Rainbet Chicken Cross: how far will you go?

What is Rainbet Chicken Cross?

Rainbet Chicken Cross is one of the Rainbet Originals. Crossing games of this kind are played step by step. As a rule, every move forward either adds to the payout or ends the round.

What does the risk level do?

The risk levels in Rainbet Chicken Cross start at Easy. In games of this kind, a lower level generally means safer steps and smaller gains, and a higher level means riskier steps and larger ones.

How does a round generally run?

1. Set a stake and pick a risk level.
2. Start the round and move the chicken forward one lane.
3. After a safe lane, either move again or cash out at the multiplier shown.
4. If the lane isn't safe, the round ends and the stake is lost.

What's the difference between Manual and Auto?

Manual and Auto are the two modes shown on the Chicken Cross page. Manual suits a game where the whole point is choosing when to stop. Check how Auto is set up on the game page before you use it.

When is the right time to stop?

Choose the lane you'll stop at before the round begins. Each new lane risks everything you've built so far for one more step. That trade gets worse the further you go, and it's hardest to walk away from when the number looks best.

How is a round kept fair?

The outcome of every lane is set by your client seed, Rainbet's hashed server seed and a nonce before the chicken moves. Rotate your seed pair and you can check any finished round. Rainbet provably fair has the six steps.

Chicken Cross runs in demo mode, like every Original. Compare Easy with a higher level on play money first.

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