Limbo: choose a target multiplier

Limbo is a target multiplier game. Set your stake and target before the round starts. If the result reaches or exceeds your target, you win at that multiplier. If it falls below, you lose your stake.

The balloon animation reveals the result. You do not need to time a cash-out button: your target is already locked in. After settlement, you can open the transaction from your activity to check the recorded bet and payout.

How to play Limbo

Choose the coin you want to use, enter a stake within the displayed limits, then set your target multiplier. Review the win chance and potential payout before you confirm the bet. Wait for the round to settle before deciding whether to play again.

What a higher target changes

A higher target offers a larger payout when you win, but lowers the chance of reaching it. The game shows the odds for your selected target before you bet. Changing the target changes the balance between payout size and win frequency; it does not make a profit certain.

Payout and profit are different

The target multiplier describes the total payout on a winning bet, including the stake. For example, a 1 SUI stake at a 2x target pays 2 SUI if it wins, which is 1 SUI above the stake before transaction costs. A loss pays nothing for that bet.

Losing streaks do not make a win due

Previous rounds do not tell you the next result. A run of losses can continue, especially at high targets. Set a spending limit before playing and stop when you reach it. Raising a stake to recover losses can make the next loss more expensive.

Frequently asked questions

Is Limbo the same as a crash game?

Limbo uses a target you choose before the round. There is no manual cash-out during play. The balloon is a result animation, so clicking faster or waiting for a particular frame does not change the payout.

What happens if the result equals my target?

A result that reaches your target wins. The payout uses the target you selected, even if the result goes higher.

What is the highest target multiplier?

Use the limits shown in the live game. Allowed multipliers and stake limits can change, so check them before placing a bet.

Can a Limbo strategy guarantee a profit?

No. Choosing a lower target changes how often you may win, but it does not remove the house edge. Treat each stake as money you could lose.