Limbo game: win chance of every target, RTP and what a bet costs
Limbo is a crash game without the wait. You type a target multiplier, the game draws a result at once, and you win if the result is at least your target. One number decides everything, and this page shows what each target is worth.
How to play Limbo
- Type a target multiplier. Most titles accept anything from just above the stake up to a very large number.
- The game shows the win chance for that target. Some titles let you type the chance instead and work out the target for you.
- Set the stake and bet. A result is drawn in an instant, with no rising line to watch.
- A result at or above the target pays the stake times the target, not times the result. A result below it loses the stake.
Limbo odds: win chance for every target
The win chance is the RTP divided by the target. Double the target and the chance is cut in half. The table is an example at an RTP of 97.0%. For the figure of your own title, and for any target, use the limbo calculator.
| Target | Win chance | Bets per win, on average |
|---|---|---|
| 1.10x | 88.2% | 1.1 |
| 2.00x | 48.5% | 2.1 |
| 10.00x | 9.70% | 10.3 |
| 100.00x | 0.970% | 103.1 |
| 1000.00x | 0.0970% | 1030.9 |
At 97.0% a target of 2.00x wins 48.5% of bets. To win 50% of the bets the target has to drop to 1.94x. A target of 1000.00x wins 0.0970% of the time, about one bet in 1,031. How long such a hit takes in practice is the subject of the max win odds calculator.
Low and high targets in Limbo: how the session changes
A target of 1.10x wins 88.2% of bets at 97.0% and adds a small amount each time. One loss then cancels many wins. A target of 1000.00x turns that around: nearly every bet loses and one win pays for a long dry run. The average cost is identical in both cases, 3 per 100 staked at this RTP. What changes is how far the balance swings on the way. Limbo is also fast, and speed matters more than the target. A long series of bets takes a few minutes, so the total staked grows quickly, and the cost grows with it. The expected loss calculator shows the sum for the number of bets you plan.
Where to play Limbo: casinos in our data and confirmed RTP
All casinosThere are 12 different Limbo titles in our data, read from 7 casino lobbies. For 6 of these the RTP is confirmed and lies between 94.0% and 98.0%. On 100 staked the average cost is 2 at the highest figure and 6 at the lowest, so the title you open matters more than the target you type. The percentage is explained in what RTP means in crash games. Every lobby we read has its page in the casino list.
Drakaris
Glorion
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Ragnaro
Alawin
Golisimo
WestaceIs Limbo fair? The result and how to check it
Limbo and crash share one distribution of results. The crash game lets you decide during the round, and Limbo makes you decide before it. Dice is the same bet seen as a win chance instead of a multiplier.
In a provably fair Limbo the result comes from a server seed, a client seed and a nonce. The casino commits to its seed with a hash, and after the seed is revealed the result can be rebuilt in the provably fair verifier. The check confirms the draw was fixed in advance. It says nothing about the RTP, which is set in the formula and stated in the rules of the title.
Limbo demo: try targets with play credits
Limbo is easy to try for free: the lobbies flag a demo on 12 of 12 titles. The demo is a quick way to feel the difference between a low and a high target. Type a large target, press bet a few dozen times and count how many results reach it.
Limbo calculator and max win odds
Questions about the Limbo game
What is the difference between Limbo and crash?
The odds are the same for the same RTP. In Limbo the target is fixed before the draw and the result appears at once. In crash you watch the multiplier and may leave at any moment.
What is the highest multiplier in Limbo?
The cap depends on the title and is written in its rules. Many versions allow a very high target, and its win chance is as small as the target is large.
Which target wins most often in Limbo?
The lowest one the game accepts. It wins nearly every bet and pays almost nothing above the stake, and the house edge is the same as at any other target.
What RTP do Limbo games run?
The confirmed figures in our data go from 94.0% to 98.0%, depending on the title and the casino.
Can a Limbo result be predicted?
No. Each result is drawn from seeds that stay hidden until the casino reveals them, and one bet tells nothing about the next.
