One spout open to everyone, two more once you have a free account, and every rule entered in the book.
Windrow Sundown 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.
Dockage Desk and Coulee Bonebed wait for a free account, and its form is four boxes long: nickname, email address, password and a tick to say you are 19 or over. There is no box for a card, an address or a phone number, since nothing at this elevator is sold. The account does two jobs: it keeps your coins and progress entered for your return, and it keeps the reels for grown-ups. A single button on your account page strikes it out with all it holds.
The permit book opens at 100,000 free coins, and whatever you won at Windrow Sundown on this same device is added in. All three spouts draw on that one balance, one level and one mission list. Coins are virtual: nobody may buy, sell, withdraw or exchange them for anything, and a win is worth nothing in the real world.
Nothing is sold at the elevator: no in-app purchases, no payment page.
All three worlds run five reels by three rows. A paying run begins on the far-left reel and carries rightward across neighbouring reels, along fixed paylines. Lorne cuts the stake into equal portions, one per line; the paytable lists multiples of that line bet, bar the scatter, whose pay is figured on the total stake. A line pays its top win only.
| Kind of bonus | What happens | Found at |
|---|---|---|
| Tumbling reels | Symbols that win drop out, the remainder fall, and fresh symbols arrive from above. Each new win in the sequence is weighed heavier: one times on the opening spin, then twice, three times, and five times for each tumble after that. | |
| Rising multiplier | The multiplier on the free spins goes up as the round runs and does not come down until it ends. | Windrow Sundown |
| Wilds held for a respin | When a paid spin lands a wild but wins nothing, the wilds stay pinned and the rest of the grid gets one free respin. | |
| Last-reel respin | If a paid spin wins nothing yet two scatters show, the fifth reel turns again for free, digging for the third. | Coulee Bonebed |
| Double-pay free spins | The plainest bonus at the elevator: three scatters set off free spins, and the scale ticket doubles each win inside them. | Dockage Desk |
Every reel carries its own fixed strip of symbols. Each spin, a random number generator in your browser chooses an independent position on every strip. No past spin steers a future one, and nothing reacts to your balance or how long you have been at it.
Lorne gets the return, hit frequency and feature frequency of every world by running its own code through millions of spins, then prints the readings on that world’s paytable. They cover coin play in these free games and nothing else, least of all any real-money game.
First line on every Sloughside Elevator scale ticket: adults of 19 or over, nobody younger. The reels are fed with virtual coins, which have no monetary value; no one can buy one, sell one, withdraw one or exchange one. The tally office keeps no coin counter and no payment page, nothing hauled out of here has real-world value, and success here does not imply future success at real-money gambling.
Gambling support, free and confidential, posted by the agent’s window: ConnexOntario 1-866-531-2600, any hour, every day · CCSA · Responsible Gambling Council · The elevator’s responsible play policy