Everything you need to know about the tower’s rules, mechanics, bonus floors, and the numbers behind every round. Get familiar before going all-in for the first time.
At the core of every Tower Rush round is one simple choice: Do you build? Or collect?
In this game, the multiplier doesn’t have a set amount for every single floor. Instead, there are ranges, set by RNG (random number generation), and determined before the round begins. This is how the Provably Fair works – the outcome is set before you click Build.
So the moment the tower will fall is already decided for you. You don’t determine when the tower collapses. When you decide to build floors, the tower’s height and the potential multiplier at each level are random and determined. When you build, you decide how many times to ride it before you cash out, so you aren’t really controlling the tower; you’re choosing when to exit it.
If the tower falls before you collect, you lose the stake (unless a Frozen Floor was active on the floor immediately before it).
Choose any amount between $0.10 and $100. The stake is determined when you hit Build – there’s no option to increase the stake or change it.
The tower starts to build, and your multiplier rises as you add floors. No autoplay. No auto cash-out. Every decision is manual.
It’s not a timer. You take as long as you need. Every floor you build increases your multiplier – and brings you closer to a result that’s already determined.
Hit Cash Out at any time, before the tower falls, to collect Stake x Multiplier. If the tower collapses, the stake is lost – unless a Frozen Floor was active on that floor.
Bonus floors may start on Floor Two; they can occur at any point during a round. There’s no frequency for how often they will trigger, nor a way to know which type will trigger. There are different types of bonus floors, and each changes the context of the round when they trigger.
Your multiplier is locked the moment it triggers. If your next floor brings a collapse, you cash out at the frozen value rather than losing the stake. Only the next floor is covered. If you add another floor and the tower collapses, the floor after that, the frozen multiplier has already expired. You aren’t buying insurance, you’re buying a single floor’s worth of protection.
A wheel is generated, with segments from a minimum of 2x all the way up to 20x. The value you land on multiplies your current multiplier – so your multiplier is not added to. If your multiplier is 7x and the wheel lands on 10x, your new multiplier is 70x. There’s no losing segment on the wheel. Both the temple wheel in-game play as well as in demo mode are certified by the Gaming Laboratories International (GLI) and Gaming Associates (GA).
Three floors are stacked at once, each one boosting the multiplier on its own. The result can be substantial if this occurs at the tail end of a round – on a large base, three more floors can boost the multiplier many times. Triple Build is the quickest way to the 100x limit. With a max stake of $100, it is a $10,000 payout in a single round.
Operator-configurable – check the in-game info panel at your specific casino
Extended losing streaks are normal. Significant wins arrive infrequently and without pattern
Game auto-cashes you out at 100x – e.g. $100 bet → $10,000 max payout
$20 bet at 5x = $100 payout. $100 bet at 100x = $10,000
Due to high volatility, most rounds will end before reaching 8x or higher. This is normal and not a sign the game is rigged. The math is balanced because the few long rounds are big enough to offset the short ones. Losses should be frequent and streaky.
The RNG used to time bonus floors and the RNG used to choose the collapse floor are independent of each other. Frozen Floor means nothing about when the tower will collapse. Temple Floor at 12x is not an invitation to keep going. View the bonus solely as a multiplier. It holds no data about whether the tower will fall.
If you plan to use $10 for your session, this is 50 rounds at 20¢. Plenty to experience the variance. Set a round limit rather than a time limit; 100 rounds per session will take about 30 minutes, and time is irrelevant to the amount you risk.