Limbo at Rainbet: one number decides the round

How does Rainbet Limbo work?

Rainbet Limbo pays your target multiplier each time the result of the round matches it or goes above it. If the result is lower, the stake is lost. There is no cash-out and nothing to do once the round has started.

How does the target change your chance?

A higher target means a lower chance of winning. For any target you enter, the game shows the win chance, so you see the trade-off ahead of the bet.

How do you play a round?

1. Type in a bet amount.
2. Enter a target multiplier and look at the win chance displayed next to it.
3. Place the bet. The result shows up straight away.
4. Auto mode sits next to Manual.

How is Limbo different from a crash game?

Limbo is settled in one step. A crash-style game lets you watch a multiplier rise and pick the moment to leave. In Limbo the target comes first, and the round is decided as soon as you bet. No decision remains during the round, which makes Limbo very fast.

Fast rounds pile up. If a bet takes a few seconds, one session of Limbo can run through hundreds of rounds, so set a budget before you start Auto mode.

Can you verify a Limbo result?

Yes. The multiplier of the round is worked out from your client seed, the hashed server seed and a nonce, which means it is fixed before you see it. The Fair Play tab lists the seeds, and Rainbet provably fair shows how to check a past bet.

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

No. Each Limbo round stands alone, and the chance next to your target is the same on every bet. Ten misses in a row at a 10x target are not unusual and say nothing about the eleventh. Build a session around the chance on screen, not around a sense that a win is owed.

Who is Limbo for?

Limbo fits players who like choosing exact odds and playing by a plan. If you would rather set a range with a slider, Rainbet Dice gives you the same trade in a different form, and Rainbet Originals lists every in-house game.