How results are decided

Random numbers

Every result — where the reels stop, which card is dealt, where the ball lands — comes from the Web Crypto random number generator built into your browser, at the moment you play. It is the same generator browsers use for security. Earlier rounds, your balance, your level and your rank never change the odds of the next round.

Published paytables

Each game has a rules page with its full paytable and features. The game in your browser reads the very same table, so what you read is exactly what is paid. Card and wheel games use standard rules: six-deck blackjack, a single-zero roulette wheel and a full 52-card deck for video poker and higher-or-lower.

Server checks for members

When a member plays, each finished round is sent to our server, which checks it against the game's limits before updating the balance. The Fairground Wheel and the Coin Fountain are drawn on the server itself.

Long-run returns

Over a very long run, reel, tumble and original games return roughly 94 to 97 Embers for every 100 played, and table games follow their usual maths. Short sessions swing a lot in both directions — that is what randomness looks like.

What we never do

• We never change results to keep you playing, and we do not show fake "near misses".
• We never sell Embers or anything else, and Embers cannot be exchanged for money or prizes.
• We never suggest that practice here leads to success at real-money gambling — it does not.