The open-air deck at the far end of the hall, where a huge striped sun sinks behind black palms and a lone pair of roller boots glides across the shine. It spins for anyone at once, and in its free round Twirla doubles every win on the deck.
Sunstripe Glide is the deck Twirla never ropes off: a glossy open-air floor framed by pink and cyan light tubes, the sea glowing past the rail and a mirror ball perched on its neon pillar. The pace is middling. Peach sodas, sweatbands and wheel keys hand out the regular small pays, while the pink-wheel high-top and the pastel convertible carry the bigger ones. The Palm Sunset Badge stands in for any symbol except the Cyan-Clasp Band. Three bands anywhere unlock ten double-pay spins under the sinking sun; four bands keep the deck lit for fifteen spins, five bands for twenty-five, and any band caught in the round adds more.
Double Sundown. Each win in the free round is paid at double value, opening spin to closing spin.
Every spin on this floor uses free virtual coins. There is no real-money gambling, wins have no real-world value and nothing in the games is on sale. Results are drawn by a random number generator, and one spin never influences the next.
Measured by running this page's own engine for 10,000,000 spins: coin RTP 96.9%, hit frequency 36.6%, free spins about once in 145 spins, a win of 10x your stake or more about once in 91 spins. Coin figures only — no money is staked or returned.
Open the page and the sunset deck is already lit, a tray of play coins waiting by the rail. No form and no download, only the striped sun and the shine on the boards.
Pick a stake and spin. The Palm Sunset Badge can stand in for any symbol on a line except the Cyan-Clasp Band.
Three Cyan-Clasp Bands anywhere buckle on ten free spins; count fifteen with four bands and twenty-five with five. Inside the round every win pays double.
First-timers who want to try a machine before filling in a hire card, and anyone who likes an even, middling pace with a free round that pays twice over.
A balanced swing. Sodas and sweatbands keep small pays coming round like skaters on the bend, while the convertible saves its shine for the double-pay free round.
| Glitter symbol | Five of it along a line | That win as a cut of the full stake |
|---|---|---|
 Palm Sunset Badge (wild) | 5,000× line bet | 200× your stake |
 Sunset Convertible | 2,600× line bet | 104× your stake |
 Pink-Wheel High-Top | 1,400× line bet | 56× your stake |
 Wheel Key Lanyard | 800× line bet | 32× your stake |
 Two-Tone Sweatband | 550× line bet | 22× your stake |
 Peach Soda Glass | 320× line bet | 12.8× your stake |
The five card ranks (10 to A) pay the least. Three Cyan-Clasp Bands anywhere open the free round. Full values for three and four of a kind are in the paytable.
No. Anybody can play the sunset deck right on the page. Twirla only asks for a hire card at the mural scaffold and the mirror-ball floor.
Twirla slides them onto your new wristband next to the 100,000-coin float loaded on each new hire card.
No. Double Sundown only runs inside the free round; paid spins pay at their normal value.
The mission card resets each day, counts on all three floors and is never compulsory.
Down the back stairs in Gullstair Lane, a wooden scaffold leans on the brick while a giant sunrise mural spreads across the wall in fresh yellow paint. A middling world whose free round climbs plank by plank and never slips back.
The main floor under the neon canopy, where a giant crystal mirror ball breaks pink and cyan beams into a falling shower of sparkle. The boldest world in the hall: winning symbols drop away, fresh ones rain down, and every extra link in a chain is worth more.
Skate for fun, and unlace when it stops being fun. Set yourself a time limit before the first spin and take breaks. If gambling of any kind is bringing you problems, the National Gambling Helpline is free and confidential on 0808 8020 133, around the clock, and GamCare and BeGambleAware are there too. Twirla’s responsible play policy has the rest.
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.
Somebody to talk to about gambling, free and in confidence: National Gambling Helpline 0808 8020 133, lines open round the clock · BeGambleAware · GamCare · Twirla’s play-safe page
All three floors dip into one jar of coins. A free wristband opens the lot, and it hangs on to your coins, starred floors, level and daily missions until the next disco night.
Not ready? Spin the open world, Sunstripe Glide — no email needed.