18+ — for entertainment only. No real money play. No prizes of monetary value.

Your first visit

Door to first spin in five short steps

The short of it: nothing at Cedarvaux costs anything, the chips keep the score, and winning means more chips. The slightly longer version follows.

1

Make a free account

An email address, a screen name and a date of birth (18+). No card and no funding step, because nothing here takes money. 120,000 Cedar Chips are in the purse before you have finished reading the welcome note.

Join free
2

Pick a game

Seven studios, 44 titles: line slots, three hold-and-respin games, a gather-and-collect original, wheels, wax seals, the drop board, the root cellar, dice, the card run and the parish tally. Rules and volatility sit at the top of every game page.

See the bill
3

Stake Cedar Chips, never money

Choose a stake in CHP and play. Wins land straight back in the purse; losses only dent a score. Chips cannot be bought and cannot become anything else, so the downside stays imaginary.

Read the terms
4

Restock without paying

The Common Room holds the morning stack, a free wheel pull, three wax seals and the notice board. Run the purse dry and it quietly fills again — free is the only setting there is.

The Common Room
5

Climb the Timber Rings

Every round adds XP and every level pays chips. Resin from the wheel and the notice board carries you up ten rings, each with a higher wheel ceiling and a faster level multiplier.

The Timber Rings

Six ways the purse refills itself

None of them cost anything, and all of them come back on their own.

The morning stack

1,500 CHP for showing your face, growing with your level.

The Mill Wheel

A pull on the house; higher rings unlock bigger slices.

Wax seals

Three a day, up to 8,000 CHP for three matching seals.

The notice board

Short jobs and weekly ones, paid in chips and Resin.

Level-ups

Chips at every level, a bonus pull every eighth.

Invitations

40,000 CHP for you and for every friend who sits down.

Still wondering about something?

The usual questions live on the answers page; a person reads the rest.

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