Chicken Shot Demo

A moving farm full of chicken targets

Chicken Shot uses a sunny farm scene where chickens jump, hide and move around the yard carrying displayed multipliers. The player chooses targets rather than spinning reels. Values run from 1.1x up to 64x, with 1.5x, 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x and 32x between them. It is the original farm presentation, kept separate here from the Halloween edition with its costumed birds.

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Manual shots and random selection

The Manual mode directs attempts at a selected chicken, while Spin mode chooses a bird at random. The manufacturer describes larger chickens as requiring more shots while offering higher potential rewards. The Click Counter records attempts on each target and retains that count when the player switches birds. The studio views show a busy yard and the game’s How To Play panel.

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What the on-screen probability means

Chance To Win is the displayed likelihood of taking down the chicken on its first shot. It does not promise that a longer sequence of attempts will recover earlier stakes. Autoplay can use chosen birds, a round count and stop conditions. The exact BGaming page lists 97% RTP and a maximum multiplier of 64x; the displayed balances and outcomes in the illustrations belong to the manufacturer’s presentation.

Official game description checked 2026-11-02. The in-game rules govern the version you open.