What you are playing
Section titled “What you are playing”Choose a target multiplier before betting. A random result is then compared with it. If the result reaches or exceeds your target, you receive the target multiplier times your wager. Otherwise, the wager is lost. There is no timed cash-out or decision during the reveal.
How to play
Section titled “How to play”- Choose your wager.
- Enter a target between 1.01× and 10,000.00×, in hundredths. The linked Win Chance field shows the corresponding probability; changing either field updates the other.
- Check the target, chance, and total wager, then place the bet.
- Wait for the result and compare it with the committed target.
Worked example
Section titled “Worked example”Stake 10 units with a 2.00× target. The win chance is 49.5%.
| Rolled result | Gross return | Net result |
|---|---|---|
| Below 2.00× | 0 | −10 |
| Exactly 2.00× | 20 | +10 |
| 500× | 20 | +10 |
The target sets your payout: a larger rolled result does not increase it.
Higher targets are less likely: 10× has a 9.9% chance; 100× has a 0.99% chance. The nominal return is 99%, subject to probability and payout rounding. It is not a guaranteed return for a session.
Example amounts use generic currency units; the currency’s precision determines final rounding.
Practical tips
Section titled “Practical tips”- Choose a target for its chance/payout tradeoff, not because a large number is due. The lowest available target is not a guaranteed win.
- A spectacular revealed multiplier is not evidence that you could have collected it after committing to a lower target. Changing bet size or watching previous results does not improve the next round’s probability.
Background
Section titled “Background”Limbo is a compact threshold game: one target, one random result, one comparison. Its drama comes from the gap between the chosen threshold and the unknown result.
Waiting and FAQ
Section titled “Waiting and FAQ”Can I click to stop at the best multiplier?
Section titled “Can I click to stop at the best multiplier?”No. The target is committed before the reveal; there is no timed cash-out control.
Why did editing chance change my target?
Section titled “Why did editing chance change my target?”Target and win chance describe the same wager. Changing either field updates the other before you place the bet.
Why can the result exceed the maximum selectable target?
Section titled “Why can the result exceed the maximum selectable target?”The highest target you can choose is 10,000×, but a revealed result can be higher. Your payout stays at your selected target multiplier.
What if the result takes too long?
Section titled “What if the result takes too long?”Check the confirmed round status. If a randomness request remains pending long enough, the game may offer Cancel & refund; a delay alone is not a final result or refund.