Rabbit Royale

House-banked, provably fair

Rabbit Royale is a nerve game played against the house. You guide a rabbit across an 8x8 board with 10 mines hidden under the tiles: every safe step you take raises your payout multiplier, and you can stop and bank it at any moment. Step on a mine and the run is over. Unlike Arena and Janken there is no opponent here — the house covers your win, which is why its odds are fixed and published rather than decided by who else happens to be playing.

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How to play

  1. Pick your token and your stake, then start the run. The board is 64 tiles with 10 mines scattered under them.
  2. Step onto a fresh tile to take a risk. Each new tile is a roll; stepping back onto a tile you have already cleared is free and carries no risk.
  3. Every safe step raises your multiplier. The more of the board you clear, the steeper it climbs — because the mines you have not hit yet are packed into fewer and fewer remaining tiles.
  4. Cash out whenever you like. The multiplier showing on screen is what your stake pays, credited the moment you take it.
  5. Hit a mine and you lose the stake for that run. A run that reaches the 1000x ceiling cashes out automatically.

Is it fair?

Rabbit Royale does not decide its own outcomes. Every risky step is rolled by a separate provably-fair RNG service that the game has no control over — the same split a regulated operator uses, so the party paying out is not the party rolling the dice. Your seed pair is published before you play: you get the SHA-256 hash of the server seed up front along with your client seed and a per-bet nonce, and the server seed itself is revealed when the pair rotates, so you can hash it to confirm it matches the commitment and replay every roll it produced. The seed pair and nonce are visible in-game from the provably fair screen, not buried in a support article.

Stakes and payouts

Stake limits are 0.001 to 0.1 SOL, 0.001 to 0.1 ETH, or 200 to 20,000 FUEL. The house edge is a flat 10%, so the game returns 90% over the long run: every multiplier is the true fair odds for that step multiplied by 0.90, then rounded down to two decimals. That rounding is in the house's favour, which means the real return sits at or just under 90% and never above it. Payouts are capped at 1000x, and a run that reaches it cashes out on its own.

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