Roobet Originals: home of Mission Uncrossable
Roobet built a chicken-crossing crash game before Chicken Road made the format famous. Mission Uncrossable is exclusive, provably fair and a full point of RTP better.
Updated 20 October 2026
Roobet is a crypto casino founded in 2019 that, like Stake, writes some of its own games. The Roobet Originals are exclusive to the platform and provably fair. Three are listed as of October 2026: Mission Uncrossable, Roobet Keno and Roobet CoinFlip. Only one of them matters to this site, and it matters a lot: Mission Uncrossable is the step-based chicken-crossing game that Chicken Road is compared with in every forum thread, and it has a 99% RTP.
Licences
Roobet.com is a brand of Raw Entertainment B.V. (registration 157205), at Korporaalweg 10, Curacao. The site states it is licensed by the Government of Curacao under licence OGL/2024/687/0427 and provides a Gaming Control Board validation link. Raw Entertainment Ltd in Limassol, Cyprus acts as paying and operational agent. The OGL prefix means the licence was issued under Curacao's 2024 reform rather than the old master-and-sub-licence arrangement, which gives it a regulator with an actual address. It remains a Curacao licence, with everything that implies about player recourse.
The games
Mission Uncrossable launched in 2024. A chicken steps across a road one lane at a time; each lane survived raises the multiplier; you can cash out after any step; a car ends the round. Four difficulty levels set the odds per lane, from a gentle grind to a lottery. RTP is 99%, which is a full point above Chicken Road and two above Aviator. Min bet is a cent. No timer, no shared round, no live feed. It is the purest version of the step-based format and we prefer it to Chicken Road on maths alone.
Roobet Keno and CoinFlip are what they sound like. Roobet also carries third-party crash games, including Aviator, so the lobby is not limited to the originals.
What sets Roobet Originals apart
Priority and return. Roobet had a chicken-crossing crash game in its lobby before InOut Games took the format to the mass market, and whatever the chronology of who built what first, Roobet's version pays better. The 99% figure is only possible because the casino owns the game and takes no supplier margin, the same logic that gives Stake Originals their edge.
What the originals lack is exactly what Chicken Road has: distribution. Mission Uncrossable is in one lobby in the world. Chicken Road is in hundreds. For a player in Lahore whose bookmaker carries Chicken Road and whose connection to Roobet is blocked, the extra point of RTP is theoretical.
Where you find Roobet Originals
Roobet only. The site is reachable in much of Latin America, Africa and Asia and restricted in the UK, US, Australia and most of the EU. Deposits are crypto-first with some local methods. Our Mission Uncrossable page compares it to Chicken Road lane by lane, and the country hubs note where Roobet is accessible.
Frequently asked questions
Is Mission Uncrossable the same as Chicken Road?
Same idea, different game. Both are step-based: a chicken crosses lanes, each lane raises the multiplier, you cash out after any step. Mission Uncrossable is a Roobet exclusive with 99% RTP and four difficulty levels; Chicken Road is InOut Games' version at 98%, distributed to hundreds of operators. Which copied which is a matter of dispute we stay out of.
Is Roobet licensed?
Roobet is a brand of Raw Entertainment B.V., registered in Curacao, and states that it is licensed by the Government of Curacao under licence OGL/2024/687/0427 with a GCB certificate validation link. That is the newer Curacao regime rather than the old sub-licence model, which is an improvement, but it is not a UKGC or MGA licence.
Where can I play Mission Uncrossable?
Only at Roobet. The Originals are exclusive to the platform and are not supplied to other casinos. Roobet is accessible in much of Latin America, Asia and Africa and restricted in the UK, the US, Australia and most of the EU. Check your country page for whether it is reachable where you are.
Daniel Reyes
Daniel has written about online casino games since 2016 and has been playing crash games since the first Bustabit era. He owns the editorial standards on this site and signs off every global page.