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A Limbo rule separates three amounts: the stake charged, the target multiplier and the winning amount credited to the balance. Keeping them distinct prevents gross return from being mistaken for net profit.
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BGaming’s published Limbo rules say the player chooses a bet amount and a target multiplier. The bet is charged first. A generated field value then stops: if it is above the chosen target, the round wins; if it is below the target, the bet loses. The rule sheet’s comparison is strict, so do not assume equality settles as a win unless the exact version says so.
The selected target is not the generated result and does not guarantee it. A higher target changes the comparison point; it does not make an outcome certain.
In the cited BGaming rules, the winning amount credited to the balance equals the bet amount multiplied by the chosen multiplier. Example: a 2-credit stake at a 3× target wins if the generated result is above 3×. The balance receives 6 credits; because 2 were charged at the start, the net gain is 4 credits.
If the generated value is below 3×, the 2-credit stake is lost and the net result is −2 credits. The credited 6 is a gross return that includes the returned stake, while 4 is the net gain after subtracting the original 2. This arithmetic is for the cited rule wording.
The published BGaming rules describe manual play and an automode with settings for how the bet changes after a win or loss, as well as stop-on-profit and stop-on-loss options. These settings repeat or stop a sequence; they do not predict a generated value.
Automated rounds still spend money on each new bet. A run of losses does not make a later round due to win, and changing a stake after a loss changes exposure rather than the result already generated. Stop settings control when a sequence ends; they do not make a session profitable.
When the generated value is above the chosen target multiplier; the published rule describes the target as less than the stopped value.
Not if the 2-credit stake was already charged. The net gain is 6 minus 2, or 4 credits.
No. It can change or stop bets according to settings, but it does not predict the generated value.