Rainbet Coinflip: heads or tails

What is Rainbet Coinflip?

Rainbet Coinflip is one of the Rainbet Originals. It's a two-way call with little else to set up.

How do you play?

1. Enter a stake, or use the 1/2 and 2x buttons to halve or double it.
2. Choose Heads or Tails.
3. Check the multiplier and chance shown on screen.
4. Flip. A correct call pays your stake times the multiplier.

What is Classic mode?

Classic is the mode shown on the Coinflip page. The multiplier and the chance are printed before you flip.

Is each flip independent?

Yes. Each flip stands alone. Five heads in a row doesn't make tails more likely on the sixth. The chance printed on screen is the chance for the next flip, whatever came before.

What do the 1/2 and 2x buttons do?

They change your stake, not your odds. Doubling after a loss is a common habit in coin games. It raises the amount at risk quickly and leaves the chance of winning each flip exactly where it was.

How do you verify a flip?

A flip is generated from your client seed, a hashed server seed and a nonce. After you rotate the seed pair, open the bet in your Bets list and confirm the result. Rainbet provably fair lists the steps.

Coinflip shows Manual and Auto modes. Fix a budget before you use Auto, since fast bets spend a balance quickly.

Why play something this simple?

Coinflip is useful because nothing hides the maths. With one call and a printed chance, you can see what a house edge does over many rounds. Demo mode lets you watch that with play money.

For a game with more to set, see Rainbet Dice or Rainbet Limbo. The whole in-house list, which doesn't include a Crash game, is on Rainbet Originals.

Where is Coinflip listed?

Coinflip sits in the Originals list in the rainbet.com sidebar, with a NEW tag beside it. Its game page has a Fair Play tab, like every other Original.