Rabbit Road is a step game by InOut Games, released on 9 September 2025, with an RTP of up to 95.5%. InOut sets the default max win at $10,000 per round. It plays like Chicken Road: move a rabbit forward and cash out before it gets caught.
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Studio
InOut Games
Released
9 Sep 2025
RTP
Up to 95.5%
House edge
4.5%
Default max win
$10,000
Modes
4
The 30-second version
Rabbit Road is made by InOut Games, the studio behind Chicken Road, and was released on 9 September 2025. You guide a rabbit across garden beds. Each bed you pass raises your multiplier, and you can cash out at any time. If a hand grabs the rabbit, you lose the bet. There are four modes with 30, 25, 22 and 18 beds. InOut’s own page gives an RTP of up to 95.5%, bets from $0.10 to $5,000, and a default max win of $10,000 per round. Those are the same mode sizes and RTP as Chicken Road 2. The original Chicken Road pays 98%.
🐇 A Rabbit Road round moves one garden bed at a time until you cash out or get caught
In Rabbit Road by InOut Games, you move a rabbit forward one garden bed at a time, and each bed raises your multiplier. InOut’s game page says you can cash out whenever you like. If a hand reaches up from under the ground and grabs the rabbit, the round ends and the bet is lost. Your win is your bet times the multiplier at the moment you cash out.
Pick a mode and a bet
Choose Easy, Medium, Hard or Hardcore. InOut lists bets from $0.10 to $5,000 per round.
Move the rabbit
Each step takes the rabbit over one more bed and collects a carrot. Each carrot raises the multiplier.
Cash out or keep going
You can take your win at any point. InOut works it out as your bet times the multiplier when you cash out.
Get caught and lose
A hand comes up from under the ground and grabs the rabbit. The round ends and the bet is gone.
Fewer beds means each step is riskier and each step pays more. InOut gives one RTP figure, up to 95.5%, and does not list a different figure for each mode.
See it for yourself: play Rabbit Road below with free play money and see how far the rabbit gets before it is caught.
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📊 Rabbit Road pays up to 95.5%, a 4.5% house edge
InOut Games’ Rabbit Road page gives an RTP of up to 95.5%, which is a house edge of at least 4.5%. Over time you get back about 95.5 cents of every $1 you bet. InOut also says the casino running the game can change the RTP, the bet limits and the max win. So the figure in the game’s info screen at your casino is the one that counts.
📝 For the record: InOut’s page says Rabbit Road’s RTP is “up to 95.5%” and that casinos can customise the RTP, bet limits and max win. Our guide to casino-set RTP explains how that works. Some review pages quote a top multiplier for Rabbit Road in the millions. InOut’s own page does not state one, so we do not use it.
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🔢 Your chance of cashing out at each Rabbit Road multiplier
In a step game like Rabbit Road by InOut Games, your chance of reaching a multiplier is about the RTP divided by that multiplier, when the steps are priced the usual way for this kind of game. At InOut’s 95.5% figure, you reach 2x in about 47.8% of rounds and 10x in about 9.6%. The mode changes how many steps it takes to get there, not the chance of getting there.
Every row pays back the same 95.5 cents per $1 over time. No cash out point is better than another. Cashing out early wins more often. Going further wins less often but pays more when it does. Our Chicken Road calculator uses the same step maths.
🏆 Rabbit Road’s default max win is $10,000 per round
InOut Games sets Rabbit Road’s default max win at $10,000 per round, and says casinos can change it. The cap matters more than any top multiplier. On a $1 bet the cap stops you at 10,000x. On a $100 bet it stops you at 100x. InOut’s own page points out that on the $5,000 top bet, a 2x win already reaches the $10,000 limit.
So a big bet in Rabbit Road has a low ceiling. Anything above the cap is not paid, even if the screen shows a higher multiplier.
🛡️ Rabbit Road is provably fair, according to InOut Games
InOut Games says Rabbit Road is provably fair, using cryptographic checks built on seeds and hashing. Put simply, the result of your round is locked in before you play, and you can check it afterwards. InOut uses the same kind of system for Chicken Road. It shows the round was not changed after you bet. It does not change the 4.5% house edge.
Many websites use the Rabbit Road name and call themselves “official”. InOut’s real game page is on inoutgames.com. Our guide on how to check a provably fair result walks through the steps.
⚖️ Rabbit Road has Chicken Road 2’s maths, not the original Chicken Road’s
Rabbit Road by InOut Games uses the same four mode sizes as Chicken Road 2 (30, 25, 22 and 18 steps) and the same 95.5% RTP. The original Chicken Road, launched in April 2024, pays 98%. So Rabbit Road loses you about 4.5 cents per $1 bet on average, against 2 cents on the original Chicken Road. That is 2.25 times the cost for the same kind of game.
If you like the step format and want your money to last, the original Chicken Road is the cheaper game. Rabbit Road is a new look on Chicken Road 2‘s numbers, with a lower default cap. Pick it for the rabbit, not the odds.
🌍 Where Rabbit Road is available
Rabbit Road is sold by InOut Games to online casinos, mostly offshore and crypto sites. InOut does not hold a UK Gambling Commission or Malta Gaming Authority licence, as our InOut Games page explains, so Rabbit Road does not appear on UK or MGA-licensed sites. It runs in the browser on phones and computers. InOut’s page offers a free demo with $5,000 in play money.
Players in India, Africa and Brazil will find Rabbit Road at the same kinds of sites that carry Chicken Road. Check that the game tile says InOut Games.
⚠️ Six Rabbit Road mistakes to avoid
The costliest Rabbit Road mistake is betting big to chase a big multiplier. InOut Games sets a default max win of $10,000 per round, so a $1,000 bet cannot be paid above 10x, however far the rabbit gets. The other mistakes come from treating Rabbit Road like the 98% Chicken Road, or from trusting apps that claim to know the next result.
- Betting big to chase a big number. The $10,000 default cap means big bets have a low ceiling. Check the cap table above.
- Thinking it pays like Chicken Road. Rabbit Road pays up to 95.5%. The original Chicken Road pays 98%.
- Thinking Easy mode is cheaper. InOut does not list a better RTP for Easy. Easy wins more often but pays less each time.
- Downloading a Rabbit Road app. Files named Rabbit Road APK are not from InOut. See our guide to crash game apps.
- Buying signals or predictors. Each result is locked in before you play. Nobody can sell you the next one. See signal scams.
- Skipping the info screen. Casinos can change the RTP, limits and cap. The info screen shows what your casino uses.
❓ Frequently asked questions
Who makes Rabbit Road?
InOut Games, the studio behind Chicken Road. Rabbit Road was released on 9 September 2025.
What is Rabbit Road’s RTP?
InOut’s page gives up to 95.5%, a house edge of at least 4.5%. Casinos can change it, so check the game’s info screen.
What is the max win in Rabbit Road?
The default max win is $10,000 per round. Casinos can change it. On a $100 bet, the cap is reached at 100x.
How many modes does Rabbit Road have?
Four: Easy with 30 beds, Medium with 25, Hard with 22 and Hardcore with 18.
Is Rabbit Road the same as Chicken Road?
It works the same way, but the numbers are Chicken Road 2’s: 95.5% RTP and the same four mode sizes. The original Chicken Road pays 98%.
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