Pragmatic Play · 2022
Chicken Chase is a 5x3 farm-themed video slot from Pragmatic Play, with low volatility and a 96.48% RTP. Read the figures before your first spin.
The demo is free. Real money play needs an account and a player aged 18+.
Chicken Chase facts
Read this table before your first bet, or when you compare this slot with another game.
| What it means | In numbers |
|---|---|
| Provider | Pragmatic Play |
| Return to player | 96.48% |
| Volatility | Low |
| Grid layout | 5x3 |
| Max win multiple | x210 |
| Top win in money | A$52,500 |
| Release date | 14/04/2022 |
5x3 grid with a farm theme, 10 fixed lines, and wins from 3 matching symbols on a line. Chicken Chase is a video slot built around Hold and Spin, a two-stage base game loop. The game suggests which reels to hold after the first spin, and you can change that choice. Only the reels you do not hold spin again, and the respin fires by itself after 10 seconds if you leave it.
Four chickens hide the prizes in the Pick Bonus, and you pick one to reveal its win. The bonus starts when 3 or more BONUS symbols are on the grid after the respin. Its prize is a multiple of the total bet, so the amount depends on the bet you placed. Wild and Scatter symbols complete the feature set alongside Hold and Spin.
During a bonus
Live Casino shows each screen as the game draws it, so you know what to expect.
Extra rounds, clearly
This section settles when the respin starts, which reels get held, and what the chicken pick pays.
3+ BONUS symbols after the respin start the pick. Pick one of four chickens for a random prize. Three BONUS pay 2x, 4x, 12x or 50x total bet, four pay 4x, 8x, 24x or 100x, five pay 6x, 12x, 36x or 150x. Any bonus win adds to a payline win.
After the respinA chicken prize
The round opens with a spin across all 5 reels. A 5-of-a-kind win pays immediately. Otherwise a free respin fires, and the game suggests reels to hold. You may change them. If untouched, the respin fires after 10 seconds. Only non-held reels spin again, then the round pays.
Opening spinA free respin
At 96.48 per cent RTP, Chicken Chase returns A$96.48 for every A$100 staked over time. It is an average, not a promise for one session. The version in use is shown in the game rules.
| Payout setting | RTP | Factory setting |
|---|---|---|
| Variant 1 | 96.48% | Yes |
Know what you win
The payouts below are in money at the A$1 bet, and landing more of one symbol pays more.
| Symbol | 3+ | 4+ | 5+ |
|---|---|---|---|
 WILDWild | A$25 | A$50 | A$100 |
 Red rooster | A$2.50 | A$20 | A$40 |
 Pink bird | A$1 | A$10 | A$25 |
 White chicken | A$1 | A$5 | A$15 |
 Orange bell pepper | A$0.50 | A$2.50 | A$5 |
 Purple eggplant | A$0.50 | A$1.50 | A$4 |
 Broccoli | A$0.25 | A$1 | A$2.50 |
 Strawberry | A$0.25 | A$1 | A$2.50 |
 BAR | A$0.25 | A$1 | A$2.50 |
Playing guide
You will have followed one full round, from choosing a bet to the bonus pick.
Choose your stake before the first spin, from A$0.10 up to A$250. The bet you pick sets the money value of every win on the grid.
The first spin covers all five reels on 10 fixed lines. A five-of-a-kind there pays at once. Otherwise a free respin fires, and the round pays on the combined grid.
The base game runs on Hold and Spin, with Wild and Scatter symbols alongside it. Only the reels you hold stay put, and the other reels respin.
Three or more BONUS symbols after the respin open Pick-a-Prize. You choose one of four chickens, and it reveals a prize worth a multiple of your total bet.
Set your limit before the first spin and stop once you reach it. How a session ends cannot be known in advance, so the limit matters most.
96.48 percent RTP describes the long run only, not one session. How often the Pick Bonus comes is not known in advance, and the result of one session is random whatever the RTP. Two players at the same bet can end the same evening with very different results.
96.48 percent is the only RTP figure on this page. Which RTP version Live Casino runs for Chicken Chase is shown only in the game rules, so open them before you play and check that the number matches.
x210 is the maximum win of Chicken Chase, 210 times the bet, and a ceiling that a session seldom reaches. At the example bet of A$5 it equals A$1,050, and at the highest bet of A$250 it equals A$52,500. Hitting it is not something the page can predict or promise.
Chicken Chase fans
Thinking a Pragmatic Play slot must play like Chicken Chase? Each game has its own rules.
Common questions
Most players first wonder which bets they can use and how big a win can get.
The 5x3 grid with 10 fixed lines carries a low volatility rating. Low volatility means the wins are typically smaller and less spread out than on a high volatility slot. When the bonus will come is something nobody can know in advance.
96.48% is the only RTP version listed for Chicken Chase. RTP is the share of stakes returned over a very long run, not a promise for one session. Nobody can predict how a single session will end.
A$0.10 is the lowest stake on Chicken Chase, and A$250 is the highest. This page uses A$1 for the paytable and A$5 as the top example bet. Payouts scale with the bet you choose, because the bonus pays a multiple of the total bet.
x210 the bet is the maximum win on Chicken Chase. At the A$5 example bet that comes to A$1,050, and at the A$250 top bet it reaches A$52,500. Whether a session gets near that figure cannot be predicted.
Chicken Chase is for players aged 18+. If play stops feeling fun, call the National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858 or join the BetStop self-exclusion register.
With 10 fixed lines and bets up to A$250, a session can cost far more than planned, so set your budget before the first spin.
5 reels, 3 rows and 10 fixed lines can keep you spinning, so pick your stop point before you start and hold to it after a win.
A$250 is the top stake, so a few large spins can use up a balance quickly. Set deposit and loss limits in your account before you play.
A respin fires by itself after 10 seconds, so the game never waits. When it stops being fun, take a break or self-exclude with BetStop.
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