Skookum answers them plainly.
No, not a cent. The coins are free from first to last, and the app sells nothing.
No. Real-money gambling is neither offered nor promoted at Kelp Moorings, and no coin the reels pay out is worth anything in the real world.
No. Not one plank of the site sells anything.
No, not for Winchline Cannery: its hoist is down for everybody and there is nothing to fill in. A free account unties Otterdrift Channel and Spraywake Seaplane; you give a nickname, an email address and a password and tick that you are 19 or over. Nowhere in the cove is there a card form.
A slip holds your coins, level and missions at the cleat for next time, and it is how we make sure you are 19 or over before your first spin.
No. Every game runs in the browser you are reading this in.
Yes. The cannery, the channel and the seaplane share one balance, one level and one daily mission list, the open world included.
Open your account page and press Delete my account. The nickname, the email address and the password hash disappear right then, and there is no way to undo it.
The cove is for adults aged 19 or over, nobody younger.
Yes. Every spin draws an independent random stop on each reel, and no earlier spin has any bearing on the next.
Log in again and the balance on your account is right where you left it. Coins are moored to your account rather than to the browser.
No. You will find no gambling adverts, operators or affiliate links anywhere on these docks.
Kelp Moorings is a cove for adults aged 19 or over. Each reel on the docks turns on virtual coins of no monetary value; they cannot be bought, sold, withdrawn or exchanged. Search every float home and you will not find a coin shop or a payment page, no prize of real-world value hangs from the hoist, and success here does not imply future success at real-money gambling.
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