Higher or Lower? Rainbet Unveils New Originals Title, HiLo

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Rainbet Casino introduces HiLo, enriching its Originals collection.
HiLo involves guessing if the next card is higher or lower.
Players can increase multipliers or skip rounds to maximise winnings.

HiLo: Rainbet Unveils New Originals Game
How to Play Originals HiLo at Rainbet Casino

Guess higher or lower to multiply your stakes in Rainbet’s latest addition to its Originals collection, HiLo.

HiLo: Rainbet Unveils New Originals Game

Since its inception, Rainbet Casino has continued to improve its casino by adding all kinds of new games, including slots, live dealer tables, and casual games. It has also gradually expanded its collection of “Originals”, remaining in competition with other leading platforms.

This week, Rainbet added another title to the Rainbet Originals collection. It’s not a new concept and may sound familiar, but it has been created in-house with Rainbet’s own game designers, and offers features that rival sites’ versions may not.

The game is called HiLo, and involves guessing whether the next card to be drawn will be higher or lower than the one on display. It’s an age-old game that predates computers, having been played as a regular card game for generations.

Before we go on to explain how to play for those who are not familiar, it’s worth noting that you must be a registered member of the site to play it. If you need an account, you can claim a welcome bonus with the Rainbet referral code “MAXBET”.

How to Play Originals HiLo at Rainbet Casino

If this is your first time playing, don’t worry, because you’ll pick it up quickly. The game is straightforward; just follow these simple steps:

Enter your bet amount in the bottom left-hand corner of the display to reveal the starting card.
Pick whether the next card to be revealed will be higher or lower than the starting card.
If you guess correctly, your multiplier increases, but if you get it wrong, you lose your bet.
If you were correct, you can decide to cash out at the current multiplier, or guess the next card for the chance to win even more.

The next multiplier you are offered will always be determined by the probability of the next outcome. For example, if a 9 is on display, the odds of the next card being lower will be more likely than the odds of the next card being higher.

If you have an unfavourable card that sits somewhere around the middle of the card value spectrum, you can also choose to skip a round, and you can do this up to 10 times per round.

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