Answered the way Godfrey would: briefly.
Not a penny. All coins are free, and the fete sells nothing in-app.
No. Coconut Shy Green will not offer real-money gambling or advertise it, and a win here holds no real-world value.
No. Not one stall on the green has a price.
Not for Coconut Clonk, which takes a throw from anybody with no form at all. Kite Peg Picnic and Oompah Pavilion ask for a free account: a nickname, an email address, a password and a tick to say you are 18 or over. You will meet no card form at any stall.
Partly so your coins, level and missions are still on the clipboard next time, and partly so Godfrey can be sure you are 18 or over before a spin.
No. All three stalls work inside the browser you already have open.
Yes. One coin tin, one level and one daily mission list serve all three stalls, Coconut Clonk among them.
On your account page, press Delete my account. Off come your nickname, email address and password hash at once, and there is no getting them back.
Over-18s only, at every stall.
Yes. Every spin draws a fresh random stopping point on each reel, and no earlier spin can nudge a later one.
Log back in and the fete office returns your account balance. Coins sit on your entry card, not in the browser.
Never. No gambling adverts, no operators and no affiliate links are pinned up anywhere on the green.
Coconut Shy Green lets in adults of 18 and upwards, and turns everyone younger away at the rope. Each stall is played with virtual coins carrying no monetary value; they are never bought, sold, withdrawn or exchanged. No coin booth stands on the green, no payment page hides behind the marquee, no prize of real-world value is on any trestle, and success here does not imply future success at real-money gambling.
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