Moonlit Drift

How a spin runs

Stake, spin, settle

Choose a stake of five, ten, twenty-five or fifty coins. That figure covers all five lines at once, so a fifty-coin spin is ten coins riding on each of them, and the whole amount leaves your balance the instant the reels begin.

Every reel carries its own strip of thirty-two stops, weighted so that Glass and Bubble turn up often and the Moon almost never does. Each reel picks a stop independently from your browser's random source, and the three symbols from that point onward are what you see. No reel waits to find out what the others did.

Reading the lines

The five lines are fixed: three straight across, plus a valley and a crest through the middle of the window. A line pays when three or more matching symbols run unbroken from reel one, and the Moon substitutes for any other symbol along the way. Winning positions take a silver frame, the paying symbol is highlighted in the table opposite, and every line that hits is added to the total.

Running out of coins

Stakes larger than your balance are disabled automatically, and if the balance falls below the smallest stake the machine pauses and asks you to refill. Refilling restores the opening thousand coins at no cost — there is no way to pay for coins on this site, and none of this carries any monetary value.

Your balance is held in the browser tab alone. Reloading the page, or opening the site again later, starts you back at one thousand coins.

The symbols on show when the page first loads are a still display only — nothing is staked and nothing is paid until you press spin.