That’s a good point. I’ve played Plinko on and off for a few months, and what I noticed is that RTP is more of a long-term statistical value rather than something you’ll “feel” in a single session. For instance, there were days when I dropped maybe 50 balls and ended up way below even, while on another day I had one crazy streak where a single ball hit a big multiplier and carried my balance for the week. The problem is that casual players expect 99% to mean a steady return, but in practice it doesn’t work that way.One thing Tower.Bet does offer is a provably fair system, which you can actually check yourself if you go into their fairness settings. Here’s the Plinko page: plinko. They let you verify seeds and outcomes, but it does take a bit of effort to understand how it works. Personally, I think the system is solid, but I wouldn’t say the RTP guarantee makes the game “safer” — it just means, statistically, that over millions of rounds it pays back around that percentage. So it’s fair, yes, but not necessarily predictable for small-scale play.