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Rainbet Originals Games

Our Rainbet Originals collection includes 12 games with different mechanics, betting limits, RTP values, and maximum payouts.

War

War is a card game where your card competes against the dealer’s card, with the higher rank winning the main bet. A tie gives you the choice to surrender or go to War, while optional Tie and Coloured Tie side bets are available.

We use eight standard 52-card decks without Jokers when dealing War. Card ranks run from 2 through Ace, with Ace having the highest value.

How to Play War

Playing War requires one main bet and a simple comparison between two cards.

1. Choose your bet amount.
2. Place your main wager.
3. Add a Tie or Coloured Tie side bet if you want.
4. We deal one card to you and one card to the dealer.
5. The higher card wins the main bet.
6. If both cards have the same rank, you can surrender or go to War.

Surrender returns half of the original bet, while going to War requires you to double the main bet.

War Rules, Payouts and Side Bets

War has a 96.56% RTP on the Standard bet. The main bet pays 1:1 when your card beats the dealer’s card.

If you go to War and win, we pay 1:1 on your original bet. If you lose after going to War, you lose the total amount wagered.

The game also includes a four-consecutive-tie bonus that pays 10:1 on the main bet and ends the game.

The minimum War bet is $0.10 and the maximum is $50,000. Side bets have a maximum of $10,000. The maximum payout is $500,000.

Hilo

Hilo is a card prediction game where you predict whether the next card will be higher or lower than the card currently shown. Correct predictions increase your multiplier, while a wrong prediction ends the round.

The Standard RTP is 96.00%, with bets from $0.10 to $50,000 and a maximum payout of $500,000.

How to Play Hilo

Hilo starts with a single card displayed on the table. You then choose Higher or Lower for the next card.

1. Enter your bet amount.
2. A starting card is revealed.
3. Choose Higher or Lower.
4. Receive an increased multiplier if your prediction is correct.
5. Continue making predictions or cash out.
6. A wrong prediction ends the round and loses the bet.

Hilo Multipliers and Cash Out

Hilo multipliers depend on the probability of the predicted card result. The available multiplier changes as the current card changes.

A prediction with a lower probability of success can produce a higher multiplier. A prediction with a higher probability can produce a lower multiplier.

You can cash out after a successful prediction to secure the displayed winnings. You can also skip up to 10 cards when you do not want to make a prediction on the current card.

Chicken Cross

Chicken Cross is an instant game where you move a chicken across a road one lane at a time, increasing the multiplier after each successful crossing.

The Standard RTP is 96.00%. Bets range from $0.10 to $10,000, with a maximum payout of $1,000,000.

How to Play Chicken Cross

Chicken Cross uses a simple progression system based on successful crossings.

1. Enter your bet amount.
2. Select a difficulty level.
3. Click Cross to move the chicken forward.
4. Continue crossing lanes to increase the multiplier.
5. Cash out before the chicken is hit.
6. If the chicken is hit before you cash out, the round ends and the bet is lost.

A lane counts as crossed once the barrier falls. Until that happens, the chicken remains at risk.

Chicken Cross Difficulty and Multipliers

Each successful crossing increases the potential payout. Later crossings carry greater risk, while the potential multiplier increases as the round continues.

The difficulty setting changes the risk associated with each crossing. A higher difficulty can produce larger potential multipliers but also increases the chance of ending the round.

Chicken Cross supports quick rounds and cash out decisions without requiring complicated game rules.

Tower

Tower is a grid-based game where you climb through levels by selecting safe tiles while avoiding hidden red trap gems.

The Standard RTP is 96.00%, with bets from $0.10 to $10,000 and a maximum payout of $1,000,000.

How to Play Tower

Tower gameplay consists of selecting one tile on each level and continuing upward when the selected tile is safe.

1. Choose your bet size.
2. Select a difficulty level.
3. Pick a tile on the first level.
4. Continue selecting tiles as you climb.
5. Receive a higher multiplier after successful selections.
6. Cash out before revealing a trap.

A safe selection moves you to the next level. Selecting a red trap gem ends the round and loses the bet.

Tower Difficulty, Multipliers and Payouts

The difficulty setting determines the number of traps present on each row. Higher difficulty increases the risk of selecting a trap.

Every successful selection increases the multiplier. You can stop and cash out at any point before making another selection.

Tower uses our Provably Fair system, with game outcomes generated from the applicable seed and nonce combination.

Rock Paper Scissors

Rock Paper Scissors is a game where you select Rock, Paper, or Scissors against the house. Each win increases your multiplier streak, with the maximum multiplier reaching 10,000x.

The Standard RTP is 98.00%. Bets range from $0.10 to $25,000, with a maximum payout of $500,000.

