Chicken Road Vegas
The sister edition with a Las Vegas theme, Elvis mascot, and neon visuals.
View Vegas EditionChicken Road Race — The Racing Edition
Chicken Road Race is the Racing Edition of the crash slot from InOut Games, released on November 18, 2025. The familiar Chicken Road mechanics move to the racetrack: a starting light, tyre stacks at the pit lane, and a chicken decked out in a racing helmet. Multipliers are shown as LED readouts, and the obstacles are full-on race cars. 95.5% RTP, four difficulty levels, and the same crash logic as Chicken Road 2.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Chicken Road Race
Who developed Chicken Road Race?+
Chicken Road Race was developed by InOut Games and released on November 18, 2025 — the third themed edition, following Vegas and Gold (both 05.11.2025).
What's the difference between Chicken Road Vegas, Gold, and Race?+
All three editions share the same maths (95.5% RTP, 30/25/22/18 steps). The difference is the theme: Race = racetrack with LED displays, Vegas = Las Vegas glamour with Elvis, Gold = Victorian London. They play identically under the hood — it really just comes down to personal taste.
What is the RTP?+
The RTP is 95.5% — identical to Chicken Road 2, Chicken Road Vegas, and Chicken Road Gold.
What multipliers are available on Easy?+
The opening values on Easy are 1× → 1.03× → 1.06× → 1.10× → 1.15× → 1.19× → 1.24× — identical to the Chicken Road 2 progression.
Is there a Bonus Game in Chicken Road Race?+
Neither a bonus counter nor a Buy Bonus option is visible in the gameplay interface. If you're after a dedicated bonus game with free spins, Chicken Road Bonus is the better pick.
Who is Chicken Road Race best suited for?+
Primarily for motorsport and arcade fans who enjoy a racetrack vibe. Mechanically, this edition delivers the same experience as Chicken Road 2. If you're after better odds, check out Chicken Road (98% RTP) or Chicken Road Bonus (97% RTP + Bonus Game).
All Three Themed Editions at the Same Casinos
Our 7 tested casinos carry Chicken Road Race, Vegas & Gold.
Head-to-Head Comparison
Chicken Road Race vs. Chicken Road 2
Nearly identical under the hood — the difference is almost entirely in the theme.
| Feature | Chicken Road Race | Chicken Road 2 |
|---|---|---|
| Release | November 2025 | April 2025 |
| RTP | 95.5% | 95.5% (identical) |
| Setting | Racetrack / Pit Lane | Classic Street |
| Mascot | Racing Chicken (Helmet) | Classic Chicken |
| Difficulty Levels | 30 / 25 / 22 / 18 Steps | 30 / 25 / 22 / 18 Steps (identical) |
| Obstacle | Race Car / Bolide | Regular Cars |
| Multiplier Display | Digital LED Display | Street Labels |
| Space Bar Controls | Yes | Yes (Spin & Go) |
| Bonus Game | Not visible in interface | No |
| Min / Max Bet | N/A | 0.01 / 200 USD |
| Max Win | N/A | 10,000 USD |
| Best For | Motorsport fans and arcade-style lovers | The standard entry point to the series |
"N/A" means the value cannot be determined from the publicly visible game interface. Highlighted in red: exclusive theme features of the Race Edition.
The Themed Trio
Vegas, Gold, and Race at a Glance
Three themed editions from InOut Games — mechanically identical, visually worlds apart.
Las Vegas Glamour
Neon lights, a red carpet, and an Elvis chicken complete with pompadour and shades.
Released 05.11.2025
Victorian London
Cobblestone streets, a phone box, and a gentleman chicken with top hat and cane.
Released 05.11.2025
Racetrack
Starting lights, LED displays, a pit lane, and a helmet-clad chicken — perfect for motorsport fans.
Released 18.11.2025
What Makes Race Unique
Four Details That Set the Racetrack Apart
Same Mechanics — Full Speed Ahead
Chicken Road Race is a thematic re-skin with racetrack atmosphere. The maths is identical to Chicken Road 2; the presentation brings the gameplay squarely into the world of motorsport: starting lights, LED timing displays, a pit lane, and a racing helmet.
Together with Chicken Road Vegas and Gold, Race makes up the themed trio from InOut Games released in November 2025 — three very different worlds built on exactly the same game mechanics.
Helmet-Wearing ChickenVisor, blue-and-red colour scheme, "INOUT" logo front and centre
LED Multiplier DisplaysDigital readouts styled after racetrack timing boards
Pit Lane & Tyre StacksRed and white slicks, starting light, pit-lane markings on the ground
Race Cars as ObstaclesNo ordinary vehicles — full-on bolides in top-down view
Difficulty Levels
Four Risk Profiles in Chicken Road Race
The same structure as the main series — the fewer the steps, the steeper the multiplier curve.
Easy
30 Steps · Lowest Risk
The most steps, the flattest multipliers. Opening values: 1.03× / 1.06× / 1.10× / 1.15× / 1.19× / 1.24×.
Medium
25 Steps · Moderate Risk
A solid balance between collision probability and multiplier growth — the go-to mode for most players.
Hard
22 Steps · High Risk
Shorter track, more aggressive progression. The chance of getting hit by a race car increases noticeably with every step.
Hardcore
18 Steps · Maximum Risk
Only 18 steps to the maximum — explosive multipliers, very high bust probability. For experienced players only.
What Is Chicken Road Race
The Racetrack Edition of Chicken Road
Chicken Road Race is another themed edition of the crash slot from InOut Games, rounding out the trio alongside Vegas, Gold, and Race. Mechanically, it mirrors Chicken Road 2: the chicken crosses the track, dodges cars, the multiplier climbs with each step, and you can cash out whenever you like. The change is purely visual — the setting shifts to a racetrack complete with full pit-lane atmosphere.
The mascot sports a racing helmet with visor in a blue-and-red colour scheme, with the "INOUT" logo front and centre. Tyres stack up in the background (red and white — classic Formula racing aesthetic), a starting light sits in the upper left, and pit-lane markings on the ground tie the whole look together.
Multipliers are rendered as digital LED displays, just like the timing boards you'd see at a real racetrack — green digits for lower values, cyan for higher ones. On Easy, the opening steps read 1× → 1.03× → 1.06× → 1.10× → 1.15× → 1.19× → 1.24× — identical to the Chicken Road 2 progression.
The RTP is 95.5%, with four difficulty levels offering 30/25/22/18 steps and Space Bar controls ("Spin & Go"). Release date: November 18, 2025 — just under two weeks after Vegas and Gold. All three editions together make up the themed package for the series.
95.5%
RTP
18.11.2025
Release
4
Difficulty Levels
30
Steps (Easy)