The cannery hoist for everybody, the channel and the seaplane behind a free slip, and every rule chalked up on the tide board.
Winchline Cannery is open to everyone: lower the hoist on the home page or on its own page and spin with free play coins. Nobody asks for a name, an email or a password, and there is nothing to tick.
Otterdrift Channel and Spraywake Seaplane are tied up behind a free account. The slip form holds four boxes: a nickname, an email address, a password, and a tick that says you are 19 or over. Skookum never asks for a card, a home address or a phone number, because the cove sells nothing. Why have a slip at all? So your coins and progress are bobbing at the same cleat when you return, and so the reels stay with adults. A single button on your account page cuts the slip loose, along with every coin and mission tied to it.
Your slip opens with 100,000 free coins already in the dock box, and whatever Winchline Cannery paid you on this same device rows over to join them. Cannery, channel and seaplane run off that one balance, one level and one list of missions. The coins are virtual: they cannot be bought, sold, withdrawn or traded for anything, and no win of theirs holds real-world value.
You can walk every dock and never meet in-app purchases or a payment page, because there are none.
Every world in the cove sets out five reels and three rows. A win starts on the first reel at the left and runs rightward across neighbouring reels along fixed paylines. Your stake is split in equal shares over the lines; paytable values are multiples of that line bet, all but the scatter, which is paid on the total stake. If a line holds more than one win, only the biggest is paid.
| Bonus on the berth | What the reels do in the cove | Where it turns |
|---|---|---|
| Tumbling reels | A winning set vanishes, the symbols above slide down, and new ones drop in to fill the gaps. Each fresh win in that chain pays a bigger multiple: x1 on the spin itself, x2 and x3 after it, and x5 for every tumble beyond. | Spraywake Seaplane |
| Climbing free-spin multiplier | Through the free spins the multiplier winches up a notch at a time and holds every notch until the round is over. | Winchline Cannery |
| Wilds that stay moored, then a respin | A paid spin that pays nothing but lands a wild leaves every wild moored where it fell, and the remaining grid spins once more for free. | Otterdrift Channel |
| Last-reel respin | A paid spin that pays nothing yet shows two scatters gets a free second turn of the fifth reel, fishing for the third scatter. | |
| Double-pay free spins in the cove | The least fussy bonus in the table: three scatters open free spins, and each win during them is paid at double. |
Under each reel lies a fixed strip of symbols. For every spin your browser’s random number generator draws an independent position on each strip, with no memory of earlier spins and no notice taken of your balance or of how many hours you have spent at the docks.
For each world, Skookum ran the game’s own code through millions of spins to measure its return, hit frequency and feature frequency, and chalked the results into its paytable. Those numbers belong to coin play in these free games and say nothing whatever about any real-money game.
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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