
Moonchime Teatime
A copper pot pours by candlelight in the corner of the great hall while loose leaves swirl down into striped cups. Anyone can spin at once, and every follow-on win in a single pour is worth more than the last.
Out in the walled garden, amber muscat grapes hang beneath a sloping glass roof while the fog presses against the panes. A middling room with an even rhythm, whose free round counts each win twice over.
Nothing in the house costs a penny, and it never will. Your account holds your 100,000 coins, favourites, level and daily missions from one evening to the next — and it lets the house confirm you are 18 or over before a spin.
Virtual coins on a silver tray and nothing else. No real-money gambling, no prizes of real-world value, no in-app purchases. 18+.
Fogglass Vinery is the walk Mortimer takes when the house grows too warm, out across the misty lawn to the old glasshouse. Its pace sits in the middle of the manor: grape shears and rainwater jugs bring in regular small amounts, while the Rose Moth and the Muscat Cluster carry the richer lines. A Vinepane Medal fills any gap in a line, though never for the Garden Stopcock. Three stopcocks on the reels turn on ten free spins, four turn on fifteen and five turn on twenty-five; each win in the round counts double, and more stopcocks keep the water running longer.
Twin Bunches. Each and every free-spin win is doubled, start to finish of the round.
Every room is played with free virtual coins. The house has no real-money gambling, no win carries real-world value, and there are no in-app purchases. Each result comes from a random number generator, and past spins never sway the next.
Measured by running this page's own engine for 10,000,000 spins: coin RTP 95.6%, hit frequency 32.1%, free spins about once in 150 spins, a win of 10x your stake or more about once in 76 spins. Coin figures only — no money is staked or returned.
Sign in, cross the misty lawn to the glasshouse and set a stake beneath the vines.
Spin. A Vinepane Medal fills in for any symbol except the Garden Stopcock, and lines pay from left to right.
Three Garden Stopcocks turn on ten free spins, a fourth raises it to fifteen and a fifth to twenty-five, with each win in the round doubled.
Players who want a middle path: frequent small returns in the base game and a free round in which each win is doubled.
An even, middling rhythm. The base game hums along on shears and jugs, and the stronger moments gather in the doubled free spins.
| Symbol in the cabinet | Five matching, laid along a payline | The same five, against your whole stake |
|---|---|---|
| 5,000× line bet | 250× your stake | |
| 2,600× line bet | 130× your stake | |
| 1,400× line bet | 70× your stake | |
| 800× line bet | 40× your stake | |
| 550× line bet | 27.5× your stake | |
| 320× line bet | 16× your stake |
The five card ranks (10 to A) pay the least. Three Garden Stopcocks anywhere open the free round. Full values for three and four of a kind are in the paytable.
Yes. Each free-spin win counts double for the whole round, and stopcocks landing in it add extra spins.
The Rose Moth and the Muscat Cluster, with the Vinepane Medal filling gaps in any line.
No. Every spin is independent; the machine never holds back, stores or promises a win.
New missions are set out each morning and count in every room of the house. Taking them up is entirely your choice.

A copper pot pours by candlelight in the corner of the great hall while loose leaves swirl down into striped cups. Anyone can spin at once, and every follow-on win in a single pour is worth more than the last.

Walnut cabinets line the long gallery upstairs, and when their glass doors swing open the butterflies flutter out of their gilded frames. The calmest room in the house, where an empty paid spin earns a free second look while its wild frames stay hung.
Spin for enjoyment, and leave the table once the enjoyment goes. Decide on a time limit before you start, and take breaks. If any kind of gambling is causing you problems, ring the National Gambling Helpline, free and confidential, on 0808 8020 133 at any hour, or go to GamCare or BeGambleAware. Our responsible play policy sets out the rest.
Moonlit Manor House admits adults of 18 and older only. The coins Mortimer brings on his tray are virtual and carry no monetary value; they cannot be bought, sold, withdrawn or exchanged. You will find no coin shop in any room and no payment page in the house, no prize of real-world value is ever offered, and success here does not imply future success at real-money gambling.
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The whole house plays from one silver tray. Signing the hall book, which is free, opens the gallery and the vinery, and Mortimer keeps your coins, favourites, level and daily missions ready for the next evening.
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