Free online 3D coin pusher | Night Market Coin Pusher

One more push for that rainbow coin!

Start with 30 coins. Choose where and when to drop, watch the pile tumble, and push gold and rainbow coins over the front edge.

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Free online 3D coin pusher

Start with 30 coins. Choose where and when to drop, watch the pile tumble, and push gold and rainbow coins over the front edge.

Rules & fairness

  1. Up next: Each free round starts with 30 coins. Look for ★ gold and ◆ rainbow coins in the pile.
  2. Drop position: Move the slider or tap the board to aim. Watch the moving shelf and choose when to drop.
  3. Your collection: Front drops score 10 for copper, 50 for gold or 200 for rainbow, plus one playable coin each. Side drops give no points or coins.

Great for

  • Take a short break
  • Explore stacking and pushing
  • Collect all three coin types

Key features

  • Start with 30 coins. Choose where and when to drop, watch the pile tumble, and push gold and rainbow coins over the front edge.
  • It is a free solo casual game, with no purchases, cash stakes or real prizes. When your coins run out, the shelf completes two more cycles. A front drop during this time gives you another coin to play.
  • The score and board stay in this page only. Leaving or refreshing clears them.

Randomness and privacy

Web Crypto chooses inserted coin types, starting rare-coin positions and tiny release variations. Rapier simulates gravity, centers of mass, collisions and stacking at a fixed time step. Actual front drops determine points; payouts are not preselected. Each new coin-type draw is 90% copper, 9% gold and 1% rainbow. These are insertion odds, not scoring or return odds. The starting board also has 14 gold and 3 rainbow coins. The score and board stay in this page only. Leaving or refreshing clears them.

Frequently asked questions

Does 1% rainbow mean a 1% win chance?
Each new coin-type draw is 90% copper, 9% gold and 1% rainbow. These are insertion odds, not scoring or return odds. The starting board also has 14 gold and 3 rainbow coins.
Is it exactly like a real machine?
This rigid-body simulation allows stacking, flipping and falling, but is not calibrated against a physical machine. Position, timing, the pile and approximate contacts affect each drop. A drop is not guaranteed to push another coin off.
Does it cost money or award real prizes?
It is a free solo casual game, with no purchases, cash stakes or real prizes. When your coins run out, the shelf completes two more cycles. A front drop during this time gives you another coin to play.

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