Limbo

Name your multiplier · 99% RTP · instant

RTP
99%
Target
1.01x and up
Provably fair
Yes

Limbo strips Crash down to a single decision. You name the multiplier you're going for, the round rolls one number, and you win if it lands at or above your target. No curve to watch and no cash-out timing - just the target and the result.

How to play Limbo

  1. Type the multiplier you want to hit, anywhere from 1.01x to 1,000,000x.
  2. The win chance sits next to it and is always 99 divided by your target - 2x wins 49.5% of the time, 100x wins 0.99%.
  3. Set your stake and bet. One number is drawn.
  4. If it's at or above your target, you're paid your stake times your target. If it's below, the stake is lost.
  5. Switch to Auto to run a batch of bets at the same target.

About Limbo

Limbo uses the same 0.99/(1-f) distribution as Crash's crash point, so a target of 2x wins 49.5% of the time, 10x wins 9.9% of the time, and 1000x wins 0.099% of the time. Every one of those returns 99% over the long run.

It's the fastest game on the site - there's no animation to sit through between rounds, which makes it the usual choice for high-multiplier hunting and for auto-bet runs with a fixed target.

Limbo FAQ

What's the difference between Limbo and Crash?

The maths is identical - both draw from the same 0.99/(1-f) distribution. Crash reveals the number as a rising curve you have to cash out of; Limbo asks for your target up front and shows you the result immediately.

Is a high target worse value than a low one?

No. Every target returns 99% over time. A 1000x target simply concentrates that return into a far rarer, far larger win.

Is Limbo provably fair?

Every round is generated from a server seed that is hashed and shown to you before you bet, combined with a client seed you control and an incrementing nonce. When you rotate your seed the old server seed is revealed, so you can replay every round it produced and confirm nothing changed after the fact.

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