
Tappy Bird
The bird flies forward on its own — tap to dash it through the gaps in the green pipes. Every pipe you clear pushes the multiplier one step higher. Hit Withdraw to bank the current multiplier, or keep dashing for more. Clip a pipe and the round ends at zero. Pick Easy mode for a gentle climb or Hard mode to chase the 55,257x cap.
Tap Mechanic, Progressive Multipliers & Cashout
The bird flies forward on its own. Your only job is timing: tap at the right moment to dash it through the gap in the next green pipe. Clear a pipe and the multiplier climbs one step. You keep dashing for a bigger number or hit Withdraw to bank whatever the counter shows. Clip a pipe and the round ends at zero — no second chances, no bonus screens.
Before you launch you pick Easy or Hard. Easy stretches the run over roughly 24 gentle steps that top out near x62 — steady, forgiving, and good for learning the rhythm. Hard cuts the run to about 14 steps, but each pipe pays far more and the ceiling jumps all the way to the 55,257x cap. The RTP is 97% either way; the mode just decides how the risk is spread.
Withdraw is live from the first pipe, so you can bank at 1.2x or hold your nerve deep into the run. Auto Cash-Out lets you lock a target and step away. Every round is provably fair — a SHA-256 server seed paired with your own client seed, both verifiable after the fact, so the crash point was fixed before you tapped. Bets run from $0.10 to $150.
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Pilot timing controls the swings.
Tap-to-dash, Easy & Hard modes, progressive multipliers.
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Bonus Mechanics Explained
5 mechanics drive the 55,257x max win. Here's exactly how each one works.
Tap-to-Dash Mechanic
How to Trigger
Place a bet, pick Easy or Hard, hit Start. The bird flies forward on its own — you tap the screen (or press Space) to dash it through the gap in each green pipe.
What Happens
There are no symbols to trigger — your tap is the whole input. Time it so the bird slips through the pipe gap; a clean pass steps the multiplier up one notch. Early steps add small amounts, later steps add much more as the gaps tighten. Clip a pipe at any point and the round closes at zero, stake gone.
Multipliers
Each cleared pipe is one step up the curve. In Easy mode the climb is gentle across roughly 24 steps and tops out near x62. In Hard mode there are about 14 steps, but each one jumps far higher — all the way to the 55,257x cap.
Odds (est.)
The published RTP is 97% either way. Most rounds end in the early steps; a clean run deep into Hard mode is rare, which is exactly why its top multiplier is so large. 100HP doesn't publish precise per-pipe crash odds.
Variants
Desktop input is mouse-click or Space; mobile is a single-finger tap anywhere on the playfield. Touch tends to feel a touch sharper for the fine timing that late pipes demand.
Strategy
Learn the cadence in Easy mode first — the wider gaps forgive sloppy timing. Withdraw before the gaps tighten if you're still learning; that's where most runs end. Switch to Hard only once your timing is automatic.
| Input | Tap / Click / Space |
| Round End | Pipe collision = 0 |
| Easy Mode | ~24 steps, ~x62 top |
| Hard Mode | ~14 steps |
| Max Cap | 55,257x |
Progressive Multipliers
How to Trigger
Active during every round. The counter starts at 1.00x the moment the bird launches and climbs one step with each pipe you dash through.
What Happens
The multiplier compounds in real time at the top of the screen. It never drops mid-round — it only resets when you crash or withdraw. The growth curve is non-linear: gentle steps early, bigger jumps late, and how steep it gets depends on whether you picked Easy or Hard.
Multipliers
Opens at 1.00x. Easy mode adds small, steady steps to a ceiling near x62. Hard mode adds much larger steps across fewer pipes, reaching for the 55,257x cap.
Odds (est.)
The bulk of rounds resolve in the early steps. Big multipliers sit far out on the tail — reaching the top of the Hard curve is a rare event by design. 100HP publishes the 97% RTP but not step-by-step probabilities.
Variants
The curve behaves the same in demo and cash play. The only thing your stake changes is the size of the payout, never the shape of the climb.
Strategy
Decide your exit step before you launch. Players who set a target and take it beat those who improvise mid-flight. Greed ends more runs than bad timing does.
| Start Value | 1.00x |
| Reset Trigger | Crash or Withdraw |
| Easy Ceiling | ~x62 |
| Hard Ceiling | 55,257x |
| RTP | 97% |
Easy & Hard Modes
How to Trigger
Choose Easy or Hard before you launch the round. The toggle sits by the bet controls and sets how the whole run behaves.
What Happens
Easy mode spreads the payout over roughly 24 gentle steps with wider gaps — survivable, steady, and it tops out around x62. Hard mode compresses the run to about 14 steps with tighter gaps and much steeper per-pipe jumps, and it's the only mode that can reach the 55,257x ceiling. The RTP is 97% in both; the mode just decides how the risk is packaged.
Multipliers
Easy: gentle climb to a ~x62 top. Hard: aggressive climb across fewer pipes, up to 55,257x.
Odds (est.)
Easy mode clears its early steps far more often; Hard mode crashes sooner on average but pays far more when it runs. 100HP does not publish exact survival odds per mode.
Variants
Both modes share the same tap-to-dash controls, the same provably-fair engine, and the same bet range. Only the step count, gap width, and top multiplier change.
Strategy
Treat Easy as your practice and steady-bankroll mode, and Hard as the occasional swing for the cap. Bouncing to Hard every round is how stacks disappear — the tight late gaps end most attempts early.
| Easy Steps | ~24 |
| Easy Top | ~x62 |
| Hard Steps | ~14 |
| Hard Top | 55,257x |
| RTP (both) | 97% |
Quick & Auto Cash-Out
How to Trigger
Available from the moment the bird launches until you crash or withdraw. Hit Withdraw (or press Enter on desktop) at any point in the run.
What Happens
Whatever the counter shows when you press Withdraw becomes your payout — stake times current multiplier. No cooldown, so you can bank one pipe in if you want. Auto Cash-Out lets you pre-set a target multiplier and the game exits for you the instant it's hit, which takes reaction time out of the equation.
Multipliers
No modifier — Withdraw simply locks whatever value the on-screen counter shows at that instant.
Odds (est.)
A withdraw always succeeds if it lands before a crash. The only risk is timing: every extra pipe you hold carries a fresh crash chance that grows as the gaps tighten.
Variants
Auto Cash-Out suits Easy-mode grinding at a fixed low target. Manual Withdraw is where Hard-mode players earn their edge, reading the run and exiting by hand.
Strategy
Auto Cash-Out around 1.5x-2x in Easy mode gives the steadiest curve. Manual exits past that are where skill shows — but the expected-value math still favours frequent small banks over moonshots.
| Cooldown | None |
| Auto-Mode | Set target multiplier |
| Provably Fair | SHA-256 seeds |
| Steady Target | 1.5x – 2.0x |
| Bet Range | $0.10 – $150 |
Tappy Bird FAQ
Frequently asked questions about the game
