Chicken Rush
The game. The rules. The details that matter.
Play Chicken RushWhat is Chicken Rush?
You cross a road of 12 lanes, one lane at a time. Each lane you clear raises the multiplier, and each lane is more dangerous than the one before it.
How to play Chicken Rush
- Difficulty. Easy, medium or hard. Hard is far likelier to hit you on the very first lane, and pays for that with a much faster ladder.
- Cross. Steps into the next lane. Get hit and the round ends there.
- Cash out. Banks the lane you're standing on. You need to clear at least one lane before you can take it.
Chicken Rush payouts & return to player
Each lane's multiplier is printed on the road before you step, and it's priced against the odds of getting that far. Stopping on the first lane and running the whole road are worth about the same — what changes is how often you get there.
Keep in mind: The chance of being hit climbs on every lane, on every difficulty. Going deep isn't a worse deal than stopping early, it's a rarer one.
98% pricing target before rounding and the maximum-multiplier cap. Multipliers round down; actual theoretical return depends on difficulty and cashout lane and can be lower, especially when the cap applies. RTP describes long-run expected return, not what a particular session will pay. Read more about Bink’s published game RTPs and their assumptions.
Checking your Chicken Rush results
Keep the round identifier from your game history. Our round verification guide explains how to check a completed result against its seed information. The provably fair overview explains what that verification proves. It does not predict future outcomes or guarantee a win.
Explore more pick & collect
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Browse all Originals and their guides, or start with the Bink Originals beginner’s guide.