Limbo at Rainbet: higher target, lower chance

What is Rainbet Limbo?

Rainbet Limbo belongs to the Rainbet Originals. It has a single setting, the target multiplier, and a single outcome for each bet. Your chance of winning is displayed beside the target, so the trade-off is clear before you commit.

How does the target change your odds?

A higher target pays more but wins less often. A low target, just above 1x, succeeds on most rounds and adds only a little each time. A very high target can fail for hundreds of rounds running.

The two go hand in hand. When you raise the target, the chance beside it drops.

How do you play a round?

1. Type in a stake.
2. Set the target multiplier and look at the chance beside it.
3. Place the bet. The multiplier for the round shows up straight away.
4. If it reaches or passes your target, you win your stake times the target. If it doesn't, the stake is lost.

What are Manual and Auto?

The Limbo page displays two betting modes, Manual and Auto. Look at how Auto is set up on the game page before you use it, and set a budget first, because automatic bets use up a balance quickly.

Why doesn't a streak matter?

Every Limbo round stands alone. Ten misses running don't make your target any likelier on the next round. The chance beside the target applies to that round, and it holds until you change the target.

How do you verify a Limbo result?

Your client seed, Rainbet's hashed server seed and a nonce build each Limbo result. After you rotate the seed pair, any earlier round can be re-checked from the Bets list. Rainbet provably fair has the steps.

With the chance printed on screen, Limbo is a handy game for seeing what a house edge looks like. Play it in demo mode and follow a long series.

For similar visible odds with a slider, try Rainbet Dice. The complete range is on Rainbet Originals.