Chicken Road is a step multiplier game from InOut Games. It belongs to the crash family: a multiplier grows with each successful step, and you decide when to take your win. If you are looking at MrJones Casino for this game, the sections below explain how it plays, what the figures in the table mean, and what to check before you stake money. To see whether the game is available, look at the game list at MrJones Casino before you sign up.
How the provider presents Chicken Road
This version comes from InOut Games. Games of this type are usually shown as a short animation: a chicken crosses a road made of steps, and the multiplier increases each time it gets across safely. Some providers offer several difficulty settings, which change how likely a step is to fail and how quickly the multiplier rises. The settings for this version are described in the table above.
Other crash and step games follow the same pattern. If you want to compare, look for games with a similar description in the MrJones Casino game list, and read the rules of each before you play.
How the game works, step by step
Each round starts with a stake you choose. The chicken moves along the road one step at a time. Every successful step raises the multiplier applied to your stake, but each step also carries a chance that the chicken fails. If it fails before you cash out, the round ends and the stake is lost.
You can cash out after any successful step. Your win is the stake multiplied by the multiplier reached at that point. Each step is random, so earlier rounds do not tell you how the next one will end.
The published RTP is 98%. RTP is a long-run average, not a guide to a single session. The mechanics row in the table above sets out the rules of this version. Check the stake range shown in the game before you start.
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Computer version and live dealer games
Chicken Road is a computer game. Each round is generated by software using a random number generator, and no dealer is involved. A live dealer game is different: a studio table is streamed in real time, a human dealer runs the round, and you see the cards or wheel as it happens.
The rules of a live game are usually easier to follow because you can watch each round, but the outcome is still random in both versions. If you prefer a dealer, the Live Casino page explains what is covered there.
Practical points before you play
Read the rules and the table above first, so you know what a failed step means before any money is staked. Choose a stake you are comfortable losing, and decide on a loss limit and a time limit before you start. Systems such as doubling the stake after each loss do not change the odds, because each round is random and a losing run can last longer than your budget.
Gambling should be paid for from money you can afford to lose. The safer gambling page explains the options for keeping play in check. If you play on a phone, see the mobile version page.
