Rainbet Originals: 15 in-house games you can verify

What are Rainbet Originals?

Rainbet Originals are 15 in-house games built for a crypto casino. The rules fit on one screen, and each result is generated from values you can inspect. That last point is what separates them from the thousands of third-party games in the lobby.

Which games are in the Originals list?

The Originals list holds 15 games. Eight have their own page on this site, with the settings and the RTP shown on each game page.

The other seven are Roulette, Blackjack, Tower, Wheel, War, Moles and Rock Paper Scissors. Coinflip is the newest and carries a NEW tag in the lobby.

What does provably fair mean here?

Provably fair means each result is fixed by three values before you bet, and you can check it afterwards. The three values are a client seed you control, a server seed that Rainbet shows you in hashed form, and a nonce that counts your bets.

Because the hashed server seed is published before the round, Rainbet can't change it after seeing your stake. When you rotate the seed pair, the old server seed is revealed and every earlier bet can be recalculated. The six steps are on Rainbet provably fair.

What's on every Originals game page?

Every Originals page shares the same layout, so learning one teaches you the rest.

• A Fair Play tab. It shows the active seeds for the game you're in.
• Big Wins and Lucky Wins tables. Recent large payouts and high multipliers.
• A Live Bets feed. Bets being placed on the game right now.
• Demo mode. Play credits and no deposit.
• Manual and automatic betting on several of the games.

Can you play Rainbet Originals for free?

Yes. All Rainbet Originals have a demo mode that needs no deposit. Demo rounds use play credits, so a setting can be tried before it costs anything.

Which Original should you start with?

Start with Dice or Limbo if you'd like to see the odds before you bet. Both show the win chance and the multiplier for the setting you've picked, so nothing about the trade is hidden.

Mines, Hilo and Chicken Cross are step-by-step games. In games of this type the multiplier climbs with each safe step, you choose when to collect, and the round ends the moment a step fails. That makes the stopping point the whole decision. Plinko and Keno settle in one go once the round starts.

How do instant games and cash-out games differ?

Instant games are easier to budget, because every round costs one stake and takes a second. Cash-out games ask for a decision under pressure, so a stopping rule set in advance does most of the work.

How do you keep a session under control?

Originals are fast, and a fast game spends a budget fast. A round of Dice or Limbo takes a second or two, and automatic betting can run hundreds of rounds in a few minutes.

• Set a total for the session before the first bet.
• Take extra care with automatic betting, which plays faster than you can by hand.
• Keep the stake small against the total, so a losing run doesn't end the session early.
• Use demo mode to test a setting before it costs anything.

How are Rainbet's multiplayer games handled?

Rainbet says its multiplayer games, such as Case Battles and EOS Roulette, take their randomness from EOS blockchain blocks. A block is public and can't be chosen by a player or by the house, which is why Rainbet describes it as stronger than seed-based fairness.

Third-party slots and live tables work differently and can't be checked round by round. They sit with the rest of the library on Rainbet casino.