Free crash and Plinko-style games you can play in your browser

What is a crash-style game?

In a crash game, a multiplier starts at the bet and climbs. You can cash out at any moment for the bet times the multiplier. If the round crashes first, the bet is lost. The whole game is one question: stop now, or wait for more?

Crossing games and shootout games are the same idea in a different costume. Each lane crossed or goal scored is one step up the multiplier, and a car or a save is the crash. The difference from a classic crash game is that you move step by step, so you decide at each step rather than racing a moving number.

Which free games can you play on Loot Yeti?

There are four: Chicken Road 2, Penalty Unlimited, Plinko Aztec and Elements of Power. The table compares their type, nominal RTP and the choices you make.

RTP is the share of all bets a game pays back over a very long run. Our RTP and house edge guide explains what the numbers do and do not tell you.

What is Chicken Road 2 like?

Chicken Road 2 is a crossing game, the most direct crash-style game here. You hop a chicken across a road one lane at a time, and each lane raises the multiplier. The Easy, Medium, Hard and Expert roads have 30, 25, 22 and 18 lanes. Shorter roads pay more per lane and are harder to clear.

It suits players who like one clear decision per step. Below the max-win cap, every lane returns about 95.5% on average, before cent rounding. A round whose payout reaches 20,000.00 cashes out by itself at exactly the cap, so on risky roads the cap changes the real return a lot. At the default stake of 0.50, riding each road until it ends by itself returns 95.5% on Easy, 95.5% on Medium, 61.5% on Hard and 52.7% on Expert. Read Chicken Road game explained for the odds of every lane.

What is Penalty Unlimited like?

Penalty Unlimited is a penalty shootout: the same idea as a crash game, played as soccer. You stake once, pick a spot on the goal and shoot. Each goal climbs the multiplier ladder, and a save ends the round. The first goal pays 1.3× on Easy, 1.8× on Medium and 2.88× on Hard.

Aiming is part of the fun, but it never changes the result: the save is fixed before you shoot. Every cash-out point returns 96% on average. Penalty shootout games explained has the full ladder and scoring odds.

What is Plinko Aztec like?

Plinko Aztec is a Plinko game with bonus wheels, and it is pure chance: you choose the bet and the number of balls, and the balls bounce down a temple staircase into slots paying 0.2× to 100×. The center SPIN target charges a Sun Wheel, and bounces off the sun discs charge a free-ball bonus.

There is no cash-out decision, which makes it the most relaxed. Its RTP is 98%, the highest of the four. How Plinko works covers the odds of every slot and whether Plinko can be rigged.

What is Elements of Power like?

Elements of Power is a ring game, and the most unusual of the set. Each spin of the element reel moves the water, earth or fire ring one step forward, moves all three (the Joker), does nothing (air), or takes a step off every ring (the skull). The rings take 4 steps (water), 6 steps (earth) and 8 steps (fire) to fill. A full water ring pays +7× the bet, and a full earth or fire ring starts a bonus game. It pays the multiplier the reels stop on plus the ring's previous step: earth 10× to 99× on the reels plus the 44× step (54× to 143× in all); fire 100× to 999× on the reels plus the 200× step (300× to 1,199× in all).

You can cash out the whole board, or take part of it and keep playing. Its RTP is 97% whichever way you cash out, before each payout rounds down to the cent and is capped at 1,206× the bet. How to play Elements of Power has the rules and odds.

What should you know before you play?

• All the games are free and use play money only. There is no purchase and there are no prizes.
• They run in a phone browser. You can also add Loot Yeti to your home screen to open it like an app.
• One play-money balance is shared by every game. It is never topped up from inside the app, apart from a small Daily Spin once a day, so pace yourself.
• Every result is provably fair: it is fixed from HMAC-SHA256 of a server seed, your client seed and a round counter, and you can check it in each game's bet history. The provably fair guide shows how.
• RTP is a long-run average. A short session can end well above or well below it.