Brevier answers each one plainly, in as few lines as he can set.
Not a penny. Coins are given away and there is nothing in-app to buy.
Never. Typecase Cellar does not offer or promote real-money gambling, and every win stays as play coins with no real-world value.
No. Brevier sells nothing, not a single coin.
Not for Lockup Stone, which anyone may pull without filling in a thing. Lampblack Library and Pigeonhole Despatch need a free account, which asks for a nickname, an inbox, a password and a tick for being 18 or over. No card form exists anywhere in the cellar.
It holds your coins, level and missions in your drawer until you come back, and it gives Brevier a way to check your age is 18 or over before the first pull.
No. Every game opens straight in your web browser, with nothing to install.
Yes. Lockup Stone, the library and the despatch room all draw on one set of coins, one level and one list of daily missions.
Press Delete my account on your account page. Out go your nickname, email address and password hash, at once and beyond recall.
Grown-ups of 18 or older; nobody younger comes down these steps.
Yes. Each reel stops at a random point chosen afresh on every spin, and no earlier spin has any say in a later one.
Log in again and the cellar sets your account balance back in place. Brevier files coins against your account instead of leaving them loose in the browser.
No. Gambling adverts, operators and affiliate links have no place in the cellar.
Only grown-ups of 18 and over belong at Typecase Cellar. Each game runs on virtual coins with no monetary value, and they cannot be bought, sold, withdrawn or exchanged. You will find no coin counter and no payment page on any sheet of this site, no prize of real-world value is put up, and success here does not imply future success at real-money gambling.
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