Answers as short as a jig.
No. Hamish hands out every coin for nothing, and the games have no shop.
No. The barn will not offer or promote real-money gambling, and a win here has no value anywhere else.
No. Nothing is for sale anywhere in the barn.
Not for Rafter Reel. That one is open to anybody, no form at all. For Oatcake Hearth and Tidewater Doors you need a free account: pick a nickname, give an email address and a password, and tick to say you are 19 or over. Nowhere on the site will you meet a card form.
Two reasons. Your coins, level and missions are kept for your next visit, and we get to check you are 19 or over before you play.
No. The games play in whatever browser you are using now.
Yes. Rafter Reel, Oatcake Hearth and Tidewater Doors use one balance, one level and one set of daily missions between them.
Head to your account page and hit Delete my account. Out go your nickname, email address and password hash, right away, and they cannot be brought back.
Grown-ups aged 19 or over, nobody else.
Yes. Every reel lands on its own random position each spin, and past spins have no pull on the next one.
Sign in again with your email and password and your account balance is waiting. The coins belong to the account.
No. Gambling adverts, operators and affiliate links are all kept out of the barn.
You must be 19 or over to come in to Kitchen Party Barn. The coins on every reel are virtual: no monetary value, and no way to buy, sell, withdraw or exchange them. There is no coin shop and no payment page anywhere in the barn, no prize worth anything in the real world is handed out, and success here does not imply future success at real-money gambling.
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