The flagship · free to play · 18+
Kickwheel Crackle
Five reels of studio pottery, ten fixed lines, and a celadon vase that pays best of all. Coins are free and reset on reload; nothing here can be bought or won for real.
Free play · no purchase necessary
Kickwheel Crackle
5 reels · 3 rows · 10 fixed lines
Set your bet and press Spin. Every coin here is free.
Virtual coins only. They cannot be purchased, cashed out or traded, and the balance resets whenever the page reloads.
Paytable
What each pot is worth
Payouts are multiples of your line bet, which is your total bet divided by ten. At the default bet of 10 coins the line bet is 1, so the numbers below are the coins you receive.
- Celadon Vase3×1004×5005×2500
- Kiln Teapot3×504×1505×600
- Terracotta Jug3×304×905×300
- Tea Bowl3×184×555×180
- Glaze Cup3×124×355×100
- Glazed Tile3×64×185×50
Five Celadon Vases on a single line is the jackpot: 2,500× the line bet.
How to play
From bisque to finished piece
- Choose a bet. Use the − and + buttons to pick 10, 20, 50 or 100 coins per spin. All ten lines are always active.
- Press Spin (or the space bar while the machine has focus). The bet leaves your balance straight away.
- Read the lines. A win needs three, four or five matching symbols on one line, starting from the leftmost reel and running right without a break.
- Collect. Every winning line pays separately and the total is added to your balance the moment the reels settle.
- Run low? If your balance can’t cover the bet, spinning pauses. Lower the bet or reset to 1,000 coins — it’s free either way.
Paylines
The ten lines
Each diagram shows the five positions one line reads, left to right across the reels.
- Line 1
- Line 2
- Line 3
- Line 4
- Line 5
- Line 6
- Line 7
- Line 8
- Line 9
- Line 10
Under the glaze
How a spin is decided
When you press Spin, the game draws one symbol for each of the fifteen reel positions using crypto.getRandomValues, falling back to Math.random only in browsers that lack it. Symbols are weighted: the humble Glazed Tile appears most often and the Celadon Vase least, which is why the vase pays so much more.
The outcome is fixed before the reels start turning; the animation simply shows you the result arriving. Nothing about earlier spins, your balance or the time of day influences what comes next. Over a very long run the game returns roughly 96 coins for every 100 staked — a figure that matters only as a description of the maths, since the coins themselves are worth nothing.
Social gaming only. No real-money wagering. For entertainment purposes only. 18+.