Terms of Use, Affiliate Disclosure and Accuracy Limits

Who These Terms Are Written For

Adults aged 18 or over are who these terms address. Gambling law sets an age floor almost everywhere, and the floor differs from one country to another. These terms are written for adults aged 18 or over, or the legal gambling age where a reader lives if that age is higher. This site verifies no age, because it holds no accounts.

Your country decides. Local law comes before anything printed on this site. Gambling is restricted or prohibited in many jurisdictions, so checking local rules remains your responsibility.

In Short, the Deal on This Site

Here's the deal in plain words: it's information, not advice, and it's free because some outbound links pay a commission. You'll find that disclosed beside every sponsored button.

We can't promise a page is current to the minute, and nobody here pretends otherwise. A dated primary document outranks this page, so that's where a reader should finish.

Audience

Adults, 18 or over

Operator relationship

None; affiliate links only

Advice given

None; information only

Return quoted

96.00% in the rules document, 96.14% on the maker's own game page

Terms dates

2 Nov 2026 / 2 Nov 2026

What Should You Read Before You Start?

Three documents are worth reading before you start, and all of them are available without an account. Read the game's own RULES document first, then the studio's own game page.

1. Read the RULES document inside the free demo, the only return a player can see in the game.
2. Read the studio's own game page, and compare its return with the one in the rules.
3. Read the gambling rules of the place where you live, which decide whether playing for money is allowed there at all.

A studio can redraw a page without notice, so each of the 9 pages here carries a dated check. Reading the three in advance lets you hold this site to its own sources.

Where Gambling Law Limits These Terms

Gambling law in your own country outranks anything written here, and it decides where these terms stop. We name no operator and confirm nothing about which sites accept players from which country.

So read the local rules before anything else. Many places restrict online casino games or forbid them outright, and a site that offers this game where it is not allowed leaves a player with no regulator to turn to in a dispute.

Affiliate Disclosure Inside These Terms

Funding is disclosed in these terms in plain words. Some outbound links are affiliate links, and they may pay this site a commission when a reader registers or deposits through one. Commissions leave ratings, verdicts, running order and the wording of any page untouched.

The disclosure sits beside the sponsored button on every page that carries one, while the about page explains the funding model in full. No operator pays for coverage, and no operator sees a page before publication.

Accuracy These Terms Can Promise

Accuracy here has a ceiling. Any page about a live game product runs into it, because the product keeps moving after the page is written. These terms name it instead of hiding it. Pages quote sources such as the rules document inside the game, the configuration its server sends and the registers a regulator publishes, and they state when a figure resisted confirmation.

A studio can redraw its game page or its rules without notice, so the dated primary document outranks anything printed here. However, a figure that turns out to be wrong is corrected on the page, with the update date moved, instead of quietly replaced.

The testing method describes what evidence counts, and the contact page is the route for a correction. Start with the sentence you doubt and the document that contradicts it.

What Is Binding, and What Is Only Printed?

An operator provides the live terms, and those terms include the limits, the bonus rules and the withdrawal windows that actually bind you. On a site with no licence a reader can look up, they are the only rules there are. They can change without notice, and nothing on this page can stop that.

The studio provides the game itself, and its rules document prints a return of its own, which differs from the one on its game page. A supplier licence carries a number, and where the regulator publishes a register you can confirm the entry and the holder name before trusting a badge. For this supplier neither of the two registers we downloaded in full carries an entry, and the studio's own site names no licence to look up.

The drawback of any published figure is age. A number read last week can be wrong today, so treat the date beside it as part of the fact, and let the dated primary document settle a disagreement.

Which Criteria Apply to These Pages?

Our methodology is published in full, and the same criteria apply to every page these terms cover. To verify a licence claim, the editors read the register entry and quote the status exactly as they find it.

Readers keep their own right of reply at all times. If a figure is wrong, they can send the document that proves it, and you will see the page change with its date moved.

No Advice and No Guarantee of Winnings

No advice is given here. Nothing on these pages is advice, and nothing is a promise. Nothing on Chicken Plinko is financial advice or a forecast of winnings. The return figure is a long-run average the maker models for the game rather than anything measured in a session, and a plinko game pays back less than 100% over time.

A single session can lose the whole stake. Guide pages describe how the game behaves in the demo instead of how to profit from it, so avoid reading them as a system.

Intellectual Property and Quoting Rules

Intellectual property on this site is simple enough to state. Text and screenshots are our own work unless attributed, while game names and operator names belong to their owners and appear for identification only.

Screenshots may be quoted with a link to the page they come from, and the text may be quoted in short excerpts with attribution. Readers keep that right whatever they think of the verdict. The studio owns the game client shown in those frames.

3 Kinds of Licence Claim on This Game

The complete list of regulatory limits is short, and it shapes every claim on these pages. Regulation restricts what a publisher may say about a gambling product, so these pages describe instead of promote. The maker states no licence of its own: its site names no legal entity, no licence number and no licensing body, and the licence catalogues attribute to it appears only in second-hand descriptions. Two public licence registers, downloaded in full on 2 November 2026, carry no entry for it, while the same search finds Pragmatic Play, Evolution and Playtech.

No laboratory certificate names this title, and the absence is stated as an absence. That is a genuine weakness in the public record, and pretending otherwise would be worse.

Liability Limits and Linked Operators

Liability stops at these limits. They apply throughout the site and its outbound links. They cover Chicken Plinko and every operator linked from it. The service is provided as is, and to the extent permitted by law this service accepts no liability for losses arising from reliance on its content or from the services of any linked operator.

That covers an operator that changes its terms, blocks a country or refuses a withdrawal. Support for any of those problems sits with the operator instead of with this site, and on a site with no licence a reader can look up there may be no regulator to turn to at all.

Terms These Rules Use

Affiliate link

An outbound link that pays this site a commission when a reader registers or deposits through it; it says nothing about the licence of the site it leads to.

Live terms

The operator's own current conditions, which bind a player on that site whatever these pages print.

Information service

A publisher that describes products and holds no player accounts, which is what this site is.

Not confirmed

The wording used when no studio page, server response or regulator register states a figure.

Does a Figure Here Bind an Operator?

A figure printed here binds nobody at all. The operator's live terms govern every limit, bonus rule and withdrawal window on that site, and this page describes none of them.

Readers should treat these pages as a map instead of a contract. They point at the documents that do bind, and each one carries the date it was read.

When These Terms Change

These terms change by being rewritten here, and the date above them moves with the rewrite. Nobody gets a notice, because the site keeps no addresses to send one to. A clause worth relying on is worth re-reading before you rely on it twice.

Recap: What These Terms Ask of You

These terms ask five things of a reader, and here they are. If you want one rule, a dated primary document outranks this page. To recap: read as an adult, check local law, treat the content as information instead of advice, expect a disclosed affiliate link, and remember that local law decides whether playing for money is allowed at all. Liability for a loss rests with the site that took the stake.

Questions go to the editors through the contact page. The privacy policy explains what the server records about a visit, while the responsible gambling page lists international help services, self-exclusion and the warning signs. These terms have applied since 2 Nov 2026, and the current wording dates from 2 Nov 2026.