Red LeafA wheel where every round is one decision, a slot where five paylines do the work, and a keno board where you build the ticket yourself. All three run on the same free coin balance, publish their full paytables, and use cryptographic randomness with no tuning behind the curtain.
The simplest game in the house and the fastest. Pick a bet, spin, and the wheel eases to a stop on one of 24 wedges: thirteen pay nothing, six return your bet, and the rest multiply it by 2×, 3× or — on a single gold wedge — 8×. Every wedge is equally likely, every count is printed on the page, and a round takes about five seconds.
Spin the wheel
Our five-reel slot pays on three straight rows plus two zig-zags, always left to right, three-of-a-kind or better. Pearls are wild and substitute for every ordinary symbol; jellyfish are scatters that pay from anywhere on the window, three or more at a time. Shells are the rare ones — a full line of five pays 100× the line bet.
Spin the reels
Keno rewards patience and a bit of planning. Mark anywhere from one to ten numbers on the 80-spot grid — or let quick pick do it — then twenty draws light up one by one and your hits glow coral. A one-number ticket keeps things calm; a ten-pick ticket chases a 10,000× long shot. The paytable updates live as you change your picks.
Mark a ticketOne coin balance follows you across all three games, stored only in your own browser. Bets come out of it, wins go back into it, and the header always shows where you stand. Each game page carries its complete rules and payout table — no hidden multipliers, no mystery odds.
The coins themselves are play money in the strictest sense: free to receive, impossible to buy, worth nothing outside these pages. You get 10,000 to start, 2,500 more each day you drop by, and a reset button whenever you want a clean slate.