Coffee Bean Drop

About Coffee Bean Drop

A taller board, a heavier bean. More rows mean longer falls and steeper edges — the far cups are rare, and they pay like it.

How to play

Choose a board (Gentle or Wild) and a stake, then drop. The board on Coffee Bean Drop has 12 rows of pegs and 13 cups.

At every peg the ball goes left or right with even odds, so it usually lands near the middle. The two outer cups are reached on about 1 drop in 2,048.

The cup the ball lands in pays its multiplier times the stake. Gentle keeps results close together; Wild pays less in the middle and much more at the edges.

What pays

Result	Pays
Gentle, cups left to right	9× · 3× · 1.6× · 1.4× · 1.1× · 0.9× · 0.5× · 0.9× · 1.1× · 1.4× · 1.6× · 3× · 9×
Wild, cups left to right	150× · 22× · 7× · 2.4× · 0.6× · 0.2× · 0.2× · 0.2× · 0.6× · 2.4× · 7× · 22× · 150×

Both boards hand back about 95 in every 100 credits or tokens played over a very long run.

The path is drawn when you drop; the animation only shows it.

Results come from your browser's cryptographic random number generator and are decided before any animation starts. There is no autoplay. Neon Tokens and practice credits have no cash value. Read more on fair play.