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How Dragon Tower works
Stake Originals · Originals
How it plays
Dragon Tower is an original game developed by Stake. The player picks a tile on each level on the way up, and every successful level unlocks a higher multiplier. This page covers only the rules and figures that Stake publishes and offers no way to win.
Before each round, the player chooses a stake and a difficulty level. The more advanced the level, the fewer tiles on each row and the larger the multiplier.
The player picks a tile on each level. Choosing a tile that hides a dragon egg moves the player up one level and unlocks a higher multiplier, after which the player may cash out.
If the player carries on and does not find a dragon egg, the multiplier drops to zero and the round ends.
Every round is random and earlier results have no effect on the next one. Stake Originals use a provable fairness system, and this site gives no betting advice.
The official description, line by line
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The player can even set the difficulty of the game, choosing easy, medium, hard, expert or master.
Official English text “you can even set the level of difficulty for the gameplay, choosing easy, medium, hard, expert, or master.”
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The player can pick the boxes personally or switch on the auto-pick feature to have it done automatically.
Official English text “You can pick the boxes yourself or activate the auto-pick feature to do it for you.”
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Each time the player clicks a segment and reveals a dragon egg, they move up one level and unlock a higher multiplier. They are then given the chance to cash out.
Official English text “Each time you click on a segment to reveal a dragon egg, you move up a level and unlock a higher multiplier. You are then given a chance to cash out.”
Official description (this site's rendering)
If the player proceeds and the next selection does not reveal a dragon egg, the multiplier is lost and the player goes back to zero.
Official English text “If you proceed and fail to reveal a dragon egg with your next selection, you will lose the multiplier and return to zero.”
Official data
- Game provider
- Stake Originals
- RTP (theoretical return to player)
- 98%“This game has a theoretical return to player percentage of 98%, meaning that the Dragon Tower house edge is just 2%.” ↗
- House edge
- 2.00%“Edge: 2.00 %” ↗
RTP is a theoretical value published officially. It describes the average return over the long run and many rounds, and says nothing about a single round or a short period. The version actually offered depends on the operator's settings, and the information in the game takes precedence. Items the official page does not publish are not listed in this table and are not guessed. Official page
Frequently asked questions
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Can Dragon Tower be played for free?
Is there a way to improve the chance of winning?
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