Chicken Shot - Demo & Slot Review

Chicken Shot is a BGaming casual game released on May 26, 2026. The RTP is 97.00%, volatility is low, and the maximum multiplier is x64. BGaming also lists a maximum win of €256,000, which depends on stake settings and operator limits. The game does not use a reel layout, paylines, ways, cluster pays, wilds, scatters, or a traditional max win cap in the normal slot sense. The multiplier ladder includes x1.1, x1.5, x2, x4, x8, x16, x32, and x64. Smaller targets are easier to hit, while the bigger multipliers require more risk.

• Basics: Chicken Shot does not have spins. The player sets a bet, chooses a chicken, and clicks to shoot. If the selected chicken is taken down, its displayed multiplier is applied to the bet. If the chicken is not taken down, the bet is lost. Each round resolves very quickly, which makes the game feel closer to an arcade gambling game than a traditional video slot.
• Multipliers: Every chicken shows a multiplier before the player shoots. The available multipliers are x1.1, x1.5, x2, x4, x8, x16, x32, and x64. The lower multipliers are the safer targets, while the higher multipliers are much harder to hit. The game’s maximum default payout is x64, so the ceiling is small compared with modern high volatility slots, but the low volatility setup keeps the action frequent.
• Chance to Win: When hovering over a chicken, the game shows the Chance to Win for that target. This tells the player the likelihood of taking the chicken down on the first shot. The mechanic makes the risk level clear before committing to a target, so the player can choose between safer low multipliers and more aggressive high multiplier shots.
• Click counter: The click counter appears when hovering over a chicken and tracks the number of shots fired at each target. It continues tracking even if the player switches between chickens during the round.
• Manual mode: In Manual mode, the player chooses the target chicken and shoots manually. This is the main way to play if the player wants direct control over risk, because the selected multiplier and chance are visible before shooting. The format is simple, but it gives more agency than a fully random instant win reveal.
• Spin mode: In Spin mode, the game randomly selects a chicken for the player. This removes the manual target decision and makes the round feel more automated. It is useful for faster play, but it also reduces the main strategic element, because the player is no longer actively choosing between multiplier risk levels.
• Autoplay: Autoplay lets the player set preferred targets, stop conditions, and the number of rounds, then lets the game continue automatically. This fits the instant win format, but it also makes bankroll control important because rounds can resolve very quickly and repeated losses can stack up faster than in a normal slot.