Quick answers, straight from the wings.
Yes. Every coin is handed over free, and there is nothing in-app to purchase.
No. Marionette Pier never offers or promotes real-money gambling, and whatever the reels pay is worth nothing beyond the boards.
No. Nothing on the boards, at the kiosk or aboard the steamer is for sale.
Not for Crosspiece Menagerie: the revue plays to anybody, with not a single blank to fill. Scoop Steeple and Wheezewhistle Steamer open with a free account, built from four things: a nickname, an email address, a password and your tick confirming you are 18 or over. No card form exists on any board of the pier.
So your coins, level and missions are waiting in the wings next time, and so Meringue can confirm you are 18 or over before the curtain goes up.
No. The whole pier opens in the browser you already have.
Yes. One purse, one level and one daily mission list cover all three acts, the open revue among them.
Open your account page and press Delete my account. Meringue strikes your nickname, email address and password hash from the bill immediately, and there is no reversing it.
Over-18s only, every seat.
Yes. Every spin draws a new random stop on each reel; what the last spin did is no concern of the next.
Log back in and your account balance is returned to your pocket. The coins are kept against your account, not against the browser.
No. There are no gambling adverts, no gambling operators and no affiliate links anywhere along the pier.
Curtain rule number one: only adults aged 18 or over are seated at Marionette Pier. The show is paid for in virtual coins of no monetary value, and buying, selling, withdrawing or exchanging them is never possible. From the kiosk to the gilded stage there is no coin shop and no payment page, no prize of real-world value is ever presented, and success here does not imply future success at real-money gambling.
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