Sugar Plinko

BGaming trades reels for a drop zone in Sugar Plinko, sending a ball down a candy-carnival board from a gumball machine at the top, bouncing between pegs before landing in a multiplier pocket at the bottom. Roller-coaster tracks, striped tents, gummy bears and hard candy fill out the board around the falling ball, keeping the carnival setting visible throughout each drop.

Players set the grid between 8 and 16 lines, choose a risk level of low, medium or high to change how the pocket values are spread, and release anywhere from 1 to 100 balls per round in either manual or automatic mode. Two optional add-ons sit alongside the core drop: a chance for balls to start with a random multiplier of up to x10 already attached before they reach the pegs, and up to three x2 multiplier stretches that can be placed across the board, boosting a ball's multiplier further if it passes through one.

A set of portals can also replace some of the landing pockets — a ball that lands in one is sent back to the top for another drop after its multiplier win has already been counted, rather than losing that result. Grid size, risk level and ball count are all adjustable per round instead of fixed, giving a wide spread of outcomes from the same board even before the optional features come into play.

BGaming rates the game at up to 96.92% RTP depending on configuration, with a lower 96.51% setting also available, spanning low through high volatility, with a maximum win of 10,000 times the stake and bets running from 0.10 to 25 per round.