InOut GamesChicken Banana
About the game
Chicken Coin is not a road game. Where the rest of InOut Games' chicken catalogue is built on one decision repeated, this is a slot: a 3x4 grid with eight betways paid left to right, classic fruit-machine symbols, and wins formed by combinations rather than by knowing when to stop.
The game it is really built around is the bonus. Coins land on the grid carrying cash values, and a hold-and-win round collects them; four fixed jackpots sit on top, from Mini at 25x the bet to Grand at 1000x.
The published return is 96.5%, stakes run from $0.24 to $100, and there is a buy feature at three price points for anyone who would rather not wait for the bonus to arrive on its own.
How to play
The base game is ordinary; almost everything worth knowing is in the bonus. Each stage below opens on its own:
The base game
A 3x4 grid with eight betways, paid left to right, on classic symbols — 777s, bars, bells, cherries, lemons and plums. Wilds stand in for missing symbols to complete a combination. Stakes run from $0.24 to $100.
Triggering the bonus
Bonus Coins have to land on reels 1 and 3 with a Chicken Coin or Super Chicken Coin on reel 2. That combination opens the hold-and-win round.
Three spins, reset by every new coin
The bonus starts with three spins. Each new Chicken or Super Chicken Coin that lands puts the counter back to three, so a run continues as long as coins keep arriving.
What the coins do
Chicken Coins carry cash values. A Super Chicken Coin collects the values of every Chicken Coin landing on the same spin, concentrating a scattered board into one symbol. Bonus Coins have their values swept up when Chicken Coins appear.
The four jackpots
Mini pays 25x the total bet, Minor 50x, Major 150x and Grand 1000x. They are fixed multiples of the stake rather than a pooled prize that grows.
Buying in
The bonus can be bought at 75, 200 or 300 times the bet, each price starting the round from a different position.
RTP, bets and maximum win
96.5%
RTP
$100,000
Max win
$0.24
Min bet
96.5% is a solid published return for a hold-and-win slot and describes the long run rather than a session.
The cap on a single round is $100,000. The jackpot ladder sits well inside it: Grand pays 1000x the total bet, which on the $100 maximum stake is $100,000 — so the top jackpot at the top stake is exactly the cap, and everything else falls short of it.
The buy feature is worth reading as a cost rather than an edge. At 75, 200 or 300 times the bet it changes what a round costs and how often the bonus is seen; it does not change the return.
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Strengths and weaknesses
Pros
- 96.5% published RTP
- Four fixed jackpots, to 1000x the total bet
- The spin counter resets on every new coin, so a hot bonus keeps running
- Three buy-in prices rather than a single take-it-or-leave-it option
Cons
- The top jackpot only reaches the $100,000 cap at the maximum stake
- The base game is ordinary — the bonus carries the whole title
- Nothing here connects to the road series beyond the chicken
Final verdict
Chicken Coin is the studio doing something other than the road, and it is worth saying plainly that the two have nothing in common but a bird. This is a classic-symbol slot whose reason to exist is the hold-and-win round.
On that round it is well put together: the three-spin counter resetting on every coin is what makes a good bonus feel like it is running away with itself, and the Super Chicken Coin gives the board a way to resolve into one large symbol rather than several small ones.
The numbers behind it are honest enough: a $100,000 cap, and a Grand jackpot that reaches it only at the top stake. The whole shape of the game depends on how often the hold-and-win round arrives, so the bonus is what to judge it on. Anyone coming from Chicken Road should know they are buying a different game entirely, not a variation on the crossing.
Game facts
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Provider | InOut Games |
| Release date | 2026-02-25 |
| Game type | Hold and win slot |
| RTP | 96.5% |
| Variance | Not published |
| Max win | $100,000 |
| Bet range | $0.24 – $100 |
| Features | Buy feature, cash collector, fixed jackpots, hold and win, multiplier, respins, wild |
| Themes | 777, bars, bell, cherry, chicken, classic style, coins, gold, lemon, plum, red |
| Technology | JS, HTML5 |
| Game size | 15 MB |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Chicken Coin a Chicken Road game?
No. The road games are step multipliers where the player decides when to stop. This is a 3x4 slot with eight betways and a hold-and-win bonus — there is no cash-out decision in it.
How does the bonus start?
Bonus Coins on reels 1 and 3 together with a Chicken or Super Chicken Coin on reel 2. The round then begins with three spins.
What makes a Super Chicken Coin different?
It collects the values of the other Chicken Coins landing on the same spin, so the board's total ends up on one symbol instead of several.
How big are the jackpots?
Four fixed ones: Mini 25x, Minor 50x, Major 150x and Grand 1000x the total bet. They scale with the stake rather than growing over time.
What does the buy feature cost?
75, 200 or 300 times the bet, with each price opening the bonus from a different starting position.
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