Free-play slot · 18+
Fleckstone Five
Five reels of speckled stone, five paylines and a brass-edged Arch waiting at the top of the paytable. Everything is free, and every coin is play money.
Free play · 18+ · No purchase
Fleckstone Five
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- Balance
- 1,000 play coins
- Total bet
- 10 2 × 5 lines
- Last win
- 0 coins
You start with 1,000 free play coins. Pick a line bet and press Spin.
Play for free. Coins cannot be bought, sold or exchanged for anything.
Play for free — no purchase necessary. Fleckstone Five is a social game for adults. Coins have no cash value, cannot be bought and cannot be redeemed. Your balance resets whenever the page reloads.
Paytable
What each line pays
Wins are multiples of the line bet and count from the leftmost reel. Each line pays its best match; several lines can win on the same spin.
| Symbol | 3 in line | 4 in line | 5 in line |
|---|---|---|---|
| Courtyard Arch | ×100 | ×500 | ×1,500 |
| Brass Tile | ×60 | ×200 | ×600 |
| Lemon | ×40 | ×120 | ×400 |
| Olive Sprig | ×30 | ×80 | ×240 |
| Mustard Chip | ×25 | ×60 | ×160 |
| Sage Chip | ×12 | ×30 | ×80 |
| Coral Chip | ×8 | ×20 | ×50 |
How to play
- You begin with 1,000 free play coins.
- Use − and + to choose a line bet of 1, 2, 5, 10 or 25. All five lines are always active, so a spin costs five times the line bet.
- Press Spin. The stake leaves your balance straight away and the reels stop from left to right.
- Three or more matching symbols along a payline, starting on reel one, pay according to the table. Winning tiles glow and the total appears over the reels.
- If your balance can’t cover the bet, spinning pauses. Lower the bet or press Reset balance for a fresh 1,000 coins.
The five paylines
- Line 1 · middle row
- Line 2 · top row
- Line 3 · bottom row
- Line 4 · dip
- Line 5 · rise
About the numbers
Every symbol on every reel is drawn independently from a weighted set using your browser’s cryptographic random number generator. Coral and sage chips turn up most; the Arch least. Nothing adjusts the odds between spins, and there is no memory of previous results.
Across several million simulated spins in testing, the machine returned roughly 93 coins for every 100 staked, with some kind of line win on a little over one spin in five. Five Arches on a line is deliberately very rare.