House rules
How the Club works
Everything you need to know before you take a seat, in the order you’ll meet it.
You arrive with 5,000 chips
There’s nothing to register. The first time you open any game, your balance is set to 5,000 Velvet Chips. They’re a play currency with no cash value — think of them as the counters in a box of cards, only rather better dressed.
We ask your age, once
When you first press Spin or Deal, the table asks you to confirm that you’re 18 or over, right there inside the game. There’s no pop-up and nothing covers the page. If you tell us you’re under 18, the games stay closed for the rest of that visit.
You play with free chips
Stakes come out of your balance and anything you collect goes back in. Each game shows its rules and payouts beneath the table. Results are random, drawn in your own browser, and exist for entertainment only.
Refill whenever you like
Run low and the Refill button brings you back to 5,000, free, as often as you like. There’s no waiting period, no daily allowance and no limit.
Nothing to buy, ever
There are no in-app purchases, no shop and nowhere to enter payment details anywhere on the Club. Velvet Chips cannot be bought, sold, exchanged, transferred or withdrawn.
Your data stays with you
Your balance, age confirmation and settings are saved in your browser’s local storage on your own device. They’re never sent to us. Clear your browser data, or press “Forget my settings” on the responsible play page, and they’re gone.
Reality checks and breaks
Out of the box, the Club shows a gentle reminder after every 30 minutes of play. You can change that to 15 or 60 minutes, switch it off, or close every table for an hour, a day or a week. It’s all on the responsible play page.
On any device, nothing to install
The Club works the same on a phone, a tablet or a laptop, in any modern browser. There’s nothing to download and no app to keep updated. Each device simply keeps its own stack of chips and its own settings, so a break you set on your phone won’t follow you to the laptop — set it on both if you’d like the tables closed everywhere.
Still curious? The questions page goes into more detail, and the terms of play set it all down formally.