One free machine with no account, two more behind a free one, and every rule written down.
You need a free account to play, and the form runs to four fields: a nickname, an email address, a password and a tick saying you are 18 or over. No card, no address, no phone number, because there is nothing here to pay for. The account exists so your coins and progress are waiting next time, and so the games stay with adults. One button on your account page removes it and everything attached.
You start with 50,000 free coins. The same balance, the same level and the same jobs apply in every bay. Coins are virtual tokens. None of them can be bought, sold, cashed out or traded, and what you win is worth nothing beyond the screen.
There are no in-app purchases, and no payment page exists anywhere on the site.
Each machine runs five reels, three deep. Matching symbols pay from the left on touching reels, along the fixed lines printed in the pay table. The stake is divided equally between those lines, which is why the pay table is written per line. Scatters are the exception and pay on the whole stake. Where two wins land on one line, the larger is the one paid.
| Feature type | What it does | Worlds |
|---|---|---|
| Doubled free spins | Three scatters open free spins with every win doubled | Rose Beacon |
| Last-reel respin | Exactly two scatters and no win respins the fifth reel, free | Lime Cutter |
| Climbing multiplier | The free-spin multiplier rises as the round goes on | Pewter Tide |
Every reel is a fixed strip of symbols. Each spin takes an independent random position on each one, drawn by the browser's own random number generator. Past spins never affect the next, and nothing adapts to your balance or how long you have been playing.
Return, hit frequency and feature frequency were measured by running each machine's own code for millions of spins, and printed in its pay table. They describe free coin play here and say nothing about any real-money game.
Pewter Bay is for adults aged 18 and over, and nobody else. Every coin is virtual, worth nothing in money, and cannot be bought, sold, withdrawn or traded. Nothing here is for sale, no prize of real value exists, and being good at this predicts nothing about real-money gambling.
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