Rainbet Limbo: the odds are printed on the screen
Name a target multiplier; the round produces one; you win if the round's number is higher. That is the entire game, and the win probability is shown as you set it.
The trade, stated outright
A 1.5x target lands often and pays little. A 100x target almost never lands and pays a great deal. Most casino games bury this relationship in a paytable; Limbo prints it as a percentage before you commit.
Which makes it a useful instrument
Because the probability is explicit, Limbo is the clearest demonstration on the site of what a house edge does over a long run — and the easiest Original to play to a predetermined plan. It is also, for the same reason, the fastest way to empty a balance if the plan is a bad one.
Verification
The round's multiplier comes from the seed pair and nonce and can be re-run afterwards. See Rainbet provably fair.
Frequently asked questions
What is the maximum target?
The screen shows the available range and the win probability for whatever you set.
Is Limbo provably fair?
Yes, like every Rainbet Original.
Does a higher target pay more?
Yes, and lands proportionally less often — the game states the probability.
Odds on the screen
No paytable to decode.