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You do not need a 50-page manual to get this mini-game. You set your bet per shot (from $0.20 to $200), you pick your target out of the flying flock, and click to fire.

Each chicken shows its multiplier in real time. The slow, predictable ones sit around x1.1, while the great escape artists can reach x48. But here is the brilliant twist: every missed shot pushes up the multiplier on the chicken you aimed at.

• Set your bet (from $0.20 to $200)
• Tap a chicken or hit the SPIN button to fire
• You hit and the chicken explodes: you win bet × multiplier
• You hit but the chicken does not explode: shot lost, bet lost
• You miss the chicken: its multiplier climbs for the next shot
• Auto-fire mode: set anywhere from 10 to 1,000 shots (hold SPIN or set it in the options)

Chicken Shoot comes in two modes: the fun mode with virtual money and the real money one. The fun demo mode lets you try the game without risking a cent, perfect for learning how it works. Real money brings the pressure, and above all the chance to actually cash out on the big multipliers.

Chicken Shoot is all about timing. The best shooters aim for the big-multiplier chickens (x12, x24, x48) and ignore the small ones. A few simple techniques are enough to grow your balance fast.

The "missed chicken" trick works well: pick a chicken that is hard to hit, miss it on purpose 2 to 3 times to pump up its multiplier, then hammer away until you land it. Risky, but it can pay off big.

• Always start with small bets ($0.20)
• Set yourself a win limit, say +20% of your bankroll
• Stop the moment you hit that limit
• Never chase your losses on this kind of game

The RTP of Chicken Shoot sits at 94%, right in the average range for arcade mini-games. In practice, for every $100 you bet, you get back $94 over the long run. The rest feeds the big wins, the ones that can reach $20,000 on a single shot.

To hit that ceiling, you need to aim for a very high-multiplier chicken with a generous bet. It stays rare, but four and five-figure payouts do land regularly.

The multipliers roughly break down like this:

• x1.1 to x5: 70% of chickens (easy to hit)
• x6 to x20: 25% of chickens (medium difficulty)
• x21 to x48: 4% of chickens (hard)
• x49 and up: 1% of chickens (very rare, multiplier boosted each time you miss)

Players love three things about Chicken Shoot: the simple gameplay, the multipliers that climb after every miss, and getting back an iconic title from their childhood. Here are a few recent reviews.

You can play Chicken Shoot at most casinos that carry InOut Games titles. The most complete one right now is Betify. There you get a welcome bonus of up to $1,000 with the promo code 123BETIFY, a free no-deposit bonus every day, and fast payouts by card, e-wallet, or crypto.

Demo mode is available right from the lobby, you just have to create a free account. Handy for getting the hang of the game before you switch to real money.

Shooting chickens is nothing new. Last century, the shooting galleries at carnivals already lined up metal ducks and chickens at the end of a pellet rifle. In 1984, Nintendo made the idea famous in pixels with Duck Hunt on the NES.

In the early 2000s, studio TopWare released Chicken Shoot on Windows, followed by ports to Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS, Wii, and PlayStation 2. The game became an arcade shoot-em-up staple for a whole generation.

Today InOut Games picks up the torch and turns this classic into a modern casino mini-game, with progressive multipliers and real winnings up to $20,000 per shot. The carnival shooting gallery is back, and this time it can actually pay you.