Erasmus answers each one in a line or two.
Not a penny, ever. Erasmus gives away every coin, and in-app purchases do not exist here.
No. The cabinet offers no real-money gambling and promotes none, and no win from any room carries real-world value.
No. Erasmus has never put a price label on a single shelf.
Not to visit Hootclock Dome: the star room is open to all, with no form whatever. The pier carousel and the puppet stage open once you hold a free account: a nickname, an email address, a password and a tick to say you are 18 or over. You will never meet a card form in any room.
So your coins, level and missions are still in their drawer when you return, and so we can check you are 18 or over before any spin.
No. The rooms open in whatever browser you are reading this in.
Yes. The dome, the carousel and the stage all draw on the same balance, level and daily missions.
Press Delete my account on your account page. Erasmus tears out your nickname, email address and password hash at once, and there is no pasting them back.
Grown-ups of 18 and over; the door stays shut to anyone younger.
Yes. On every spin each reel halts at an independent random point, and what came before has no hold on what comes next.
Log in again and Erasmus sets your account’s balance back on the counter. Coins are filed against the account itself.
No. Not one gambling advert, operator or affiliate link hangs anywhere along the lane.
Wunderkammer Lane opens its door to adults of 18 and over, and to no one younger. Every reel in the cabinet turns on virtual coins with no monetary value, coins nobody may buy, sell, withdraw or exchange. No glass case hides a coin counter or a payment page, Erasmus sets out no prize of real-world value, and success here does not imply future success at real-money gambling.
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