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InOut Games: licence, restricted countries and the Chicken Road line-up
InOut Games is the studio behind Chicken Road and a run of other instant games that casinos offer under their own brands. It is run by IOGr B.V., holds a supplier (B2B) licence from Anjouan, and its games are not offered in 26 countries.
By CrashAudit editorial team · Updated 13 Sep 2026
Who is behind InOut Games?
According to its website, inout.games is owned and operated by IOGr B.V. (registration number 161532, registered address Julianaplein 36, Willemstad, Curaçao) and operates under Anjouan licence ALSI-202506032-FI2 as a B2B games provider (checked 13 Sep 2026).
We looked the licence up in the Anjouan public licence register on 13 Sep 2026. The entry reads: IOGr B.V., licence ALSI-202506032-FI2, type B2B, issued 26 Jun 2025, expiry 25 Jun 2026, status "valid", domain inout.games. That is what the register showed that day; check it yourself for the current state.
B2B means a supplier licence: it covers InOut as a studio selling games to casinos, not the casino you play at. Your account, deposits and withdrawals are with the casino, which needs its own licence.
In which countries are InOut games not offered?
InOut's restricted countries page lists 26 countries (checked 13 Sep 2026):
- Albania
- Australia
- Austria
- China
- Comoro Islands
- France
- Germany
- Iran
- Israel
- Italy
- Myanmar (Burma)
- Netherlands
- North Korea
- Pakistan
- Poland
- Singapore
- Spain
- Sweden
- Syria
- Turkey
- United Arab Emirates (UAE)
- Ukraine
- United Kingdom
- United States of America (USA)
- Yemen
- Zimbabwe
That rules out the UK, the US, Australia, Ukraine and much of the EU, and casinos add restrictions of their own.
How do the Chicken Road games differ?
The table covers the main Chicken Road games; further variants follow below it. Release dates and RTPs are from each game's page on inout.games (checked 13 Sep 2026); rules and demo limits come from the in-game rules of the official demos (read 12 and 13 Sep 2026).
| Game | Released | RTP | What sets it apart |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chicken Road | 4 Apr 2024 | 98% | The original: a hen crosses towards a golden egg; each line raises the multiplier and getting fried ends the round. Four levels: 24, 22, 20 or 15 lines. Demo: bets of $0.01 to $150, max win $10,000. |
| Chicken Road 2.0 | 15 Apr 2025 | 95.5% | A separate game on a highway with cars. Four levels: 30, 25, 22 or 18 lanes; no bonus game. Also ships with 97% and 98% RTP settings, chosen by the casino. Covered in our Chicken Road 2.0 review. |
| Chicken Road Gold | 5 Nov 2025 | 95.5% | The 2.0 road with its four levels, in a gold-themed look. |
| Chicken Road Vegas | 5 Nov 2025 | 95.5% | The 2.0 road moved to a Las Vegas boulevard. |
| Chicken Road Bonus | 27 Jan 2026 | 97% | The original road (24, 22, 20 or 15 lines) plus a Bonus Game, triggered by collecting three coins or bought. In it the chicken moves on its own and stops one step before danger. Demo max win $100,000. |
| Chicken Road 2 Bonus | 25 Feb 2026 | 96.5% | The 2.0 road (30, 25, 22 or 18 lanes) plus a bonus: collect three lights or buy it for free spins, 9, 7, 5 or 3 depending on the level. Demo max win $100,000. Covered on our Chicken Road 2.0 page. |
Chicken Road Bonus and Chicken Road 2 Bonus are two different games: the first pairs the original road with a coin-triggered bonus (RTP 97%), the second pairs the 2.0 road with a light-triggered one (RTP 96.5%).
InOut has released further variants on the same idea (official pages, checked 13 Sep 2026): Chicken vs Zombies (23 Oct 2025, RTP 95.5%, a zombie road), Chicken Road Race (18 Nov 2025, 95.5%, a race track) and Chicken Road Ice (15 Dec 2025, 95.5%, a winter version). Its catalogue also has chicken-themed slots with reels, such as Chicken Royal (26 Sep 2025, 96.5%), which are a different kind of game.
How do InOut's free demos work?
Every game page on inout.games has a Demo Play button that opens the game in a new tab for free play in US dollars, with no sign-up or deposit. The rules sit in the game menu. In Chicken Road 2.0 the rules panel lists the minimum and maximum bet, the max win and the RTP of the version running; in the demo that meant bets of $0.12 to $200 and a $20,000 max win (read 12 Sep 2026).
Our pages for Chicken Road 2.0, Jumper, Chicken Shoot, Chicken Banana and Twist San Quentin also carry the same official demo, which loads only when you click it: try the free Chicken Road 2.0 demo, or open the demo section on the Jumper, Chicken Shoot, Chicken Banana or Twist San Quentin page.
A casino's version can differ from the demo: Chicken Road 2.0, for example, ships with 95.5%, 97% and 98% RTP settings, so check the rules panel at your casino. And demo rounds are as random as paid ones, so a good demo run says nothing about the next session.
Which other InOut games do we cover?
Four 2026 releases have their own pages here: Jumper, Chicken Shoot, Chicken Banana and Twist San Quentin. We also cover Pipa Crash, a Caleta Gaming game rather than an InOut one. Our home page sets out all the games we cover with RTPs, max wins and demo links.
Where can you play InOut games?
InOut supplies casinos; it doesn't run one. Each casino decides which titles it offers and where, and we name a casino only when its own website lists the exact game.
A game called Chicken Road is listed on Mostbet's own guide page (checked 13 Sep 2026), but the page doesn't name the provider, its description doesn't match InOut's rules, and a search of Mostbet's casino lobby from Russia on the same day found no InOut game. Several studios sell games with "Chicken Road" in the name, so we can't confirm that the one at Mostbet is InOut's. Before you deposit anywhere, open the game and check the provider and the RTP in its rules panel.
We could not confirm any other InOut title, including Chicken Road 2.0, both bonus editions, Jumper, Chicken Shoot, Chicken Banana and Twist San Quentin, on a partner casino's own website as of 13 Sep 2026. Mostbet's guide also has pages titled Chicken Road Gold and Chicken Road Vegas, but they describe 5-reel slots with paylines, not InOut's games, so we don't count them. For these games, use the free demos.
InOut titles are not offered in 26 countries (including the UK, US, Australia, Germany…) and the casino's own terms restrict more; check before signing up.
Duel.com, a long-time partner of ours, offers no InOut game at all: its InOut provider page says "There are no games available" and a lobby search finds none of the titles above (checked 13 Sep 2026). Duel runs its own in-house games instead, including a crash game. The Anjouan register lists its licence, ALSI-202411026-FI1 held by Immortal Snail LLC, as valid from 4 Nov 2024 to 3 Nov 2026. Duel's terms (updated 27 Jan 2026) exclude 30 countries, among them the UK, US, Australia, Germany, Spain, France and the Netherlands. Visit Duel.com (partner link: we earn a commission if you sign up).
Whichever game you try, set a money and time limit first; our responsible gambling page lists free help.