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A cone from the kiosk,
then three spins down the seafront

From the end of our pastel pier you can see all three slot worlds: a candy-striped lighthouse on the headland, a surf hut stacked with boards on the sands and the rock pools that glow under the pier legs at sunset. Candy Stripe Light is already spinning on this page, and Dollop has scooped a tub of free coins into your hand before you even reach the railings.

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3Original slot worlds
100,000Free coins to start
1Open to play right now
£0Cost, ever
Straight up the lighthouse stair

Climb the candy-striped tower from right here on the pier

These are pretend pier coins from a tub that never empties: no shop, no payouts, and only grown-ups of 18 and up on the boards.

Candy Stripe Light5 reels · 20 lines · a free-spin multiplier that climbs the lighthouse stair
0 free spins · multiplier x2 · won 0
Balance100,000
Last win0
Spins here0
Best win0
250 
1
0 / 1,000 XP
Your spins
Virtual coins only. No cash value, no withdrawals, no in-app purchases.

Pretend pier coins only · 18+ · no till, no takings · a free account unlocks the surf hut and the rock pools

Your own kiosk card

A free account opens the surf hut and the pools below

Boardstack Hut and Pierfoot Pools unlock once Dollop writes you a kiosk card, and Dollop fills it in from three things only: what to call you, where to email you and the password you choose. Each fresh card starts with 100,000 coins rung up on the till, and your lighthouse winnings get tipped in alongside.

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Boardstack Hut cover art
Free account · Sticky wild respin

Boardstack Hut

A painted surf hut on the sands beside the pier, boards stacked against its rail and turquoise breakers rolling in. The calmest world on the seafront, and a paid spin that brings nothing gets one free second wave, wilds held.

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Pierfoot Pools cover art
Free account · Tumbling reels

Pierfoot Pools

Rock pools glow under the old wooden pier as the sun goes down and the tide spills over the stones. The boldest world on the seafront, with tumbling reels where each follow-on win in a spin pays more.

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Measured, not claimed

Dollop's chalkboard of measured reels

Dollop let every machine whirl through millions of practice spins in the very code behind these reels, then chalked up beside the kiosk hatch exactly what each one handed back.

Stop on the pierLines painted across the reelsBonus waiting at this stop of the pierIts seaside temperCoins back to the tubSpins that send coins to the tubFree spins from the kiosk
Candy Stripe Light20Up the Spiral StairOpen to all96.5%32.5%1 in 137
Boardstack Hut25Second SetGentle96.3%47.3%1 in 119
Pierfoot Pools20Spillover TideVolatile95.7%32.6%1 in 130

Dollop chalked each figure up only after the game’s own code had run 5,000,000 spins. They are about free pier coins and nothing else, and tell you nothing about any real-money game.

How the stroll goes

From the lighthouse to the rock pools in three strolls

1

Climb the striped tower

Candy Stripe Light turns right here on the front page, the coin tub already full and not one form standing between your thumb and the reels.

2

Collect a kiosk card

Fancy the surf hut or the pools under the pier? Hand Dollop a nickname, an inbox and a password, tick that you are 18 or older, and 100,000 coins go onto your card.

3

One tub for the whole seafront

Whatever the lighthouse paid comes with you, and after that a single account holds the coins, the level you reach and each mission you finish, all filed under your nickname.

Play kindly

Put your feet up in a deckchair

A wander down the pier is an afternoon treat, and once you step back onto the promenade the coins in Dollop's tub are worth nothing at all. Stroll off whenever you fancy, or ask for a gentle tap on the shoulder after a while. The National Gambling Helpline is free and confidential on 0808 8020 133, any time of day.

Our responsible play tools
18+ onlyFor adults over legal gambling age. Not directed at under-18s.
No real moneyNo real-money gambling is offered or promoted here.
No prizesNothing won has real-world value. Coins cannot be withdrawn.
No purchasesNo in-app purchases. Every coin is free.
Questions

Questions at the kiosk hatch

Yes. Candy Stripe Light starts turning the moment you land, whether that is the front page or the lighthouse's own page, and it never asks for an account. Boardstack Hut and Pierfoot Pools need a free one.

Nothing, not even the price of a cone. Dollop sells no coin bundles, and nowhere on Wafer Cone Pier will you meet a till, a basket or a request for your bank card.

No. Pier coins are only for spinning: nobody sells them, nobody trades them in, and however tall the pile grows it stays pretend pier money.

Yes, every one. Your new kiosk card opens with 100,000 coins, and Dollop pours your Candy Stripe Light balance in on top.

No. The whole seafront opens in the ordinary web browser on your phone, tablet or computer, nothing extra needed.

Grown-ups of 18 and older living in the UK. The open lighthouse follows that rule too, and you tick an age box when Dollop writes your kiosk card.

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18+

A pier of free spins, with no real-money gambling anywhere along it

Wafer Cone Pier is kept for grown-ups of 18 and over. Each spin on the pier uses virtual coins with no monetary value, and those coins can never be bought, sold, withdrawn or exchanged. No kiosk along the boards sells coins, no page takes a payment, no prize of real-world value is handed over the counter, and success here does not imply future success at real-money gambling.

No real moneyNo prizesNo in-app purchasesNo withdrawals18+ only

Help with gambling that costs nothing and stays confidential, at any hour: National Gambling Helpline 0808 8020 133 · BeGambleAware · GamCare · How the pier handles responsible play