The maze is open to all, the hives and the lakeshore need a free seat, and every rule is painted on the barn door.
Tasseltop Maze is open to everyone: spin it on the home page or on its own page with free play coins. There is no name, email or password to give and nothing to tick.
Clovercomb Row and Duskpetal Shore wait behind a free account. Its seat ticket has four boxes: nickname, email address, password and a tick for being 19 or over. No card, no address and no phone number are asked, for nothing on this farm carries a price. A seat earns its keep twice over: Burdock holds your coins and progress till you ride again, and the reels stay with adults. To give the seat up, with everything on it, press the single button on your account page.
Your seat comes with 100,000 free coins, topped up by whatever Tasseltop Maze paid you earlier on this device. Every stop on the route reads from that same sack, that same level and that same mission list. Coins are virtual: nobody can buy, sell, withdraw or exchange them, and no win of theirs is worth anything off the farm.
No barn on the farm sells anything: no in-app purchases, no payment page.
Every stop sets five reels across three rows. Paying symbols must start on the leftmost reel and run on to the right, reel after neighbouring reel, along fixed paylines. Burdock splits your stake into equal shares, one per line; paytable values are multiples of that line bet, all but the scatter, which pays on the total stake. Where a line could pay twice, Burdock pays only its biggest win.
| Bonus | How it plays | Stop where it turns up |
|---|---|---|
| Tumbling reels | A win’s symbols are lifted off the reels, what remains drops lower and new symbols topple down to fill the gaps. Every fresh win along the run is multiplied harder: x1 on the spin itself, then x2, x3, and x5 for every tumble beyond those. | Duskpetal Shore |
| Multiplier that keeps climbing | Over the free spins the multiplier steps higher and higher, and nothing knocks it back before the round wraps up. | Clovercomb Row |
| Wilds that hold for a respin | Should a paid spin land a wild and still pay nothing, each wild is tied in place with twine and every other cell spins again, free. | Tasseltop Maze |
| Last-reel respin | When a paid spin pays nothing but two scatters sit on the reels, reel five is given one free extra turn to find a third. | |
| Free spins that pay double | The least fussy bonus on the route: three scatters set free spins going, and Burdock doubles every win inside them. |
Each reel carries its own fixed ribbon of symbols. Every spin, your browser’s random number generator lands each ribbon at an independent spot. No spin remembers the ones before it, and nothing bends to your balance or to how long you have been riding.
Burdock gets each world’s return, hit frequency and feature frequency by letting the game’s own code play millions of spins, and prints them in that world’s paytable. They speak for coin play in these free games alone; no real-money game is described by them.
Riders at Hayride Hollow must be adults, 19 or older. The wagon’s reels run on make-believe coins with no monetary value, coins Burdock will never let anyone buy, sell, withdraw or swap. Search every barn, crib and cider shed and you will turn up no coin shop and no payment page; Burdock hands down no prize of real-world value from the tailgate, and success here does not imply future success at real-money gambling.
Gambling help that costs nothing and stays private, nailed to the wagon’s sideboard: ConnexOntario 1-866-531-2600, day and night · CCSA · Responsible Gambling Council · How Burdock keeps the ride a pastime