How to Play Rock Paper Scissors

Each round follows the standard rules:

• Rock beats Scissors.
• Scissors beats Paper.
• Paper beats Rock.

Choose your move, wait for the house’s selection, and continue the streak after a win.

Game Modes and Multipliers

Rock Paper Scissors has Manual and Auto modes.

In Manual mode, ties move the game forward without changing the multiplier. You must win at least one round before you can cash out.

In Auto mode, ties pay 0.98x.

Every win increases the multiplier, with a maximum of 10,000x.

Wheel

Wheel is an instant game where you select a base risk multiplier and spin a wheel to build a win streak.

The Standard RTP is 96.40%. The minimum bet is $0.10, the maximum bet is $12,500, and the maximum payout is $500,000.

How to Play Wheel

Wheel uses a progressive multiplier system based on consecutive spins.

1. Select your bet amount.
2. Choose the base risk multiplier.
3. Spin the wheel.
4. Check the resulting multiplier.
5. Continue spinning or cash out.

You can make up to 10 spins within a round. Each successful spin multiplies the current result by the selected base risk multiplier.

Risk Levels, Multipliers and Cash Out

A higher base risk multiplier increases the potential result from each successful spin. Continuing the round can increase the total multiplier, but losing a spin can end the progression.

You can cash out whenever the available winnings meet your target. The maximum payout for Wheel is $500,000.

Limbo

Limbo is a number-based game where you choose a target multiplier and win when the generated result reaches or exceeds the required threshold.

Limbo has a 99.00% Standard RTP. Bets range from $0.10 to $12,500, with a maximum payout of $300,000.

How to Play Limbo

Limbo requires three basic choices: your bet amount, target multiplier, and roll.

1. Set your bet.
2. Select a target multiplier.
3. Start the roll.
4. Win when the result meets or exceeds the required target.
5. Receive your bet multiplied by the selected target when successful.

The available target can start at 1.01x and increase to much higher multipliers.

Limbo Multipliers and Auto Bet

A higher target multiplier corresponds to a lower probability of winning and a larger payout when successful.

Limbo also supports Auto Bet. You can define your bet amount, target multiplier, number of rolls, and stop conditions such as a specific number of wins or losses.

Every Limbo result uses our Provably Fair system and can be verified after the bet.

Blackjack

Blackjack is a card game where you try to finish closer to 21 than the dealer without going over. A natural Blackjack pays 3:2, while insurance pays 2:1.

Our Blackjack game uses eight decks, and the dealer stands on all 17s. Bets range from $0.10 to $100,000, with a maximum payout of $800,000.

How to Play Blackjack

Blackjack gives you several decisions during each hand.

1. Choose your bet.
2. Receive two starting cards.
3. Choose Hit, Stand, Double, or Split when available.
4. Compare your final hand with the dealer’s hand.
5. Win when your hand is closer to 21 without exceeding 21.

A hand above 21 is an automatic loss.

Blackjack Rules, Payouts and Side Bets

A standard winning hand pays 1:1. A natural Blackjack pays 3:2, and insurance pays 2:1.

You can split different cards that each have a value of 10. When splitting two Aces, each resulting hand receives one additional card and the turn ends for those hands.

Blackjack also includes Perfect Pairs and 21+3 side bets.

The Standard RTP is 99.60%. Perfect Pairs has a 95.90% RTP, while 21+3 has a 96.30% RTP.

Mines

Mines is a grid game where you reveal tiles containing either gems or bombs. Each safe tile increases the multiplier, while revealing a bomb ends the round.

The Standard RTP is 96.00%. Bets range from $0.10 to $6,000, with a maximum payout of $1,000,000 and a maximum multiplier of 1,000,000x.

How to Play Mines

Mines uses a 5×5 grid containing 25 tiles. Before starting, you choose the number of mines from 1 to 24.

1. Enter your bet amount.
2. Choose the number of mines.
3. Start revealing tiles.
4. Continue when you reveal gems.
5. Cash out to secure the current multiplier.
6. Stop before revealing a bomb.

Fewer mines produce lower risk and lower potential multipliers. More mines increase the probability of hitting a bomb but can produce higher multipliers.

Mines, Multipliers and Cash Out

Every gem you reveal increases the current multiplier. The Profit on Next Tile and Total Profit values show the potential result during the round.

Cash out is available before revealing another tile. If a bomb appears first, the round ends and the wager is lost.

Mines also supports Auto Bet, which can automate repeated rounds according to your selected settings.

Keno

Keno is a number game where you select numbers and try to match them with the numbers drawn by the game. You can select up to 10 numbers from a pool of 40, or from a pool of 56 in Extreme mode.

Keno offers five difficulty levels: Classic, Low Risk, Medium Risk, High Risk, and Extreme.

How to Play Keno

Keno uses a draw system based on your selected numbers.

