Chicken Games covers one niche and covers it without cutting corners. Crash runners, chicken slots, bankroll strategy, industry news – everything on this site goes through the same filter: real RTP, real volatility, no promotional copy dressed up as analysis.
The team
The team behind Chicken Games – three analysts who cover crash mechanics, operator behaviour and industry news. Collectively known as the Chicken Degens, individually responsible for every number on this site.
- Marcus Lindstrom – Senior Game Analyst
Marcus has been tracking crash and skill-flavoured games since 2015. He built the review framework used across the site – volatility profiles, difficulty breakdowns, real-session RTP testing. When a game claims 96% and plays like 91%, Marcus is the one who writes it up exactly like that. - Alex Kovacs – Crash Games Analyst
Alex focuses on crash mechanics and multiplier distribution across InOut Games titles and newer challengers like Galaxsys. His work covers how difficulty modes actually shift the math, not just the visual pace of the game. Every Chicken Road variant on this site has gone through his breakdown first. - Raymonds Ozols – Crash Games Analyst
Raymonds tracks the operator side of crash gambling – how the same game plays differently across casinos, where RTP gets quietly adjusted in bonus conditions and what “provably fair” actually covers when you read the terms. His coverage connects the game mechanics to the real conditions players encounter in the lobby. - Tomasz Wierzbicki – News Editor
Tomasz covers the industry side of crash gambling – regulatory shifts, operator moves and new market entries. He tracks what changes in the news cycle actually mean for the games and the players behind them, and cuts the press release language before it reaches the page.
What we cover and why
Chicken Games started because the niche had no serious coverage. Every chicken crash review was either a casino affiliate piece with no real numbers or a forum post from someone who played three rounds. We cover InOut Games releases, new entrants, strategy and industry news because someone has to do it properly. No house money, no padded ratings, no “up to” numbers presented as averages.