Published Pixmove figures
Pixmove lists Falling Pickaxe with 95% RTP, low volatility, and a maximum win of x160. These public figures should be checked against the operator's in-game information panel before real-money play.
The game is an instant mining title, so the main value table is not a classic slot line-pay chart. The pickaxe path and block interactions determine which ore values are collected in a round.
- RTP
- 95%
- Volatility
- Low
- Maximum win
- x160
Ore award rows
The inspected configuration lists copper at x0.01, redstone at x0.05, gold at x0.20, diamond at x1, and emerald at x5. Higher-paying ores also have higher health, so they require more pickaxe hits to break.
Dirt and stone are listed with 1 HP and x0 value. They still matter because every hit reduces pickaxe HP by 1, shortening the remaining round.
- Copper
- 5 HP, x0.01
- Redstone
- 10 HP, x0.05
- Gold
- 15 HP, x0.20
- Diamond
- 20 HP, x1
- Emerald
- 30 HP, x5
Observed bonus-buy prices
At a 30.00 DMO demo bet, the visible bonus buy panel showed Wooden Pickaxe at 89.70, Stone Pickaxe at 165.90, Iron Pickaxe at 254.10, and Diamond Pickaxe at 321.00.
Those prices imply roughly 2.99x, 5.53x, 8.47x, and 10.70x the displayed base bet. They are observed demo values, not a promise that every operator build will use the same display.
Guide questions
Which Falling Pickaxe ores pay?
Copper, redstone, gold, diamond, and emerald carry listed awards. Dirt and stone are base blocks with x0 value.
What is the highest listed ore award?
Emerald is the highest listed ore award at x5 and has 30 HP in the inspected configuration.
Is the paytable the same at every operator?
The operator information panel should be treated as the final source because live versions can differ.