How to Play Tower

Tower is a climbing game. Each floor of the tower has multiple tiles, some safe and some trapped. Pick a safe tile to advance to the next floor. The multiplier increases with each floor you clear. Hit a trap and you lose. Cash out at any floor to collect.

How to Play

Set your bet amount.
Choose a difficulty level, which sets the number of tiles per floor and the number of traps.
On each floor, click a tile. Safe tiles advance you upward.
Cash Out at any floor to collect your current multiplier.
If you hit a trap, the round ends and you lose the bet.

Key Features

Multiple difficulty settings that control risk and multiplier growth rate.
Difficulty levels: Easy (4 tiles, 1 hazard per floor, 75% survival), Medium (3 tiles, 1 hazard, 66.7%), Hard (3 tiles, 2 hazards, 33.3%), Expert (4 tiles, 3 hazards, 25%). Tower height: 8 rows.
Trap positions are set by a provably fair seed before the round.
Higher floors pay exponentially more.
House edge: 2%.

Millionaire Mode

An optional side bet. Reach a qualifying floor height on a Millionaire round to win from the prize pool, up to $1,000,000.

Last updated: March 23, 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens if I click a trapped tile in Tower?

Your game ends immediately and you lose your current bet. You cannot recover any winnings from that round.

How do I increase my winnings in Tower?

The multiplier increases each time you clear a floor successfully. You can cash out at any floor to lock in your current winnings before attempting the next floor.

What does the difficulty level control in Tower?

Difficulty level determines how many tiles appear on each floor and how many of those tiles are trapped. Higher difficulty means more tiles and more traps, but potentially higher multipliers.

Can I change my bet amount during a game in Tower?

No, you must set your bet amount before you start the game. Your bet remains fixed for the entire round.

What is the best strategy for winning at Tower?

Cash out when you reach a multiplier you're satisfied with rather than risking losses by continuing to higher floors. Each floor increases your multiplier but also increases your risk of hitting a trap.