restaurant-tria.de
German-language information page about the Chicken Road casino game and the German online casinos that offer it
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About restaurant-tria.de
The site provides an overview of Chicken Road, a casino slot game developed by InOut Games and released on 4 April 2024. It describes the rules, features and bonus rounds, and states an RTP of 98%.
It also lists online casinos in Germany that offer the game and describes them as holding a German GGL licence, with welcome bonus and payout speed details. The site is aimed at German-speaking players interested in the game and in online casinos.
Product: Information and casino comparison content about the Chicken Road casino slot game.
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