Tower is a climb. Each floor has several tiles; pick a safe one to move up and raise your multiplier. Pick a trap and the round ends. Cash out at any floor.
Example shown: Towers by Turbo Games · Studio RTP: 95%
Type: instant game · Provably fair: usually, check the game · Bonus wagering: often excluded or reduced
How Tower Works
Difficulty sets how many tiles on each floor are safe. Easy floors have more safe tiles and small steps; hard floors have one safe tile and big steps.
The Maths
| Difficulty | Example floor | Chance to clear a floor |
|---|---|---|
| Easy | 3 safe of 4 | 75% |
| Medium | 2 safe of 3 | about 67% |
| Hard | 1 safe of 2 | 50% |
| Expert | 1 safe of 3 | about 33% |
Floor layouts vary by studio; these are examples. Multipliers grow with the inverse of the survival chance, less the edge, so the expected loss does not depend on how high you climb.
Verifying a Round
If the game is provably fair, open its fairness panel before you play and note the hashed server seed. After you rotate seeds, the casino reveals the original seed; hash it, check that it matches, and recompute your results. Our provably fair guide walks through each step. If a game claims to be provably fair but has no working verification panel, treat the claim as marketing.
Before You Play
- Fix your target floor before you start.
- Expert modes end most rounds on the first floors.
- Past tile positions say nothing about the next round.
Every round has a negative expected return. Fast games make it easy to place hundreds of bets in a session, so set a loss limit before you start.
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What is the highest tower multiplier?
It depends on the studio and difficulty; top floors on hard modes can reach very large multiples with tiny probability.
Is tower the same as mines?
Similar maths. Tower adds risk one floor at a time instead of across one grid.