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How Limbo works

A target-multiplier Limbo format settles against the target selected before the round. A qualifying result pays the quoted return, and a result below the winning condition loses the stake. The target therefore determines both the potential return and the success probability.

This is different from a live crash game in which a player can request a cashout while the multiplier runs. Read whether equality at the target counts as a win and how the game rounds its displayed values. The accepted result and the animation can use different precision.

Compare the target's stated chance, total payout and minimum or maximum limits. Repeating a round through autoplay is a sequence of separate stakes. A previous high result does not establish the next result's target success.

For a hypothetical $5 entry settled at a selected 3x total return, a qualifying result returns $15. Selecting 3x does not mean a third of rounds necessarily qualify.