Up above Sootwell, a make-believe London borough, the sun drops behind a clock tower and lights every crooked chimney pot like a candle, while Horace the pigeon conductor punches tickets for three worlds: the slate rooftops, Cobblebulb Market in the street below and a walled quince garden where the red tour bus turns round at the edge of town. Crooked Flue Climb is already spinning a little lower on this page, its first free coins warm from his brass ticket machine.

Every coin on the roofs is play money from a ticket machine that sells nothing and pays nothing out, and only adults of 18 and up may climb onto these slates.
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Horace takes his tea on a chimney pot between rounds, and Sootwell coins are worth nothing once you climb back down. Climb down at any chimney you fancy, or ask Horace for a nudge and his ticket machine will chime once your chosen minutes have run out. The National Gambling Helpline is free and confidential on 0808 8020 133, any time of day.
Our responsible play toolsCrooked Flue Climb waits on the front page with its pots already smoking, and Horace hands nobody a form before the first spin.
Tell Horace the nickname to print, the inbox for his route notices and a password to keep the book shut, then confirm you are 18 or over. He loads 100,000 coins onto the first page.
Your rooftop winnings flutter in alongside, and after that the one ticket book carries the coin count, the level stamp and each mission card under the nickname on its cover.

Cobblebulb Market and Brickwarm Quinces sit on the far side of Horace's ticket barrier. Choose a nickname for him to print on the cover, add an email address, pick a password and say you are 18 or older; he punches 100,000 coins into the book, then tips in whatever the rooftops paid you.
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Down in the street, barrows line the wet cobbles under red and cream awnings, strings of warm bulbs criss-cross overhead and a gilded fruit barrow glows in the middle of it all. After an empty spin, any striped wilds hold their pitch while the other cells take one more free turn.
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At the far edge of Sootwell, past the last bus stop, an old red-brick wall shelters espaliered fruit trees, a wooden door stands ajar and golden quinces glow on the branch, with mist on a lake and a manor beyond. In its bonus, each win is counted twice.
Unlock with a free accountBefore the first pigeon ever landed on a pot, Horace had each machine spun millions of times in the same code you play, and these figures are what the reels really handed back.
| Rooftop stop | Lines on the slates | Twist | Rooftop temper | Coin return over 5,000,000 spins | Paying share of spins | Chance of free spins |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Crooked Flue Climb | 25 | Pot-to-Pot Climb | Open to all | 96.9% | 37.0% | 1 in 142 |
| Cobblebulb Market | 20 | Awning Hold Respin | Gentle | 95.4% | 42.9% | 1 in 113 |
| Brickwarm Quinces | 15 | Two-Fold Harvest | Steady | 97.3% | 27.9% | 1 in 142 |
Each number comes from running every game’s own code through 5,000,000 spins. They cover free coin play here and nothing else, and tell you nothing about any real-money game.
Yes. Crooked Flue Climb is spinning for everybody from the first second, both lower down this page and on the rooftop game page, and no account is ever involved. Cobblebulb Market and Brickwarm Quinces need a free one.
Nothing. Sootwell charges no fare, keeps no coin shop and shows no payment screen on any roof or street, and nobody here will ever want your card details.
No. Ticket-machine coins are only for spinning; no one sells them, swaps them for cash or lets you take them out, and no prize of real-world worth is ever handed over.
Yes. Every new ticket book is printed with 100,000 coins, and Horace then slips in the Crooked Flue Climb pile this browser has been minding for you.
No. Every world opens right here on the page, so there is nothing to download before you climb onto the roofs.
Grown-ups of 18 and up living in the UK. The open rooftops follow that rule as well, and Horace prints no ticket book until you have confirmed your age.
Chimneypot Skyline is for adults aged 18 or over. Every game runs on virtual coins with no monetary value, and those coins cannot be bought, sold, withdrawn or exchanged. Nowhere on the route is there a coin shop or a payment page, no prize of real-world value is on offer, and doing well here does not imply future success at real-money gambling.
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One balance runs through all three stops. A free account unlocks the lot and keeps your coins, favourites, level and daily missions safe between rides.
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