Merle keeps his answers short.
No. Each coin comes free, and the app sells nothing.
No. Prairie Bushel does not offer real-money gambling, does not promote it, and no win carries real-world value.
No. Nowhere in town is anything for sale.
Not at Hopper Row: anybody can play it, and there is nothing to fill in. Stonearch Grade and Waybill Landing need a free scale ticket, which asks for a nickname, an email address, a password and a tick saying you are 19 or over. You will not find a card form anywhere in town.
Your coins, level and missions are then waiting whenever you return, and Merle gets to confirm you are 19 or over before your first spin.
No. The line runs in whatever browser you are using right now.
Yes. From Hopper Row to the lake depot it is a single balance, a single level and one daily mission list.
On your account page, press Delete my account. Your nickname, email address and password hash are removed immediately, and it is permanent.
Grown-ups of 19 and over, nobody younger.
Yes. Each spin lands on an independent random position on every reel, and earlier spins never shape later ones.
Log back in and your account balance is returned. Coins are recorded against your account rather than this browser’s storage.
No. Not one gambling advert, operator or affiliate link is posted in town.
The town gates at Prairie Bushel open for adults aged 19 or over. Its coins are virtual and hold no monetary value; they can never be bought, sold, withdrawn or exchanged. Merle keeps no coin counter and no payment page anywhere in town, offers no prize of real-world value, and is clear that success here does not imply future success at real-money gambling.
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