One stop open to anybody, two more past a free shack key, and every rule written into the boil log.
Globeglass Row is open to everyone: spin it on the home page or on its own page with free play coins. There is no name, email or password to give and nothing to tick.
Copperpot Cocoa and Harvestmoon Eaves wait behind a free account, and the form is four boxes long: a nickname, an email address, a password and a tick that says you are 19 or over. Ovide never asks for a card, a home address or a phone number, since nothing in this sugar bush is for sale. The shack key does two jobs: it keeps your coins and progress by the evaporator for your next visit, and it lets us hold the reels for adults only. One button on your account page pulls the spile on it, along with all it contains.
Your account opens with 100,000 free coins, and whatever Globeglass Row paid you in this browser is poured in on top. One tin, one level and one list of missions serve the chalets, the cocoa stall and the moonlit roofs. Coins are virtual: nobody can buy, sell, withdraw or swap them for anything, and none of their wins has real-world value.
Not a single in-app purchase exists in the Hollow, and no payment page waits anywhere between the creek and the ridge.
Each of the three worlds sets out five reels in three rows. Wins read from left to right, starting on the first reel and carrying across reels side by side along fixed paylines. Your stake is shared out equally over the lines; paytable values are multiples of the line bet, with one exception, the scatter, which pays on the total stake. If one line holds several wins, only the biggest is paid.
| Bonus round at the stop | What the round does at that stop | Stops on the creek trail using it |
|---|---|---|
| Tumbling reels | Winning symbols melt away like snow off the shack roof, the others slide down and new ones fall in from the top. Each fresh win in the run pays more: x1 on the spin itself, then x2, x3, and x5 for every tumble after those. | Harvestmoon Eaves |
| Multiplier that climbs as the round goes | Across the free round the multiplier goes on rising, and it never slips back down until the round ends. | Globeglass Row |
| Wilds held fast while the rest respin | A paid spin that shows a wild yet pays nothing keeps each wild frozen in place, then spins every other position again, free. | Copperpot Cocoa |
| Last-reel respin | A paid spin with two scatters and no payout gives the fifth reel one more free turn, in the hope of a third. | |
| Free spins paying double at every win | The plainest round in the sugar bush: three scatters bring free spins, and each win they produce is paid twice over. |
On every reel sits a fixed strip of symbols. For each spin your browser’s random number generator chooses an independent stopping point on every strip. Spins do not remember one another, and nothing tilts towards your balance or the hours you have played.
Return, hit frequency and feature frequency for each world come from running the game’s own code for millions of spins, and each paytable prints them. The figures describe coin play in these three free worlds alone and reveal nothing about any real-money game.
Sap Bucket Hollow is kept for grown-ups aged 19 or over. Each reel in the Hollow turns on virtual coins with no monetary value, and Ovide lets nobody buy, sell, withdraw or exchange a single one. Walk from the creek to the ridge and there is no coin shop and no payment page to stumble on, no prize of real-world value hangs from any spile, and success here does not imply future success at real-money gambling.
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