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Chicken Road: Arcade Crash Game by InOut on 1xBet Morocco
Built by InOut, Chicken Road belongs to the crash game family in an arcade form: instead of spinning reels, a chicken tries to make it across a road. Each lane comes with a multiplier, and the player alone decides when to take the winnings, at any point in the round.

A crossing in a few moves
Enter your stake.
Pick one of the four difficulty settings.
Start the round with the “Play” button.
Send the chicken one lane further with “GO”, or stop with “CASH OUT”.
The CASH OUT button shows the amount you would collect if you stopped right now.
Easy, Medium, Hard or Hardcore: from 24 lanes down to 15


According to the game rules, the chosen level changes two things: the length of the road and the risk of the chicken being fried. Easy has 24 lanes, Medium 22, Hard 20 and Hardcore just 15. A “Chance of collision” indicator sits in the control panel beside these four options.
Multipliers seen on the Medium level
Lane | Multiplier shown |
|---|---|
1st | 1.12x |
2nd | 1.28x |
3rd | 1.47x |
4th | 1.70x |
5th | 1.98x |
6th | 2.33x |
These values come from a capture of the game screen set to Medium, where only the first six lanes are visible. Nothing was recorded for Easy, Hard or Hardcore, so the table applies to Medium alone.
When to stop: what the rules say
The studio sets a simple target: go as far down the road as you can without the chicken getting fried. Under each lane there is a sewer grate that can throw up a flame, and nothing forces you to reach the end, because collecting winnings stays possible at every step.
How it compares with Chicken Road 2.0 and Crash


InOut followed this game with Chicken Road 2.0. The idea of crossing lane by lane stays, but its rules give a longer road on every level, 30, 25, 22 and 18 lanes against 24, 22, 20 and 15 here, and the danger is a passing car rather than a flame from a sewer grate. Crash, part of the 1xGames range, drops the steps altogether: the odds climb nonstop as a plane gains height, and the stake is lost if the random crash arrives before Take winnings is pressed. Here, every lane is a separate decision.
Free play and real money in Morocco
The game starts for free, without a stake: look it up in the 1xBet slots section and launch it from its card. Real-money rounds are played from a 1xBet account held in Moroccan dirhams (MAD).
For iPhone, the app is downloaded exclusively through the App Store, as set out on the iPhone app page; if the Moroccan App Store does not offer it, move your Apple ID to another region and type “1xBet” into the search. Android players use the APK file available on the official site.
InOut has more games in the catalogue, listed on its own studio page; to compare with other developers, the directory of studios brings them all together.
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Chicken Road: your questions
Is there a keyboard shortcut for moving forward?
Yes: turn on the “Space” to spin & go option in the menu, then advance with the space bar.
How does a round of Chicken Road end?
Either the chicken gets fried, or you stop earlier with CASH OUT and collect the amount shown on it.
What do the circles above the lanes show?
Each one shows the multiplier of its lane, and it turns green once the chicken has made it across.
Does Chicken Road have reels like a slot machine?
No. There are no reel spins and no symbol combinations, just a chicken crossing the road and your choice between moving on and cashing out.
Is Chicken Road 2.0 a separate game from Chicken Road?
Yes, it is a separate InOut game with its own catalogue page. Its logo reads CHICKEN 2 ROAD with a red 2. A taxi, a bus and a truck cross its lanes, and the label by the difficulty levels says “Chance of being shot down” instead of “Chance of collision”. Stake, level, Play and cashing out work alike.
Is Chicken Road a crash game, and where is it on 1xBet?
Yes, it plays like one: the chicken crosses the road one lane at a time, and the winnings can be withdrawn at any stage of the round. On 1xBet it sits in the slots section, among the games of the InOut studio.