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InOut Games released Plinko Aztec on 21 January 2025 with 98% RTP. Its 15-row board has 16 cells, from 100× at the edges to zero in the centre; either top cell lands in 1 in 16,384 balls.
The energy meter starts bonus play, the maximum win is 20,000 USD in the demo client, and the free demo above uses virtual credits.
Plinko Aztec at a glance
Plinko Aztec gives you a fixed pyramid board with no risk selector: the stake per ball and the number of balls per drop are your betting choices. The Aztec setting carries through to the golden ball and the energy-meter bonus.
Plinko Aztec facts
- Studio
- InOut Games
- Release
- Theme
- Aztec
- RTP
- 98%
- Board
- 15 rows / 16 cells
- Maximum win
- 20,000 USD (demo)
- Balls per drop
- 10 / 20 / 50
- Demo stake per ball
- From 0.10 USD
- Fairness menu
- Provably fair settings
- Players
- Single player
Plinko Aztec or Aztec Plinko?
InOut Games makes Plinko Aztec, while Aztec Plinko by Funky Games is a separate game. The reversed name belongs to a different studio and paytable.
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RTP 98%: where the return comes from
The full-game return includes bonus play, so the falling-ball payouts tell only part of the story. Central cells pay zero or a fraction of the stake, while the largest base-board payouts sit at the edges.
A return percentage describes the game's long-run payout, not a promise for a session. The distinction matters when reading Plinko RTP: the full game includes the feature as well as its landing cells.
What the cells pay: 15 rows, 16 cells
The board mirrors its payouts from edge to centre, with the zero-paying pair receiving the largest share of balls. A ball's base-board return is its stake multiplied by the landing cell; the final column shows that return for a 1.00 stake.
| Cells, left to right | Multiplier | One cell | Either cell | Return on 1.00, base board |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 and 16 · edges | 100× | 0.0031% | 0.0061% | 100.00 |
| 2 and 15 | 50× | 0.0458% | 0.0916% | 50.00 |
| 3 and 14 | 20× | 0.320% | 0.641% | 20.00 |
| 4 and 13 | 10× | 1.39% | 2.78% | 10.00 |
| 5 and 12 | 2× | 4.17% | 8.33% | 2.00 |
| 6 and 11 | 0.5× | 9.16% | 18.3% | 0.50 |
| 7 and 10 | 0.2× | 15.3% | 30.5% | 0.20 |
| 8 and 9 · centre | 0× | 19.6% | 39.3% | 0.00 |
| Base-board payout | Share of balls | Chance per ball |
|---|---|---|
| At least 2× | 11.85% | 1 in 8.4 |
| At least 10× | 3.52% | 1 in 28.4 |
| At least 50× | 0.098% | 1 in 1,024 |
Calculated from the studio's cell chances, base board only: return contribution 77.71%; balls paying at least the stake, 11.8%.
The middle pays less than the stake even when a ball reaches a non-zero cell. A Plinko strategy can organise your spending; it does not move these cell chances.
How the bonus works: energy meter, bumpers and extra balls
Filling the energy meter starts the bonus game, and landing on BONUS on the wheel opens it too. Extra balls keep it running. The feature ends when its balls run out.
Choose the drop
Set the stake per ball and select 10, 20 or 50 balls per drop.
The desktop stone Aztec pyramid board shows balls falling through the pegs, buckets labelled 100/50/20/10, Bet per ball 0.1 and Ball per drop 10. Captured . Collect energy
The falling balls hit bumpers and fill the energy meter.
Enter bonus play
A full meter or the wheel's BONUS sector triggers the bonus game.
Keep the balls going
Bonus bumpers provide energy and additional balls; the game ends when the balls are gone.
The menu includes “Provably fair settings”, alongside “Game rules” and “My bet history”. The stake and drop choices work as in any Plinko round.
Plinko Aztec vs Plinko 1000
Plinko Aztec and Plinko 1000 share the InOut Games studio, while Funky Games makes the similarly named Aztec Plinko. Returns and release dates tell them apart.
| Game | Studio | RTP |
|---|---|---|
| Plinko Aztec | InOut Games | 98% |
| Plinko 1000 | InOut Games | 96% |
| Aztec Plinko | Funky Games | 96.97% |
Plinko 1000 arrived on . The InOut Games range includes both it and Plinko Aztec. Maximum wins: 20,000 USD in the Plinko Aztec demo client, 1,000× for Funky Games’ Aztec Plinko.
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Sources and update history
InOut Games’ page and the demo client supply the return, release date, cell multipliers and chances; the studio overview adds the wheel’s BONUS sector and the bonus bumpers.
| Reference | Game details | Date |
|---|---|---|
| InOut Games | Full-game return, release date, Aztec theme and single-player format | |
| Official demo client | Base-board multipliers and cell chances, maximum win and drop controls | |
| Demo rules and menu | Energy-meter bonus, Provably fair settings, Game rules and My bet history | |
| Plinko Aztec overview | Wheel's BONUS sector, bumpers and additional bonus balls |
Page history
- Added the cell payouts and odds, the energy-meter bonus, the free demo and a comparison with Plinko 1000 and Funky Games Aztec Plinko.
- 1 new frame from the studio’s own demo, set next to the part of the review it shows.
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