Author name: Ian

MyStake’s grid Chicken by Upgaming came first and pays 99%; Chicken Road by InOut Games went viral at 98% and is the only one with a published SHA-256 fairness scheme.

Chicken Road and Mines share one survival formula; the real differences are a 2% edge against 1% or 3%, four presets against 24 mine counts, the cash caps and who holds a UK licence.

Same studio, same mechanics, same cash cap, but the sequel costs 2.25 times as much per round: here is exactly what Chicken Road 2 adds and what it charges for it.

Aviator and Zeppelin play the same way, but only one publishes its RTP, documents its fairness method and holds regulated-market licences.

Spaceman and High Flyer are both Pragmatic Play crash games with the same trust model, but they pull in opposite