Chicken Ways

Responsible Play

Pick the exit tile before the bet, every time

Before You Play

Chicken Ways is built around one question asked again and again: jump once more? With real money that question gets harder every time it lands on a bigger tile. If the board starts eating into your budget, your sleep or your mood, stop playing and talk to someone. The services below are free and run around the clock.

Warning Signs to Take Seriously

A game that always offers one more jump is good at hiding these. If any of them sound familiar, take it seriously.

  • Money meant for bills or food ends up in your casino balance
  • Sessions run into time you had promised to work, family or sleep
  • After a trap, you raise the stake to win the loss back
  • You borrow, or sell things, to keep playing
  • You play down how much you play when someone asks
  • Your mood depends on how the last round went
  • You set limits and keep breaking them

Limits That Work on This Game

A Budget Per Session

Decide the total before the first jump. When it's gone, the session is over.

An Exit Tile Per Round

Choose the multiplier you'll collect at before betting, and stick to it.

No Stake Raises After a Trap

The next round doesn't know about the last one. Doubling up only makes the loss bigger.

Turbo Off, Timer On

Faster rounds burn money faster. A phone timer is a simple brake.

Six Questions to Ask Yourself

Based on the Problem Gambling Severity Index (PGSI). Think about the last twelve months. If you answer yes to two or more, reach out to one of the services above.

1

Have you staked more than you could really afford to lose?

2

Do you need bigger bets now to get the same buzz as before?

3

Have you returned on a later day to try to win back what you lost?

4

Have you borrowed or sold something to fund your play?

5

Have you wondered whether your gambling has become a problem?

6

Has gambling left you stressed, anxious or unwell?

A short list like this can't diagnose anything. GamCare (0808 8020 133) or a helpline in your country can give you a proper assessment.

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