About Twin Forge
Twin Forge is the quiet stall. Two little furnaces stand side by side, each a grid of three by three, each with five lines: the three rows and the two diagonals. Ten lines in all, one stake spread across them.
Torches are the wild symbol and they only ever land on the left grid. When one does, the same cell of the right grid is lit too, before the right grid is read. A torch in the middle of the left grid sits on four of its lines and four of the right grid's lines at once; a torch in a corner sits on three. The copied cells glow cyan so you can see what crossed over.
There is no bonus round and no build-up. Every spin is complete in itself, which makes it a good stall for short visits and for learning how lines work. Three torches on one line pay more than any other symbol.
How a round works
- Choose a stake: 5, 10, 25, 50, 100 or 250 bolts.
- Press Spin. The left grid stops first, then the right grid.
- Any torch on the left grid is copied to the same cell on the right grid.
- Each grid pays for three of a kind along a row or a diagonal. A torch stands in for any symbol.
- Wins from both grids are added together and settled at once.
Pay plate
Everything below is what comes back for a stake of one bolt; multiply by your stake. The numbers are read from the same file the game uses.
| Symbol | 3 on a line |
|---|---|
 Torch (wild) | 11.35× |
 Piston | 6.81× |
 Cog | 3.41× |
 Lantern | 2.27× |
 Cyan glass | 1.14× |
 Orange glass | 0.91× |
 Magenta glass | 0.68× |
Fair play
Every result is drawn by your browser's own random number generator at the moment you press the button. Nothing is adjusted for your bolts, your history, the time of day or how long you have played, and the game cannot see who you are. Over a long run every stall returns a little less than it takes, as games of chance do; bolts have no cash value, so nothing real is lost or won.
