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Chicken Cross (MyStake) vs Chicken Road: what is the difference?

Short answer: They are different games. Chicken Road is made by InOut Games and lists a 98% RTP. Chicken Cross is the name MyStake uses for a similar chicken-crossing game that third-party sites report as an UpGaming title with a 99% RTP, but those reports conflict and we could not confirm them on MyStake itself.

Verification status: figures for Chicken Cross come from third-party review sites, which disagree with each other, and could not be confirmed on MyStake's own pages (they were not accessible to us). Treat them as reported, and check the info panel inside the game. Chicken Road figures are as listed by InOut Games and industry sites. Last reviewed 2026-10-08.

Side-by-side comparison

FeatureChicken RoadChicken Cross (as reported)
DeveloperInOut GamesUpGaming (unconfirmed)
Where to playMany casinosMyStake (exclusivity uncertain)
Listed RTP98%99% (one source says 95.9%)
House edge2%1% if 99% is right
Expected loss per 1,000 wagered2010 if 99% is right
Bet rangeSet by the operatorReported 0.20 to 1,000 (EUR)
Maximum winSet by the operatorReported 10,000 (EUR) cap
Risk levelsEasy, Medium, Hard, HardcoreFour levels; names and crash odds differ between sources

Does a higher RTP mean it is easier to win?

No. A 99% RTP versus 98% would cut the house edge from 2% to 1%, which is about 10 less expected loss per 1,000 wagered, but it is a long-run average over a huge number of rounds. In a single session luck dominates, and nothing can predict a round: see why bots fail. Also confirm the RTP in the game's own info panel, because operators can differ.

Similar games, and who makes them

GameMakerWhere
Chicken RoadInOut GamesMany operators
Chicken Road 2.0InOut GamesMany operators
Chicken CrossReported: UpGamingMyStake (reported)
Mission UncrossableRoobet (in-house)Roobet only
Chicken CrashGalaxsys (per studio announcements)Several operators

Names are confusing on purpose: many sites call any chicken-crossing game "Chicken Road". Check the provider name in the game info.

Try Chicken Cross

If you want to see it for yourself where it is available:

Check Chicken Cross at MyStake →

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Not sure it is allowed where you live? Read the availability guide or practise on the free demo.

Frequently asked questions

Is Chicken Cross the same as Chicken Road?

No. Chicken Road is by InOut Games. Chicken Cross is a separate game with a similar idea, reported to be made by UpGaming and offered by MyStake.

Which has the better RTP?

Third-party sites report 99% for Chicken Cross against a listed 98% for Chicken Road. The Chicken Cross figure is unverified, and RTP is a long-run average, not a promise.

Can I play Chicken Cross anywhere?

Sites describe it as a MyStake game, and some say it is exclusive, but this is uncertain. MyStake does not accept players from every country.

Does your demo show Chicken Cross?

No. Our demo simulates the Chicken Road idea with virtual coins and is not the official build of either game.

Related guides

Independent information, not the official site of InOut Games or Roobet. 18+. Gamble responsibly. How we check our facts.