Let it stay a pastime

Free, and still for adults only

A social casino game wears the look, sound and rhythm of real gambling. That is why Typecase Cellar is meant solely for adults past the legal gambling age and is never pitched at under-18s. Your age is asked about twice: by the banner at the top of the steps, and again by a tick on the slip when you open an account.

Lines Brevier will never set

• Run real-money gambling, or advertise it for anyone.
• Put up a prize with real-world value.
• Put a price on coins, or tuck in-app purchases into a drawer.
• Point you towards gambling operators or the affiliates who feed them.
• Set countdown clocks or streak counters to tug you back down the steps.

A straight word from the compositor

Free games may be set up to feel open-handed, and this one refills your balance at no cost. A real-money game does neither of those things. A good run on Brevier’s stone says nothing about how you would get on with real money riding on it.

Smudges worth looking at twice

• Losing track of the hours you planned to play.
• Growing irritable whenever you stop.
• Pulling the lever to dodge a low mood.
• It is stealing hours from sleep, from work or from people.
• You start wondering where a cash version of the cellar might be found.

Your hand on the press bar

• Set your finishing time before the first pull.
• Pull each lever yourself; leave autoplay off.
• Step away for a break at regular intervals.
• Clear this site’s data and every sheet goes back to blank paper; to shut the cellar door for good, block the site in your device settings.

Free support anywhere in the UK

Worried about a child using this site? Write to [email protected] and we will help you block it.