Short answers, given straight, like a seed packet.
It is. Every coin in the tin is free, and the allotment holds no in-app purchases.
No. Gambling with real money, elsewhere is not something Giant Marrow Plots offers or promotes, and a win on the plots has no real-world value.
No. Nowhere on the allotment is anything for sale.
Not for Showbench Swell, whose gate stands open to every visitor, no form needed. Tendril Canes and Plot Nine Downpour require a free account, which needs only a nickname, an email, a password and one tick confirming you are 18 or over. Card forms simply do not appear on this site.
An account lets your coins, level and missions wait in the shed until your next visit, and it is our means of confirming you are 18 or over before play begins.
No. All the plots grow inside the browser you already use.
It does. There is one balance, one level and one batch of daily missions across all three plots, and Showbench Swell is part of it.
On your account page, press Delete my account; your nickname, email address and password hash will be erased on the spot, and there is no way of getting them back.
Adults of 18 and upwards, and nobody else.
None at all. For every spin, every reel comes to rest at an independent random position, and earlier spins influence nothing.
Log in once more and the coin tin on your account returns. The coins are filed under your account, not inside the browser.
No. Gambling adverts, gambling operators and affiliate links have no place anywhere on the allotment.
The plots at Giant Marrow Plots are for grown-ups of 18 or over. The plots run on make-believe coins of no monetary value, which nobody can buy, sell, withdraw or exchange. You will not find a coin stall or a till anywhere on the allotment, the show bench awards nothing with real-world value, and success here does not imply future success at real-money gambling.
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