Answers from the steward, quick and plain.
Yes. You never pay for a coin, and there are no in-app purchases.
No. Highland Games Field does not offer or promote real-money gambling, and wins carry no real-world value.
No. The whole field has nothing for sale.
Not for Toss the Caber, which anyone can play without filling in a thing. The Long Pull and Battlement Pipers need a free account: a nickname, an email address, a password and a tick saying you are 18 or over. You will not see a card form anywhere on the field.
It keeps your coins, level and missions on the board for your next visit, and it lets us confirm you are 18 or over before any spin.
No. The games play in whatever browser you are reading this in.
Yes. All three events, the caber corner among them, use one tally, one level and one set of daily missions.
On your account page, press Delete my account. Your nickname, email address and password hash are wiped straight away, and it is permanent.
Only people who are 18 or older.
Yes. On every reel, each spin lands on an independent random position. What happened on earlier spins has no effect on what comes next.
Sign in again and the balance on your account tally is shown once more, since the coins are kept with the account.
No. There are no gambling adverts, no operators and no affiliate links on the field.
Entry to Highland Games Field is for adults, 18 and older. The coins in each game are virtual, have no monetary value and cannot be bought, sold, withdrawn or exchanged. The field has no coin stall and no payment page, offers no prizes of real-world value, and success here does not imply future success at real-money gambling.
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