RTP verified against the live Flush game catalogue.
Limbo is the most stripped-down game at Flush. You name a target multiplier, the round generates a number, and you win if that number lands at or above your target. No curve to watch, no tiles to click, no timing. It returns 99.00%. Play at flush.com/p/flush-originals/limbo.
Demo and real-money returns differ. The free demo runs at 99%; real-money play runs 98%. The figure shown in the game's own information panel is the one that applies to your session.
Your target multiplier sets your win probability, and the relationship is close to reciprocal. Aim for 2x and you win a little under half the time. Aim for 10x and a little under a tenth. Aim for 1,000x and the odds are about what you would expect, which is to say most sessions will not see it.
The 1% edge is the gap between "a little under" and the clean fraction. It sits there at every target, which means no multiplier is smarter than another. Limbo makes this more obvious than any other Original because the game has been reduced to exactly that one choice.
There is nothing to do. That is the design. For players who find Crash's climbing curve stressful, or who dislike that Mines rewards nerve as much as judgement, Limbo removes the emotional layer entirely: pick a number, see a number, move on.
The same quality makes it unforgiving of poor discipline. Rounds resolve instantly, so a session can run to hundreds of bets in minutes without the natural pauses that slower games impose. The auto-bet function makes this faster still.
The appeal of Limbo is that a very large target is right there and costs the same as a small one. A 1,000x target genuinely can land, and it will, roughly once in a thousand-odd rounds.
What that means in practice is a very long stretch of losses first. Players tend to underestimate how long, and they tend to increase stake size during the drought, which is precisely when the strategy fails. If you are chasing a high target, size the bet so that a run of several hundred losses is survivable, because that run is the normal case rather than bad luck.
Set your own client seed before playing. Note the hashed server seed shown in advance. Play, letting the nonce step up each round. Rotate the seed pair to reveal the plain server seed, then hash the three values with SHA-256 and check the generated multipliers reproduce.
Because the server seed is committed as a hash before you choose a target, your target cannot affect the number that gets generated.
Deposit BTC, ETH, BNB, LTC, USDT, USDC, TRX, POL or DOGE. Withdrawals are auto-processed with no platform fee. Limbo runs in the browser on desktop and mobile, and bets earn rakeback and count toward VIP progress.
Crash is Limbo with a visible curve and the option to change your mind mid-round. Dice presents the same probability trade as a slider. Plinko is the highest-returning Original at 99.16%.
What is the RTP of Limbo at Flush?
99.00%, at every target multiplier.
What is the difference between Limbo and Crash?
Crash shows a rising multiplier and lets you exit during the round. Limbo resolves immediately against a target you set beforehand. The underlying maths is the same.
Is a high target multiplier worth chasing?
It pays exactly what the odds say. A rare large win and a frequent small one carry the same 98% return, so the choice is variance, not value.
Can previous results predict the next one?
No. Each round uses a fresh nonce and is independent.
Is Limbo provably fair?
Yes. Set a custom client seed, play, then rotate the seed to reveal the server seed and verify with SHA-256.
Instant rounds and auto-bet make Limbo the easiest Original to play far more of than you meant to. Set a session limit and a bet count before you start. Responsible gaming info. 18+.