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Moonrise Reels
The slot we built for the lodge's long nights: five reels framed in birch bark, fifteen fixed lines and a small cast of things you'd find on a walk after dark. Choose a stake between 15 and 150 Orly Coins and spin. It's all free, and the coins have no cash value.
- 15 lines
- 15–150 OC
- Owl wild
- Globe scatter
How to play
Spinning the reels
Choose a stake with the round chips under the reels: 15, 30, 75 or 150 OC per spin, which is 1, 2, 5 or 10 OC on each line. Press Spin. The reels stop one after another from the left, and any line that pays lights up with a gold thread across the window. The message under the controls tells you exactly what landed and how many coins went back into your purse.
The first time you play, the game asks you to confirm that you're 19 or over, right there in the panel. There are no pop-ups and nothing to fill in.
Reading the paytable
Open Paytable & rules beneath the reels to see every symbol. All fifteen lines are always on, and each pays for three, four or five matching symbols in a row from the leftmost reel. Line pays are multiples of the line stake, which is your spin stake divided by fifteen: at 75 OC a spin, each line is worth 5 OC, so five Birch Leaves on one line come to 100 × 5 = 500 OC.
Birch Leaf, Acorn, Feather and Lingonberries are the everyday symbols. The Lantern and the North Star sit a step higher, and the Harvest Moon is the best of the regulars. The Owl is wild and stands in for anything except the Sky Globe; a run of owls on its own pays most of all. The Sky Globe is the scatter: three or more anywhere pay a multiple of your whole stake. Only the best result on each line counts.
Coins and rounds
Where the coins go
Each spin takes your stake from the purse first, then adds back whatever landed. If the purse dips below 5,000 OC, the refill button at the top of the game brings it back to 5,000 at no cost. There's no limit on refills and no waiting time. Your balance is saved in your browser on this device, so it will still be there tomorrow unless you clear your site data.
Play it gently
Slots move quickly, and a free game can still take more of an evening than you meant to give it. Set a reality check on the responsible play page and Spinorly will tap you on the shoulder every 15, 30 or 60 minutes. You can also lock all four games for an hour, a day or a week.
Why the moon
The view from the porch
Anyone who has spent a winter night at a cabin knows the moment. The stove ticks, somebody says "look", and there it is, coming up over the treeline, huge and orange. We wanted the reels to feel like that window. The birch frame is the porch railing, the lantern is the one hanging by the door, and the owl is the neighbour who keeps later hours than any of us.
Three quick ones
Moonrise Reels questions
What does the Owl do?
The Owl is the wild. It completes a line for any other symbol except the Sky Globe, and five owls on one line is the biggest result on the reels.
Can I change the number of lines?
No. All fifteen lines are always active, so the only choice you make is how much to stake on each spin.
Is there a way to beat the reels?
No. Every spin is a fresh, simulated random result. There is no pattern to learn and nothing to gain beyond more Orly Coins, which have no cash value.
Fancy a change of table? Try the Aurora Wheel, Hearthside Poker or Birchwood Blackjack.