Why play Rainbet Coinflip? A quick look at the rules

What is Rainbet Coinflip?

Rainbet Coinflip belongs to the Rainbet Originals. It is a two-way call, with very little to set up.

How do you play?

1. Type in a stake, or press the 1/2 and 2x buttons to halve or double it.
2. Pick Heads or Tails.
3. Look at the multiplier and chance on screen.
4. Flip. A correct call pays your stake multiplied by the multiplier.

What is Classic mode?

Classic is the mode displayed on the Coinflip page. Before you flip, the multiplier and the chance are printed on screen.

Is each flip independent?

Yes. Every flip is separate from the others. Five heads in a row doesn't raise the likelihood of tails on the sixth. The chance on screen applies to the next flip, whatever happened earlier.

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

They adjust your stake and leave your odds alone. Doubling up after a loss is a familiar habit in coin games. It quickly increases the amount at risk, while the chance of winning each flip stays exactly the same.

How do you verify a flip?

Your client seed, a hashed server seed and a nonce generate each flip. Once you rotate the seed pair, find the bet in your Bets list and confirm the result. The steps are on Rainbet provably fair.

Coinflip displays Manual and Auto modes. Set a budget before using Auto, because quick bets use up a balance fast.

Why play something this simple?

Coinflip is handy because nothing conceals the maths. With a single call and a printed chance, you can watch what a house edge does across many rounds. In demo mode you can observe this on play money.

If you want a game with more settings, look at Rainbet Dice or Rainbet Limbo. Rainbet Originals lists the whole in-house range, and it has no Crash game.

Where is Coinflip listed?

In the rainbet.com sidebar, Coinflip appears in the Originals list with a NEW tag next to it. As with every other Original, its game page has a Fair Play tab.