How this site is put together
This project started as a way to track Plinko-branded titles across providers without mixing them up. The market has several games sharing the same name — Ricochet, BGaming, Stake Originals, Spribe — each with different math, betting ranges, and release dates. Our job is to keep those separate and cite where each figure comes from.
For Ricochet's Plinko, released June 26, 2025, we work from a short list of public listings and calculators rather than a studio page, since Ricochet does not publish an official specs sheet for this title. Where a number appears consistently across sources — the 96% RTP figure, the $0.10 to $20 betting range — we state it directly. Where it doesn't, we say so once and move on.
We don't run the games ourselves or take payments. There's no login, no deposit form, no in-house leaderboard. The site exists to describe how a title plays, what its betting structure looks like, and where the available data stops.
The team behind this project has spent time in casino content and slot math verification, checking payout tables against multiple listings before publishing a number. When a spec is missing — volatility, max win, hit frequency — that's noted as unverified rather than filled in with an industry-typical guess.
We update entries when a provider changes a demo build or a new source contradicts an existing figure. Readers in Canada should note that availability by province and operator is not something we can confirm from the game listing alone — that's a question for the licensed casino offering the title.
What we don't do
We don't rank casinos by payout speed, don't promise winning patterns, and don't publish RTP or max-win numbers we can't trace to a source. If a figure for Ricochet's Plinko changes on a listing we track, this page and the game entry get updated, not left stale. Play remains 19+ across Canada, with 18+ minimums in Alberta, Manitoba, and Quebec.