Choose the board setup
Rows and risk are presented as deliberate player choices rather than hidden configuration.
Plinko game API
A familiar drop game,
ready for your lobby.
Players choose a board and risk level, then follow the drop to a visible result. Open the guest demo to test the pace, controls and responsive presentation.
Originals · PlinkoThe player experience
Choice first, animation second.
The board makes the result easy to follow, while the controls keep the selected risk and layout visible before the stake is committed.
Follow a readable path
The motion gives the round a clear visual rhythm without changing the result recorded by the game service.
Keep the outcome identifiable
The selected setup, landing position and round identifier can be kept together for history and support.
Platform integration
The animation sits on top of a normal game round.
Your platform opens an authenticated session and remains the balance authority. FastGamesAPI receives the game request, resolves the round and returns the result through the same integration used by the wider catalogue.
If the player refreshes or loses the connection during the drop, the integration should retrieve the existing round rather than create another stake. Test that flow in the sandbox together with delayed and repeated wallet responses.
- Keep the selected rows and risk with the round record.
- Return one final balance result for repeated requests.
- Restore the completed round after refresh or reconnection.
- Test the board and controls at your target mobile widths.
Next steps
Try the game, then connect the sandbox.
Product teams can start with the public demo while engineering reviews the shared wallet and round flow.
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Map authentication, wallet settlement, retry handling and production ownership.
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