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How Towers works

Towers is a level-based risk game. A successful selection advances to the next level and its payout; a losing selection ends the active round according to the rules. Cashout provides a stopping point where the version of the game permits it.

Compare the difficulty setting with the choices and safe positions at every level. Two boards with the same number of levels can offer different probabilities and payout schedules. A maximum multiplier at the top describes an outcome requiring the whole path, not the return from one selection.

Keep the active level, selected difficulty and round record when checking settlement. A Towers board is distinct from Mines' single board and from a multiplier wheel. The site's own instructions determine when a cashout is accepted and what happens to an interrupted round.

If a hypothetical level has three equally likely positions and two are safe, that level's success probability is two-thirds. Completing several levels requires succeeding through the entire sequence.