How to Play Coin Flip

Coin Flip lets you flip 1 to 16 coins simultaneously. You pick heads or tails, then set how many coins must match your pick to win. More coins and higher minimums increase the payout multiplier. Win probability follows binomial distribution.

How to Play

Set your bet amount.
Choose the number of coins to flip (1 to 16).
Pick your side: Heads or Tails.
Set the minimum number of matching coins required to win.
Click Flip. The payout multiplier adjusts based on win probability.

Key Features

With 1 coin, it's a standard 50/50 flip. With 16 coins and all 16 required to match, the payout is massive but the odds are 1 in 65,536.
Auto-bet available with stop-win/stop-loss.
House edge: 2%.

Millionaire Mode

An optional side bet. If the Golden Coin activates and all flipped coins match your pick (Perfect Match), you win from the Millionaire prize pool, up to $1,000,000.

Last updated: March 23, 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I flip different numbers of coins in each round?

Yes, you can choose between 1 and 16 coins for each flip. Your coin selection resets after every round, allowing you to adjust your strategy based on your preferred risk level.

How does the payout multiplier change based on my selections?

The payout multiplier increases as you choose more coins and set higher minimums for matching results. Higher difficulty selections produce better multipliers because they have lower win probabilities.

What happens if I set the minimum matching coins too high?

Setting a high minimum increases your payout multiplier but reduces your win probability. For example, requiring 15 matches out of 16 coins pays more but wins far less frequently than requiring 8 matches.

Do I need to match the exact number of coins or at least that number?

You need to match at least the minimum number you set. If you set a minimum of 10 and 12 coins match your pick, you win the bet.

Is there a strategy for choosing heads versus tails?

Heads and tails have equal probability, so your choice between them makes no difference to your odds. Focus instead on optimizing your coin count and minimum match requirement based on your risk tolerance.