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InOut Games: a studio built on steps and cash-out choices

InOut Games makes almost nothing but fast games: a chicken crossing the road, falling balls, a tower of blocks, a multiplayer crash. We checked what the studio publishes about itself, where it contradicts itself, and which of its titles we have taken apart round by round.

A Willemstad company and two licences on its website

The footer of the official site inoutgames.com names IOGr B.V., based in Willemstad, Curaçao, as the company behind InOut Games. The Dukat.bet lobby shortens it to ‘InOut’, so filter by studio using that label.

The studio's site lists two licences: Curaçao eGaming 1668/JAZ and a licence from the autonomous island of Anjouan (Comoros), ALSI-202506032-FI2. The studio publishes these about itself as a game supplier. They say nothing about the licence of the casino where you launch the game – two separate matters we keep apart.

The studio's age is a curious point too. The homepage says it has supplied instant content ‘since 2024’, yet on the same site the Plinko 1000 game card gives a release date of 19 July 2023. The first titles are older than the marketing copy implies, so we give no founding year.

Road, crash, balls and mines: what the catalogue is made of

InOut describes its portfolio as crash, mines, plinko and ‘chart’ titles – games where you follow a curve. All share a short round and one central decision: when to stop.

The best known is the Chicken Road series. A chicken crosses traffic lanes, each successful step lifts the multiplier, and you can take the win after any step.

Next to it sit crash games such as Sugar Daddy, AviaFly 2 and BalloniX, the plinko titles Plinko 1000 and Plinko Aztec, the tower game Tower Dash, and Mine Slot, which crosses slot reels with a minefield.

Family Example title What you decide in a round
step multiplier Chicken Road another step or cash out
crash Sugar Daddy when to cash out before the crash, one or two bets
plinko Plinko 1000 rows, risk colour, number of balls
tower Tower Dash difficulty and when to cash out while building
mines / slot hybrid Mine Slot the stake; reels and grid do the rest

Four InOut titles we reviewed, side by side

We review four games from this studio separately. The table uses figures from the manufacturer's official pages as of 11 October 2026.

Game Type RTP Max. win Released
Chicken Road step multiplier 98% 20,000 USD per run 4 April 2024
Sugar Daddy crash (multiplayer) 95% 20,000 USD (USD version cap) 28 November 2024
Plinko 1000 plinko 96% (fixed) 1,000× 19 July 2023
Tower Dash tower 95.5% 100,000 USD 8 September 2026

InOut mostly states the maximum win as a dollar sum, rather than as a stake multiple – a payout ceiling, not a typical outcome. Plinko 1000 is the exception: there it is a multiple, tied to the outermost slot at the riskiest setting.

RTP spreads widely, from 95% on Sugar Daddy to 98% on Chicken Road. When you play hundreds of rounds an hour, that gap bites harder than in a slow slot. Each full round, controls included, is in our reviews of Chicken Road, Sugar Daddy, Plinko 1000 and Tower Dash.

Risk levers: difficulty, ball colour, a second bet

The InOut style in one sentence: you set the risk yourself, and the studio hands you visible controls for it.

Chicken Road offers four difficulties – Easy, Medium, Hard and Hardcore. Higher difficulty means a faster-climbing multiplier but a bigger chance the chicken fails to cross. Tower Dash has three levels that differ in the maximum number of blocks: 40, 38 or 35.

Plinko 1000 has three risk colours (blue, green, red), 8 to 16 rows and 17 slots. You can drop 1 to 50 balls at once, with Auto-Play and Fast Play on hand.

Sugar Daddy allows two bets per round and pairs Auto Cash Out with stop-loss and stop-profit limits. At this pace we see those limits as a useful brake.

Illustrative example (not Dukat.bet parameters): set the Sugar Daddy stop-loss to 20 EUR and automatic play halts once your session loss hits that line. Confirm in the game rules how the limit behaves in the version you play.

SHA-256 and ‘Certified RNG’: what can be checked

Most InOut games carry the Provably Fair label. For Chicken Road the studio specifically cites SHA-256 hashing and a mix of client seed and server seed. The outcome is encrypted before the round begins, and afterwards you can check nobody tampered with it.

The studio also claims a ‘Certified RNG’ but does not name the lab that certified the generator, and we do not fill that gap from other sources.

Know what verification proves and what it does not. Provably fair confirms the result was fixed in advance and stayed unchanged. It does not raise the RTP or change the game's maths. Our provably fair guide walks through the check step by step.

Marketing figures we deliberately left out

InOut is generous with data, at times too generous. Game pages show stats like a percentage chance of getting ‘fried’ or the count of top payouts per month. Those are advertising lines, not game parameters, and nobody can verify them.

For Chicken Road the studio lists multiplier ranges per difficulty that clash with the declared payout ceiling. We drop them and stick to RTP, release date, ceiling and number of difficulties.

One rule pays off with InOut: read game-card numbers as the maker's defaults, and look for the figure that counts in the info panel of the game you have open.

Finding InOut games in the Dukat.bet lobby

The instant games section lives at /hu/casino/crash-and-instant on the site under an ‘Instant’ tag, with crash, mines and plinko subsections next to it.

Chicken Road, Plinko 1000 and Sugar Daddy carry the Instant tag, so they sit right in that section; the lobby spells the last one as a single word, ‘SugarDaddy’. Tower Dash has no tag yet, so search for it by name. The lobby also has a separate game called ‘Tower’, but our review's facts apply only to Tower Dash.

Crash and instant games are covered by Instant Bonus – 500% up to 3,000 EUR + 15% Cashback. That offer's terms set out how each instant game counts towards wagering; what we know about sign-up and bonus rules is summed up on our page about the Dukat.bet casino.

Who the InOut style suits and who gets lost in it

InOut games fit a player who wants risk firmly in hand and likes tuning it before each series. Difficulty, ball colour or a second bet are clear levers right there on screen.

They suit less someone after calm fun across a long evening. Rounds last seconds, Fast Play and autoplay speed things up further, and dozens of decisions a minute easily blur into non-stop tapping. Set a cap on rounds or time before your first bet.

Frequently asked questions

Is the InOut Games licence also Dukat.bet's licence?
No. The studio's site lists Curaçao eGaming 1668/JAZ and Anjouan ALSI-202506032-FI2 for itself as a game supplier. They say nothing about the casino's licence.
When was the InOut studio founded?
We do not know the exact year. The site claims instant content since 2024, but the Plinko 1000 game card shows a release date of 19 July 2023, so the first titles are older.
Which InOut game has the highest RTP according to the maker?
Among the games we reviewed, Chicken Road at 98%. Then Plinko 1000 with a fixed 96%, Tower Dash at 95.5% and Sugar Daddy at 95%.
Can InOut game results be verified?
For titles labelled Provably Fair, yes. Chicken Road uses SHA-256 with a client and a server seed. The check confirms the result stayed unchanged, not that your odds are better.
Why can't I find Tower Dash in the lobby's Instant section?
As of 11 October 2026, Tower Dash had no tag in the Dukat.bet lobby. Searching by name is the quickest route.
Updated: 2026-10-11 Verified by the editorial team

InOut Games: a studio built on steps and cash-out choices

A profile of the InOut Games studio: who runs it, which instant games it makes, what it says about RTP and provably fair, and where its titles sit in the Dukat.bet lobby.

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