The Rainbet Originals list: instant games and cash-out games

What are Rainbet Originals?

Rainbet Originals are 15 in-house games made for a crypto casino. Each one has rules short enough for a single screen, and every result is produced from values you are able to inspect. That is the difference between them and the thousands of third-party games in the lobby.

Which games are in the Originals list?

There are 15 games in the Originals list. Eight of them have a page of their own on this site, and each page shows the settings and the RTP.

Seven games make up the rest: Roulette, Blackjack, Tower, Wheel, War, Moles and Rock Paper Scissors. In the lobby, Coinflip is the most recent addition and has a NEW tag.

What does provably fair mean here?

Provably fair means three values settle each result before you place a bet, and afterwards you are able to check it. These are a client seed that you control, a server seed that Rainbet displays in hashed form, and a nonce that counts the bets you make.

The hashed server seed is published ahead of the round, and Rainbet says it is unable to alter it once it has seen your stake. Rotate the seed pair and the earlier server seed is revealed, which lets every previous bet be recalculated. Rainbet provably fair lists the six steps.

What's on every Originals game page?

All Originals pages use one shared layout, so once you know one, you know the others.

• A Fair Play tab. It lists the seeds currently active for your game.
• Big Wins and Lucky Wins tables. Large recent payouts and high multipliers.
• A Live Bets feed. The bets being placed on the game at this moment.
• Demo mode. Play credits, with no deposit.
• Manual and automatic betting in several of the games.

Can you play Rainbet Originals for free?

Yes. Demo mode is part of every Rainbet Original, and it needs no deposit. Demo rounds are played with play credits, so you can test a setting before it costs you anything.

Which Original should you start with?

If you want to see the odds before betting, begin with Dice or Limbo. Each shows the win chance and the multiplier for your chosen setting, so the terms of the bet are in front of you.

Mines, Hilo and Chicken Cross play in steps. In games of this type each safe step lifts the multiplier, you decide when to collect, and one failed step finishes the round at once. The point where you stop is therefore the main decision. Plinko and Keno are settled in one go after the round begins.

How do instant games and cash-out games differ?

Budgeting is simpler with instant games, since each round costs one stake and lasts a second. Cash-out games demand a decision under pressure, so a stopping rule fixed beforehand does most of the work.

How do you keep a session under control?

Originals move quickly, and a quick game burns through a budget quickly. One round of Dice or Limbo lasts a second or two, and automatic betting can get through hundreds of rounds within minutes.

• Fix a total for the session ahead of the first bet.
• Be extra careful with automatic betting, as it plays faster than you can manually.
• Keep each stake small compared with the total, so a bad run doesn't finish the session early.
• Try a setting in demo mode before it costs anything.

How are Rainbet's multiplayer games handled?

Rainbet says its multiplayer games, such as Case Battles and EOS Roulette, draw their randomness from EOS blockchain blocks. According to Rainbet, a block is public and neither a player nor the house can choose it, which is why Rainbet calls this stronger than seed-based fairness.

Third-party slots and live tables work another way, and they can't be checked round by round. You'll find them with the rest of the library on Rainbet casino.