The ship’s logbook
Eleven short entries written by the crew. Begin with your first evening aboard, then turn back to the log whenever something on the reels wants explaining.
Your first evening aboard
A gentle first trip down the river: choosing a landing, reading its card, setting a play amount and following a round through.
RulesHow to read a landing’s paytable
Where the Rules panel lives, how line awards relate to your play amount and why scatters are counted differently from everything else.
FeaturesFree spins from start to finish
What sets free spins going, how many you receive, how a rising tide lifts the multiplier and what happens when more scatters arrive.
Understanding resultsCalm water and choppy water
What volatility means aboard: why some landings pay small amounts often while others stay quiet for long runs before a larger award.
CreditsPlay Credits, plainly put
Fictional credits only: what you start with, how the free top-up works and why credits can never be bought, sold, passed on or cashed out.
Start hereDeck pass or free account?
What a two-hour deck pass gives you, what a free account adds, and what is kept once you leave the boat.
HelpWhen a round is cut short
Your round is safe if the connection fails, the tab shuts part-way through or the spin button gets a double press. Here is why.
Shore leaveKeeping the cruise in proportion
Habits that help and the tools built into every account: time reminders, breaks of a day, a week or a month, and where to find support.
FeaturesThe six currents side by side
A quick comparison of plain sailing, rising tide, moored wilds, tumbling weir, fifth-reel eddy and floodwater wilds.
Start herePicking a stretch of the river
A short tour of the five stretches, what scenery each holds and which landings on each suit a calm evening or a livelier one.
Understanding resultsWhere the figures on each landing come from
How the return, hit rate, free-spin frequency and largest award are measured, and why a short evening can look nothing like them.