Crown 11 / Game Formats / Plinko
Crown 11 Plinko
Plinko shows a ball falling through a peg-filled board into a prize slot. The supplied interface also includes Change Prize, which changes the prizes in the current pool. Below are the board examples and a plain-language summary of the Rule panel.
The amounts and items below record the supplied screens. They do not establish permanent pricing, equal outcome probabilities, physical delivery, or cash withdrawal eligibility.
01 / The Board
How the Plinko Board Represents a Result
The Ball and Pegs
The board is arranged as a pyramid of pegs. According to the supplied Rule panel, a ball drops from the top and bounces through the pegs before reaching a prize slot at the bottom.
The panel describes the movement as random. It does not disclose the underlying randomisation system, an independent audit, or the probability assigned to each prize.
The Prize Slots
The pictured boards contain nine prize compartments, each showing an item image and a rupee-labelled value. The stated rule associates the result with the slot where the ball lands.
A compartment’s size, position, or displayed item value is not a published probability. Do not infer equal chances from the number of slots or assume a larger compartment is more likely to receive the ball.
02 / Change Prize
Different Prizes at the Same Displayed Amount
The Change Prize control appears on the left side of the board. The supplied explanation confirms that it can replace the prizes in the current pool. Both screenshots below show Play ₹10, while their items and displayed values differ.
Read the Current Pool
Identify the items and values currently displayed rather than relying on an earlier screenshot. A price amount alone does not identify a fixed set of prizes.
What Change Prize Does Not Establish
The supplied material does not specify a fee, usage limit, or probability change for this control. A changed item display does not, by itself, establish better chances, a higher expected return, or unchanged odds.
03 / Screenshot Record
Amounts Shown on the Supplied Boards
The screenshots show eight distinct amounts: ₹10, ₹20, ₹30, ₹50, ₹100, ₹200, ₹300, and ₹500. The following images record the remaining seven amounts; they are not recommendations or a guarantee that these are all available options.
04 / The Stated Rule
Plinko Rules in Plain English
The supplied Rule panel describes a ball-drop game on a pyramid-shaped board filled with pegs. Its stated sequence is:
- The Play control starts the ball-drop sequence.
- A ball falls from the top and bounces through the pegs.
- The ball reaches one of the prize slots at the bottom.
- The prize corresponds to the slot where the ball lands.
This summarises the supplied rule rather than independently verifying the result system. The panel does not provide per-slot probabilities, an RTP figure, cancellation or interruption conditions, or item-delivery and withdrawal terms.
A rupee value beside a prize is a displayed item value. It is not, by itself, evidence that the same amount is withdrawable cash. Paid random outcomes can result in financial loss.
Questions About the Board and Prize Pools
Why do two ₹10 boards show different prizes?
The interface includes Change Prize, which replaces the prizes in the current pool. Both supplied ₹10 examples show the same amount with different items and values. The amount does not identify one permanent pool.
Does changing the prizes improve the odds?
The supplied rules do not establish that. They do not specify whether probabilities change when items are replaced. Do not treat a different display as evidence of improved chances.
Does each of the nine slots have an equal chance?
No equal-probability rule is supplied. The number, width, position, and artwork of the compartments do not establish the probability assigned to each result.
What if the animation and recorded reward differ?
Record the displayed amount, current pool, approximate time, and relevant account entry. Keep a redacted screenshot and use My Account → Contact US → Chat with us → Customer Service. This page does not promise a dispute outcome.
Are the pictures proof of physical prize delivery?
No. They show the interface, not a delivery record. Check the reward definition, conversion conditions, and any physical-delivery terms separately.
Review the Format Information
Return to the directory for other formats, or revisit the supplied rule summary above.
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