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Limbo: the rules, the edge, and what you actually decide

Set a target multiplier; win if the round rolls above it. Each casino publishes the edge for its own version, and results are verifiable, so what's left to decide is where you play and how you size and stop.

Edges as each casino publishes them · 9 casinos

Published edges

0–2%

Casinos listed

9

Provably fair

Provably fair

Round length

Instant

Playing a round

01Enter a target multiplier — the higher it is, the lower your win chance.

02Stake and roll.

03If the round result exceeds your target, you win stake × target.

04The win chance is shown before you commit, so the maths is never hidden.

Worth knowing

→A 100× target wins roughly once in a hundred rolls. It will feel much rarer than that.

→This is Dice with the interface stripped back; casinos usually publish the same edge for both.

→Useful for a single high-multiplier shot, poor for grinding.

The part no strategy fixes

Whatever edge your casino publishes, the house keeps that share of everything staked, over enough rounds. No bet-sizing pattern changes it, because each round is independent of the last.

What you can control is exposure: session size, a stop, and whether you are staking an amount you would shrug at losing. Treat the rest as entertainment priced at that edge.

House edge by casino

What each casino publishes for its own Limbo, with the page it comes from. Where a casino's pages disagree, both figures are shown. We haven't checked these inside the games ourselves.