The sunset deck for everybody, two indoor floors behind a free wristband, and every rule set down here.
Sunstripe Glide 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.
Topplank Sunrise and Sparkfall Floor sit behind a free wristband. The hire card has just four boxes: a skate name, an email address, a password and a tick to say you are 18 or over. There is no card box, no postal address and no phone number, as the hall sells nothing. Why have a wristband at all? It keeps your coins and progress safe until your next visit, and it keeps the reels for grown-ups. A single button on your account page deletes it along with everything on it.
Twirla loads 100,000 free coins onto your new wristband, plus whatever the sunset deck has paid you on this device. That balance, level and mission card goes with you from the deck to the scaffold to the mirror-ball floor. The coins are virtual: they cannot be bought, sold, withdrawn or exchanged for anything, and no win is worth anything in the real world.
There are no in-app purchases, and the hall has no payment page at all.
Each floor is five reels by three rows. Wins are read from the left, beginning on reel one and carrying on across adjoining reels along fixed paylines. Your stake is divided evenly over the lines, and the paytable shows values as multiples of the line bet, apart from the scatter, which pays on the total stake. A line pays its single biggest win and no other.
| Bonus on the floor | How it plays out on the floor | Floors that have it |
|---|---|---|
| Tumbling reels | Winning symbols burst like glitter, everything above slides down and new symbols drop in at the top. Every further win in the run is worth more: x1 on the original spin, then x2, x3, and x5 on each tumble after that. | Sparkfall Floor |
| Scaffold-climbing multiplier | Through the free spins the multiplier only goes one way, upwards, and stays up until the round is over. | Topplank Sunrise |
| Wilds that stay put while Twirla respins | Paid spin, no win, but a wild on show? Every wild holds its spot and the rest of the grid respins on the house. | |
| Last-reel respin | When a paid spin wins nothing but lands two scatters, reel five takes one more free turn in search of a third. | |
| Sunset free spins, paid double | The sunset deck’s round keeps it simple: three scatters start the free spins and every win during them is doubled. | Sunstripe Glide |
A fixed strip of symbols sits on every reel. For each spin, the random number generator in your browser picks an independent point on every strip. What happened on earlier spins never steers later ones, and nothing changes because of your balance or the hours you have played.
The return, hit rate and bonus rate shown for each floor were measured by running the floor’s own code through millions of spins, then printed in its paytable. They apply to coin play in these free games and to nothing else; they reveal nothing about any real-money game.
The hall door says 18 and over, and Twirla means it. Every reel on the boardwalk turns on virtual coins of no monetary value, coins that cannot be bought, sold, withdrawn or exchanged. There is no coin kiosk, no till and no prize of real-world value anywhere along the rink, and a lucky night on the mirror-ball floor does not imply future success at real-money gambling.
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