Short, straight answers.
Yes. Each coin costs nothing and nothing is sold in-app.
No. Pondpuck Village neither offers nor promotes real-money gambling, and not one win here carries real-world value.
No. Bruntle has nothing to sell, not even a cup of cocoa.
Not for Stringlight Shinny, which anybody can play without filling in a thing. For Lacing Bench and Plowbank Ridge Bruntle asks for a free account, which means a nickname, an email address, a password and a tick to say you are 19 or over. Nowhere on the site is there a card form.
It hangs your coins, level and missions on a hook by the stove for next time, and it is how we confirm you are 19 or over before you play.
No. Each world plays straight in your web browser.
Yes. One coin jar, one level and one list of daily chores serve all three worlds, Stringlight Shinny among them.
Your account page has a Delete my account button. One press and Bruntle scrubs your nickname, email address and password hash off the clipboard for good; there is no fetching them back.
Grown-ups of 19 and up, and nobody else.
Yes. Each reel stops wherever its own independent random draw puts it, spin after spin, and the last spin leaves no mark on the next one, much as yesterday’s skate leaves no mark on tonight’s ice.
Sign back in and the balance skates straight back to you: coins are tied to your account, not to what your browser happens to remember.
No. Bruntle pins no gambling adverts, operators or affiliate links anywhere round the pond.
Only grown-ups of 19 or over lace up at Pondpuck Village. Each world runs on virtual coins with no monetary value, and Bruntle lets nobody buy, sell, withdraw or exchange them. Search the whole village and you will find no coin shop, no payment page and no prize of real-world value, and a lucky evening on the slough does not imply future success at real-money gambling.
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