Plinko
Drop-path probability, per-bucket multipliers and true RTP for 8, 12 and 16-row boards at low, medium and high risk.
RTP Lab is a free simulator and calculator layer for crypto casino games — play the demo boards for Stake, BC.Game, Rainbet and Roobet, built on their own published RTP and house-edge math. No sign-up, no deposits, nothing here pays out. You see the formula, not a promise.
Every tool simulates the real game and states its inputs, house edge and equation — calibrated against the published tables for Stake, BC.Game, Rainbet and Roobet.
Drop-path probability, per-bucket multipliers and true RTP for 8, 12 and 16-row boards at low, medium and high risk.
Exact cash-out multiplier and win probability for any mine count and tile depth on a 5×5 grid.
Survival odds per target multiplier, plus flat-bet and Martingale bankroll math.
Roll-over / roll-under thresholds converted to payout, edge and variance in one pass.
Wager-to-tier progress, weekly and monthly reload estimates, and rakeback value per level.
This is the 8-row, low-risk board exactly as Stake publishes it. Every drop is a fair binomial path — 256 equally likely routes across eight peg rows. The distribution below is the theoretical share; the hit counter is what the simulator has actually landed since you opened the page.
Simulated only. No funds, no account.
All of it checkable. None of it a promise about your next round.
No “predictor.” No “hack.” No pattern-spotting. Every result we print comes from published RTP and house-edge figures, and we show the equation that produced it — so you can check our arithmetic before you trust it.
Stake, BC.Game, Rainbet and Roobet each ship their own multiplier tables, VIP thresholds and bonus cadences. A generic simulator quietly averages them. Ours are built one platform at a time and labelled with the version they match.
stakesim.com, stakeanalyzer.live and calculatorscity.com sit on high-intent terms with almost nothing behind them — a single input box, no math, no platform context. RTP Lab is built to answer those same searches completely.
Three ideas carry every tool on this site. Learn them once and you can read any crypto casino game — including the ones we have not built a calculator for yet.
The long-run share of wagered value a game gives back. It is a property of the multiplier table, not a forecast — we compute it as Σ P(outcome) × multiplier and print the figure next to every tool.
Simply 100% − RTP. It is the cost of playing, stated per game rather than buried. When a platform changes a table, the edge moves, and the tool changes with it.
Crypto casinos commit to a hashed server seed before the round. You can verify any result after the fact — which is exactly why the outcome cannot be predicted in advance, by us or anyone else.
Figures are recomputed from each platform's published multiplier tables and re-checked when a table changes. Where a platform does not publish a figure, we say so rather than estimate it.
We would rather show you an honest gap than a calculator quietly running the wrong table. Dashes mean the platform does not offer that game — not that we skipped it.
| Tool | StakePrimary reference tables | BC.GameOwn multiplier set | RainbetNewer, thinner coverage | RoobetCrash-led catalogue |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mines | — | |||
| Crash / Aviator | ||||
| Plinko | ||||
| Dice | — | |||
| Bonus & VIP | — |
Every tool here is free and stays free. If the math says a bet is a bad idea, the tool will tell you that too — we would rather you understood the edge than clicked through blind.