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Have the Plinko odds changed with the new multipliers?


niki014

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Hi niki, I had a look at the provable fair page for Plinko, and it looks like the way they generate the ball movement hasn't changed at all -- so the odds for the old 1k is exactly the same odds as the new 5k (1 in 32768). I am working on a detailed post showing the major differences between old and new plinko, it's nearly done.Β πŸ˜„

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2 minutes ago, Pirnitho said:

Hi niki, I had a look at the provable fair page for Plinko, and it looks like the way they generate the ball movement hasn't changed at all -- so the odds for the old 1k is exactly the same odds as the new 5k (1 in 32768). I am working on a detailed post showing the major differences between old and new plinko, it's nearly done.Β πŸ˜„

hmmm thanks mate i was wondering if there is any other dif but the 0x xd

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im trying and hoping to hit it at least by the end of the week.. this is because ots been a month since ive hit any high multipliers, so hopefully is it time! haha wishful thinking of course.. xD

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1 minute ago, KiXxnTRiXx said:

im trying and hoping to hit it at least by the end of the week.. this is because ots been a month since ive hit any high multipliers, so hopefully is it time! haha wishful thinking of course.. xD

good luck i will try 5000x as wellΒ 
if I can hit it 'll be nice :D
i don't think I will hit it thought xDΒ 
for all this time in stakeΒ and hours spend playing PlinkoΒ I didn'tΒ get 260 420 620 1000 xDΒ more like :(Β 
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The odds are based on the amount of pins. The formula is still the same as previously stated. The odds haven't changed but the payout spread has.

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2 hours ago, williamshennie9 said:

Since the house edge is the same, you can assume that you will lose 1% over the long term. The larger payouts are simply compensated by the smaller ones in the middle of plinko.

But the 0.0x which you get alot of still tips the balance, its a huge busting machine.. alot of the Plinko players have been frustrated by this already.. xDΒ the old plinko was already bad enough in busting players due to the streams of 0.2x .. now its even more consistent with the 0.0x hahah :/

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2 hours ago, KiXxnTRiXx said:

But the 0.0x which you get alot of still tips the balance, its a huge busting machine.. alot of the Plinko players have been frustrated by this already.. xDΒ the old plinko was already bad enough in busting players due to the streams of 0.2x .. now its even more consistent with the 0.0x hahah :/

tbhΒ i hated the 0.2x cuz sometimes i wanted to quit playing but i like my balance even and i was just keep going cuz it wasnt evenΒ 
but 0x ll bust more yeahΒ Β 

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13 minutes ago, niki014 said:

tbhΒ i hated the 0.2x cuz sometimes i wanted to quit playing but i like my balance even and i was just keep going cuz it wasnt evenΒ 
but 0x ll bust more yeahΒ Β 

yaaar.. the 0.2x gave u a chance on hitting on that very last chance from that sliver of coins that u get back from the ones that landed on 0.2x .. now.. either you hit with the coins you have.. or its gaaaame ovah! xD

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seems like plinko is a game for people that have money xD which is ironic, because Stake seems to cater to the poor, and the young. Hmm!Β 

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On 2/5/2019 at 10:40 AM, KiXxnTRiXx said:

But the 0.0x which you get alot of still tips the balance, its a huge busting machine.. alot of the Plinko players have been frustrated by this already.. xDΒ the old plinko was already bad enough in busting players due to the streams of 0.2x .. now its even more consistent with the 0.0x hahah :/

I guess it's just more incentive to keep playing when you do hit a larger payout. But yeah, 0.2x is better than 0.0x

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I guess what happens is that 1000x is now having the odds of 620x while 5000x is havibg the odds of 1000x they might have just placed it in different places with the same odds I guess.

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