values at the edges and smaller values in the middle, where balls land more often. Lower risk narrows the gap. Exact values are shown on the board.
Is it wise to use auto drop in PlinkoX?
Auto drop is convenient but fast, so it can use up a balance quickly. If you turn it on, set a fixed number of drops and a stop point, and keep the stake low. Review your balance after each auto run.