How far should you go in Chicken Cross Rainbet?
In Chicken Cross a chicken crosses a road lane by lane. Every lane it gets through lifts the multiplier, and any lane can finish the round.
The flow of a round
Choose a difficulty and move forward lane by lane. The multiplier rises with each lane you clear. You can cash out whenever you like, and the round ends if you fail a lane.
How difficulty shapes the climb
On an easier setting each lane is easier to survive, and the multiplier rises more slowly. A harder setting works the other way round, with fewer lanes and bigger steps.
Shares its core decision with Mines
As in Rainbet Mines, the real game is knowing when to stop. The multiplier increases as the odds get worse, which is when stopping feels least appealing.
Checking a round
The seed pair settles the hazards before the first lane. Details are on Rainbet provably fair.
Frequently asked questions
What does the difficulty setting do in Chicken Cross?
It affects how easy each lane is to survive and how quickly the multiplier rises.
Can I cash out part of the way across?
Yes, at any time before a failed lane.
Is it provably fair?
Rainbet presents it as provably fair. The hazard layout is set before the round and can be checked afterwards.
Choose your stopping lane
Do it before the multiplier starts to climb.