Straight answers, fresh off the boat.
Not a penny. Every coin is handed out free, and nothing is sold in-app.
No. Kipperfire Harbour does not offer or promote real-money gambling in any form, and a win on the quay is worth nothing in the real world.
No. Tarquil has nothing on the quay to sell you.
Not for Tenterhook Tiers: anyone can spin it without a single box to fill. Saltcran Quay and Cutchsail Drift want a free account, and Tarquil chalks one up from four things: nickname, email address, password, plus a tick that you are 18 or over. The site has no card form at all.
Two reasons: your coins, level and missions wait on the slate for your return, and Tarquil can confirm you are 18 or over before you play.
No. The games run in your existing web browser.
Yes. One balance, one level and one batch of daily missions run through all three worlds, Tenterhook Tiers among them.
Open your account page and press Delete my account. The nickname, email address and password hash vanish immediately, and nothing brings them back.
Grown-ups of eighteen and over, nobody younger: 18+ only.
Yes. On each spin every reel settles on its own independently drawn random position, and no earlier spin has any bearing on a later one.
Log in again and the balance saved with your account comes back. Coins are recorded against the account itself.
No. Not one gambling advert, operator or affiliate link appears anywhere on the quay.
The quay is closed to anyone under 18. Every harbour coin is virtual and worth nothing in money; no coin may be bought or sold, and none can be withdrawn or swapped through any exchange. Search every smokehouse and you will turn up no coin counter and no till, and no prize with real-world value hangs from the rafters. A lucky tide on these reels does not imply future success at real-money gambling.
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