How to play Angry Balls: six steps from bet to bonus wheel

The round in the order it happens

Nothing here is hidden behind menus. The whole sequence fits on one screen, which is the point of the format.

1. 1

   Set the stake

   The dial runs from 0.10 to 1,000 in the currency of your balance. Every multiplier collected later is applied to this figure.

2. 2

   Choose base or paid mode

   Base costs the stake. Bomb Mode costs 25 times it, Max Treasure Mode costs 100 times it. The two are compared here.

3. 3

   Pick the angle

   Six positions on the dial. Each carries its own return and its own cap, from 6,500x down to 3,225x.

4. 4

   Launch

   The ball leaves the slingshot on a fixed arc. From this moment the round runs on physics: bounce, impact, collapse.

5. 5

   Collect on the way

   Coins and power ups sit along the flight path. Both are picked up on contact, and power ups apply immediately.

6. 6

   Read the total

   When the ball stops, the collected multipliers are summed and paid against the stake. Clear the layout completely and the wheel spins first.

What each coin adds to the round

Coins do not pay separately. Each one raises a single multiplier that is applied once, at the end.

A shot that takes four gold coins and a diamond is worth +5.00x four times plus +10.00x, so 30x the stake before the wheel is considered.

The three power ups and when they matter

Bonus symbols sit in the gap between the slingshot and the structure. Hitting one changes the shot already in flight, and effects stack on the same ball.

• Split

  Adds balls to the shot, so three fly at the structure instead of one. Three balls cover three lines through the structure, which is the fastest route to a full clear.

• Ghost

  The ball passes through walls and still breaks a coin on contact. Useful against tall stone fronts that would otherwise stop the shot at the first wall.

• Grow

  Raises the size and the mass of the ball, which helps it punch through. Mass carries through collapsing wood instead of stopping in it.

The same rules, straight from the game

Two help screens the game shows on first launch. Worth comparing against the tables above: the numbers match.

Captured in free play on 2026-08-29.

The one habit that costs beginners money

People pick an angle, get a bad result, and switch. Then they switch again. Two rounds later they are cycling the dial on the assumption that the angle failed them, when the layout was what changed. Structures are drawn at random before each shot and stay hidden until the ball is airborne, so a single round says nothing about the position you chose.

The return spread across the whole dial is three hundredths of a percent, from 96.51% down to 96.48%. The ceiling spread is the part that actually differs: 6,500x at the top against 3,225x at the bottom. Choose the angle for the cap you want, then leave it alone.

Beginner questions about the round

Deeper into the parts of the round

• Angle by angle, return and cap

  The full dial with both numbers side by side.

• When a paid mode is worth it

  Cost per shot measured against what the ceiling becomes.

• Practise without a balance

  Where free play runs and which parts of it match real money.