1. Choose between 1 and 10 numbers.
2. Set your bet amount.
3. Select a difficulty level.
4. Draw 10 winning numbers.
5. Check how many of your numbers match.
6. Receive the payout based on the selected difficulty and number of matches.

Extreme mode uses 56 numbers instead of 40.

Keno Difficulty Levels and Payouts

The selected difficulty changes the payout structure for the same number of matches.

Keno bets start at $0.10 and go up to $4,000. The maximum payout is $2,000,000.

Manual and Auto Play modes are available. Auto Play can use settings for bet increases, profit targets, and loss limits.

Plinko

Plinko is a peg-board game where a ball falls from the top of the board and lands in a multiplier slot at the bottom.

Plinko has Low, Medium, High, and Rain modes. Standard RTP ranges from 98.00% to 99.00% depending on the selected mode.

How to Play Plinko

Plinko requires you to select a bet, risk level, and number of rows before dropping the ball.

1. Choose your bet amount.
2. Select a risk level.
3. Choose between 8 and 16 rows.
4. Drop the ball.
5. Follow its path through the pegs.
6. Receive the multiplier corresponding to the landing position.

The minimum bet is $0.10, the maximum bet is $2,000, and the maximum payout is $1,000,000.

Plinko Risk Levels, Rows and Multipliers

The risk level changes the distribution of multipliers across the bottom of the board.

Low risk provides smaller multipliers more frequently, while High risk provides access to larger multipliers with lower hit probabilities. Medium risk sits between the two.

Rain mode has a 98.00% RTP and uses stacking multipliers, with a maximum payout of 10,000x.

The standard High-risk game can reach a 1,000x multiplier. The supplied game data lists a 0.002% probability for the 500x to 1,000x multipliers.

More rows change the ball’s path and the distribution of possible results. You can choose from 8 to 16 rows.

Dice

Dice is a number prediction game where you choose whether the generated result will be over or under your selected number.

The Standard RTP is 99.00%. Bets range from $0.10 to $12,500, with a maximum payout of $300,000.

How to Play Dice

Dice generates a result between 0.00 and 99.99, giving 10,000 possible outcomes.

1. Choose your bet amount.
2. Set the target number.
3. Select Roll Over or Roll Under.
4. Check the displayed win probability and multiplier.
5. Roll the dice.
6. Receive the payout if the result meets your selected condition.

For Roll Over, a result equal to your selected number counts as a win. For Roll Under, an equal result counts as a loss.

Roll Over, Roll Under and Multipliers

Your selected target determines the probability of winning and the corresponding multiplier.

A higher probability produces a lower potential multiplier, while a lower probability produces a higher potential multiplier.

The betting interface shows the win probability and potential payout before you place the bet, so you can see the relationship between the selected number and the potential result.

Provably Fair Rainbet Originals

Provably Fair is the system we use to generate the outcomes of our Originals games and verify that results were not tampered with. The system determines the result before the bet is placed, so the wager amount cannot be used to change the outcome.

Our game logic uses publicly visible algorithms based on a client seed, server seed, and nonce.

• Client seed: This is a string that you can edit at any time.
• Server seed: This is generated by our server and initially provided to you as a hash.
• Nonce: This is an incrementing number that starts at 0 and increases by 1 for each bet made under the same client and server seed pair.

The server seed is revealed in its unhashed form when you rotate your seeds. You can then use the available information to verify the results generated under that seed pair.

The system means that the result could be calculated before your bet was placed. The wager amount and other betting factors therefore cannot be used to alter the outcome.

How to Deposit and Play Rainbet Originals

You need a funded Rainbet account to place real-money bets on our Originals games. Available deposit methods depend on your region and account.

Supported options listed by Rainbet include:

• Bitcoin
• Ethereum
• USDT
• Solana
• Pix in supported regions
• Interac for Canadian players
• PicPay where supported
• Gift cards through Kinguin
• Crypto purchases through MoonPay

MoonPay can be used to purchase cryptocurrency with supported credit cards, Apple Pay, or Google Pay.

Once your account has been funded, select an Original from the casino section, choose your stake, and follow the rules for the selected game.

Responsible Gambling

Responsible gambling starts with setting a budget that you can afford to lose and keeping your bets within that limit.

Our Originals use random or provably fair outcomes, so no betting system can guarantee a profit. Previous results do not change the probability of the next independent game result.

Use these basic limits when playing:

• Set a fixed gambling budget before starting a session.
• Keep individual bets within an amount appropriate for your bankroll.
• Set time limits for your gaming sessions.
• Take breaks instead of continuing to recover losses.
• Never increase your bet simply because you have lost previous rounds.
• Use available deposit, loss, or session limits where applicable.
• Treat gambling as entertainment rather than a source of income.