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InOut Games Plinko: Plinko 1000 and Plinko Aztec Compared

InOut Games has two Plinko games with different ways to handle risk. Plinko 1000 has a 16-row board: Blue balls reach ×15, Green ×200 and Red ×1,000, with 96% RTP. Plinko Aztec has 15 rows, no risk choice and ×100 edges at 1 in 16,384; its 98% incl. bonus compares with 77.71% for the base board only. Both have official free demos.

InOut Games’ Plinko Aztec is a different game from Funky Games’ Aztec Plinko; the studio name identifies which one you are opening.

InOut Games at a glance

Games2
Released2023–2025
Top cell×1,000 Red / ×100 Aztec
RTP96–98% incl. bonus; Aztec 77.71% base board only
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  1. InOut Games Plinko games on this site
  2. Plinko 1000 and Plinko Aztec side by side
  3. Where to play InOut Games Plinko
  4. More Plinko studios
  5. InOut Games Plinko questions

InOut Games Plinko games on this site

Plinko 1000 came first; Plinko Aztec followed with an energy-meter bonus and a golden ball dropped from a pyramid. Both are single-player games, so the choice centres on your ball settings and the bonus mechanic. InOut Games also makes games beyond this pair. Plinko 1000 includes automatic repetition of the last bet as well as autoplay, so its session controls extend beyond choosing the ball colour.

The digits in Plinko 1000 belong to its name; the ball colour determines the available peak payout. Both demos use USD play credits, and free demo play lets you explore the controls before staking money; the studio catalogue broadens the choice beyond InOut Games when you want to compare another studio’s approach to the board.

Plinko 1000 and Plinko Aztec side by side

Ball colour changes the risk in Plinko 1000, while Plinko Aztec keeps a single board and adds an energy bonus. That makes the decision more substantial than choosing the larger return percentage. The comparison pairs each return with the part of the game it covers.

GameReleasedBoardRiskTop cellRTPBalls and bonus
Plinko 100016 rows, 17 cellsBall colour: Blue · Green · Red×1,000 Red ball96%Ball count chosen in the game; autoplay and repeat of the last bet
Plinko Aztec15 rows, 16 cellsSingle board, no risk selection×10098% incl. bonus; 77.71% base board only10 · 20 · 50 balls per drop; energy meter → bonus game

The energy meter in Plinko Aztec leads into a bonus game with a wheel, a BONUS sector and additional balls. Its base-board return is calculated from the studio’s probability table; the bonus contributes to the whole-game figure.

Plinko Aztec’s central pockets pay ×0, so a ball landing there returns nothing from the base board. The energy meter and bonus wheel add another part to the session, which makes the board payouts alone an incomplete picture of the game’s return.

Plinko 1000 keeps the board size fixed when you change colour, but changes both the peak and central payouts. The colour ladder makes the trade-off visible before a ball drops.

Ball colourTop cellCentre cell
Blue×15×0.5
Green×200×0.2
Red×1,000×0.2

Green and Red share the same centre payout despite their different peaks; changing colour therefore changes more than the largest number at the edge. The Plinko 1000 demo lets you move between those colour settings on the same board.

Choose Plinko 1000 for risk controlled by ball colour. Plinko Aztec suits a fixed-board session with an energy bonus. It is also the newer release.

For the return comparison, RTP applies to the mechanics included in the percentage, making the bonus part of the decision. Both clients include “Provably fair settings”; provably fair verification concerns round outcomes, alongside the payout structure you choose.

Where to play InOut Games Plinko

Your country determines the casino route. Search a casino lobby using the full game name and InOut Games to identify the title. Keep the studio attached to the search, especially when looking for the Aztec game with the energy meter.

Choose casinos by country for South Africa, the UK, Canada, Australia or India.

Casino selection starts with country eligibility; the casino sets the stake limits for real-money play.

More Plinko studios

The studio name distinguishes InOut Games’ Aztec title from Funky Games’ game; compare other studios to expand your choice.

The studio catalogue lists every studio’s boards side by side.

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  1. Plinko 1000 and Plinko Aztec compared by release, board, ball colours, payouts and bonus-inclusive returns, with free demos and country routes for casino selection.

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FAQ

InOut Games Plinko questions

Risk selection is the clearest dividing line: Plinko 1000 changes with ball colour, while Plinko Aztec couples a fixed board with a bonus.

Which Plinko games does InOut Games make?

2 games: Plinko 1000 and Plinko Aztec. Both have official free demos.

Which InOut Games Plinko has the higher top cell?

×1,000 on the Red ball in Plinko 1000 is the higher top cell. Plinko Aztec’s edge cells pay ×100.

What is the RTP of InOut Games Plinko?

96% for Plinko 1000; Plinko Aztec has 98% incl. bonus and 77.71% for the base board only. The latter base-board figure is calculated from the studio’s probability table.

When were the first and latest InOut Games Plinko games released?

was the release of Plinko 1000; Plinko Aztec followed on .

What do the ball colours in Plinko 1000 mean?

3 colours set the risk: Blue, Green and Red. Their top cells pay ×15, ×200 and ×1,000 respectively.

Does Plinko Aztec have risk levels?

No. Plinko Aztec has a single board without a risk selector, plus an energy meter leading into a bonus game.

Where can I play InOut Games Plinko for real money?

5 country routes organise the casino choice: South Africa, the UK, Canada, Australia and India. Use country eligibility to narrow the casinos, then search the lobby by the full game name and InOut Games.

Use gambling limits and self-exclusion tools to put boundaries around real-money sessions.