About SkyPlinko
SkyPlinko is an independent guide to Plinko and crash games for players in Canada. Every page answers one question — what a game pays, how its odds work, where you can open the free demo and which casinos carry it — and every number on it comes with a source and a date.
What we measure
- The RTP the studio publishes. We take it from the game page of the provider — BGaming, Spribe, SmartSoft and others — not from a casino banner, and we write down the day we checked it.
- Payout tables. For Plinko we copy the multiplier of every bucket for each risk level and row count the provider shows, then check the maths: the odds of each bucket follow from the number of rows, so the return can be recomputed by hand.
- Demo behaviour. We open the official free demos and describe what the controls do: auto play, auto cash-out, rows, risk, bet steps.
- Casino rules for Canadians. Which provinces a casino excludes in its own terms, which currencies and payment methods its cashier lists, and which of our games sit in its lobby.
What we don't do
We are not a casino and we don't take bets. We don't host games or apps, so you won't find an APK file here: every demo loads from the studio's own server. We don't sell "predictors", "signals" or bots — a crash round's result is fixed before the round starts, and Plinko's path is decided by the game's random number generator.
Who writes it
The pages are written by Dylan Boudreau from Moncton, New Brunswick. His job here is simple and a little obsessive: read the provider's rules, play the demo until every button is explained, and turn payout tables into odds you can check.
How the site earns money
Some casino buttons are affiliate links. If you open an account through one, the casino may pay us a commission. That's how the site stays free. The commission never decides which game is described or how a casino is rated — the method is on How we rate, and the full disclosure is on the affiliate disclosure page.
Corrections
Studios change RTP versions and casinos change their terms. If you see a number that no longer matches the source, write to hello@skyplinko.com with the page address. We recheck and change the date on the page when the fix goes live.