Rainbet Limbo: name a target multiplier

How does Rainbet Limbo work?

Rainbet Limbo pays your target multiplier whenever the round's result is equal to or higher than it. Fall short and the stake is lost. There's no cash-out and nothing to do mid-round.

How does the target change your chance?

The higher the target, the lower the chance of winning. The game displays the win chance for whatever target you enter, so the trade is on screen before you bet.

How do you play a round?

1. Enter a bet amount.
2. Type a target multiplier and check the win chance shown beside it.
3. Place the bet. The result appears at once.
4. Auto mode is available next to Manual.

How is Limbo different from a crash game?

Limbo settles in a single step. In a crash-style game you watch a multiplier climb and choose when to leave. In Limbo you commit to the target first, and the round is decided the moment you bet. That removes the mid-round decision and makes Limbo very quick.

Quick rounds add up. At a few seconds a bet, a session of Limbo can run through hundreds of rounds, so fix a budget before starting Auto mode.

Can you verify a Limbo result?

Yes. The round's multiplier is calculated from your client seed, the hashed server seed and a nonce, so it's set before you see it. The Fair Play tab shows the seeds, and Rainbet provably fair explains how to check a past bet.

Does a long run of misses mean a hit is due?

No. Every Limbo round is independent, and the chance shown beside your target is the same on each bet. Ten misses in a row at a 10x target is not unusual and tells you nothing about the eleventh. Plan a session around the stated chance, not around a feeling that a win is owed.

Who is Limbo for?

Limbo suits players who like to pick exact odds and play to a plan. If you'd prefer to set a range on a slider, Rainbet Dice offers the same trade in another form, and every in-house game is listed on Rainbet Originals.