Plain answers, folded small.
It does not. Every coin is given freely and the games hold no in-app purchases.
No. Creasewater Wharf does not offer real-money gambling, does not promote it, and no win on the wharf has real-world value.
No. Nowhere on the wharf is anything offered for sale.
Not for Bowfold Regatta, which races for anybody without a single field to complete. Tintcard Alcove and Firemouth Kiln need a free account: a nickname, an email address, a password and a tick confirming you are 18 or over. No part of the wharf contains a card form.
It keeps your coins, level and missions in your satchel for the next visit, and it gives us the chance to confirm you are 18 or over before play begins.
No. The wharf runs in whichever browser you already use.
They do. All three workshops, the regatta among them, use one balance, one level and one set of daily missions.
Open your account page and choose Delete my account. In that moment your nickname, email address and password hash are taken off the tag, and the deletion cannot be undone.
Only adults: everyone must be 18 or over.
It is. On each spin every reel takes an independent random position, and no previous spin bears on the ones that follow.
Log in to your mooring tag once more and the balance returns, as the coins are kept with your account.
No. The wharf carries no gambling advertising, no operators and no affiliate links.
On Creasewater Wharf the towpath is for those aged 18 or over. Each regatta, alcove and kiln runs on virtual coins with no monetary value, which nobody can buy, sell, withdraw or exchange. You will not find a cashier’s hatch, a payment page or a prize of real-world value anywhere along the canal, and a fine afternoon at the regatta does not imply future success at real-money gambling.
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