Chicken Pirate

At 97% the return sits above the 96.08% median we draw from 8,986 catalogued games — a little under a point ahead. Chicken Pirate comes from 100HP Gaming, a studio with just 8 titles in our data, and it released on 16 September 2025.

The 97% return in context

The 97.00% figure is corroborated by two sources, not a single claim, so we record it as confirmed. That places it about 0.92 of a point over the catalog midpoint of 96.08% — one of the higher returns in our sample rather than an average one. For a studio with only 8 entries in our data, that's a strong published number.

Who a cash-out arcade round suits

Players who prefer deciding their own exit over a fixed paytable are the audience. With a 97% modelled return, the format rewards timing rather than line counts, though we hold no maximum-win multiplier for it yet. Our visibility rows are light — Poland 108th on a single operator, Switzerland 176th over two, and Germany 416th also over two.

A step-multiplier run, no reels

Chicken Pirate is a crash-style arcade round, not a reel game. A multiplier rises as the run continues and you bank it before the round breaks; there are no paylines and nothing cascades. Among 100HP Gaming's 8 catalog entries, this one skips the slot model entirely and leans on the stop-in-time decision.

Behind that 97% return, roughly 3 in every 100 staked settles with the house over time — cap your spend first. 18+.