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crash game data sheet · 2024

Chicken Road

InOut Games Crash games Road crossing

A step-advance format: each step raises the multiplier and raises the chance the round ends. The difficulty you pick reshapes the entire curve.

Published RTP98.00%
Volatilityadjustable
Max windepends on difficulty
Structurestep-by-step run

Technical sheet

DeveloperInOut Games
Release year2024
CategoryCrash games
Published RTP98.00%
Volatilityadjustable
Maximum windepends on difficulty
Structurestep-by-step run
ThemeRoad crossing

How it works

  • Four difficulty levels with different multiplier curves.
  • Cash out available at any step of the run.
  • Published RTP among the highest in the category.
  • Seed-verifiable result.

Who this title suits

Anyone wanting a more legible version of crash, with progress visible step by step.

RTP is a long-run theoretical average and predicts nothing about a single session. Volatility describes how that return is distributed over time: the higher it is, the wider the gap between what happens in one evening and what the table says. Before playing, it is worth reading how licensing and regulation actually work and what responsible gambling tools are available.

Frequently asked questions

What is the RTP of Chicken Road?

InOut Games publishes an RTP of 98.00%. That is a theoretical figure calculated across millions of rounds. It does not describe a single session, and an operator may deploy a different configuration.

How volatile is Chicken Road?

It is classified as adjustable volatility. Higher volatility means wins arrive less often but can be larger, so the swings in your balance are wider.

What is the maximum win on Chicken Road?

The declared ceiling is depends on difficulty. That is the theoretical cap on a single round, not a target and not a reasonable expectation.

This is not a recommendation

We publish technical data, not playing advice. We do not link operators, use affiliate links, or order titles by commercial convenience. RTP values come from the developer's own documentation; an operator may deploy a different configuration, so it is always worth checking the figure inside the game's own info panel.