19+ in most of Canada (18+ in Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec). By continuing you confirm you meet the age requirement for your province. Responsible play
Virtual coins only. No real money, no prizes, no in-site purchases.

Games

Pick a tempo, not a prize desk

The four titles share a coin purse and nothing else: a marked wheel, a doubling coin, a card judgement, a falling disc. Open any of them with the same header count.

Overhead still life of a wheel, scarab, plaid cards and a brass pegboard
Wild West · one spin
Western prize wheel on saloon wood

Spur Wheel

Stake a number, spin the 54-pocket wheel, collect the posted odds if the pointer matches. High marks occupy thinner slices.

Play Spur Wheel
Egypt · call or collect
Gold scarab coin

Scarab Streak

Fair coin, doubling pot. Walk away after a hit or press the streak.

Play Scarab Streak
North · card by card
Cards, canoe and maple leaf

North Shore Hi-Lo

Ace high, ties lose, deck without replacement. Collect after each correct call.

Play North Shore Hi-Lo
Brass · eight bounces
Steampunk peg board

Valve Drop

Binomial fall into nine valves. Centre is common; the rim pays 10×.

Play Valve Drop

Character

How they sit on the floor

Spur Wheel — the marked spin

Closest to a carnival money wheel. You are not hoping the wheel “likes you”; you are backing a labelled slice whose width you can see. A round is over in a few seconds.

Scarab Streak — the press

The only decision after a hit is collect or continue. The coin does not remember the last face. That is the whole joke, and the whole rule.

North Shore Hi-Lo — the read

A seven is a coin-flip with a sting: three ranks can tie and those ties miss. A three is not a coin-flip. Play it as a card game, not as a slot.

Valve Drop — the fall

You choose a stake and let gravity-lite do the talking. Watching the disc is the entertainment; the slot multipliers are printed on the valves before it lands.