Rainbet Chicken Cross: survival rate against step size
A chicken crosses one lane at a time. Each lane survived raises the multiplier; any lane can end the round. Difficulty sets the trade between how often you survive and how much each survival is worth.
What difficulty trades
An easier setting gives a higher per-lane survival rate and a smaller step. A harder one gives fewer lanes and larger steps. The product of the two is held constant by the game's RTP, which is why neither setting is the clever choice.
Structurally identical to Mines
Step forward, multiplier rises, risk accumulates, exit is yours to time. Rainbet Mines is the same mechanism with a different illustration, and the same advice applies: fix the exit before the first step.
Verification
The hazard layout is set by the seed pair before the first lane. See Rainbet provably fair.
Frequently asked questions
What does difficulty change?
Per-lane survival rate against the size of each multiplier step.
Can I stop partway?
Yes, at any point before a failed lane.
Is the layout fixed in advance?
Yes, and it can be verified afterwards.
A trade, not a choice
The product stays where the RTP puts it.