
Coopers' Undercroft
A long vaulted cellar dug into the hillside, oak casks stacked on timber racks and iron hoops glinting in the light from the far doorway. An even-paced world where every free-spin win comes out doubled.
A rough timber cider stand at the orchard edge, amber jugs glowing on the counter and crimson apples rolling out of an overfull crate. Anyone can spin it at once, and every win that follows in the same spin pays more.
Tumblecrate Stall is the busiest corner of the mill and the boldest machine on the hill: the Brimful Crate and the Crimson Pick carry most of the value, so a few quiet spins can pass before the apples start to roll. Each paying line clears, the fruit above drops into the gaps and new pieces fall in, every further link paying more, up to five times. A Pressing Wheel stands in for anything except the Tap Keg, and kegs never roll off. Three kegs anywhere tap ten free spins with doubled wins, a fourth keg stretches the round to fifteen and a full five to twenty-five.
Crate Spill. Paying symbols roll off the reels and new fruit drops into the gaps; along one spill the opening win pays x1, the follow-up x2, the third x3, and every later link in that spill x5, and in free spins the whole spill is doubled again.
Every spin here uses free virtual coins. There is no real-money gambling, nothing you win has real-world value, and in-app purchases do not exist. A random number generator decides each result, and no past spin touches the next.
Measured by running this page's own engine for 10,000,000 spins: coin RTP 96.0%, hit frequency 35.3%, free spins about once in 130 spins, a win of 10x your stake or more about once in 87 spins. Coin figures only — no money is staked or returned.
Walk up the orchard path and the stall is already trading, Quillan's stoneware jug brimming with play coins. Nobody hands you a form, and nothing needs installing.
Pick a stake and spin. Paying apples roll away and new fruit drops in behind them; the second win in a spill pays x2, the third x3 and every one after that x5. A Pressing Wheel can be any symbol but the Tap Keg.
Line up three Tap Kegs anywhere to tap ten free spins with doubled wins; a fourth keg means fifteen, and all five mean twenty-five.
Anyone keen to test the mill before asking for a cellar key, and players who happily wait out a lull for the moment a whole crate comes tumbling.
The wildest swings on the hillside. The Brimful Crate and the Crimson Pick hold the big pays, so calm patches often sit between sudden spills of linked wins.
| What the reel shows | Five on a payline, left to right | Same win, as a cut of the stake |
|---|---|---|
| 5,000× line bet | 250× your stake | |
| 2,400× line bet | 120× your stake | |
| 1,200× line bet | 60× your stake | |
| 750× line bet | 37.5× your stake | |
| 400× line bet | 20× your stake | |
| 240× line bet | 12× your stake |
The five card ranks (10 to A) pay the least. Three Tap Kegs anywhere open the free round. Full values for three and four of a kind are in the paytable.
No. The stall serves anybody on the spot; only Coopers' Undercroft and Mock-Sun Morning ask for the free cellar key.
They will. Quillan empties them into your new jug right beside the 100,000 coins he gives every fresh account.
No. A keg stays put where it landed while the apples round it clear off and fresh ones drop in.
Missions reset each day and count in every world. Doing them is entirely up to you.

A long vaulted cellar dug into the hillside, oak casks stacked on timber racks and iron hoops glinting in the light from the far doorway. An even-paced world where every free-spin win comes out doubled.

The bare crest above the top row of trees at sunrise, a brass vane turning on its post and the low sun ringed by a halo with a bright mock sun on either side. Its free round climbs and never slips back.
Play for the fun of it, and stop once it stops being fun. Set a time limit before you begin and take breaks. If gambling of any kind is causing you trouble, the National Gambling Helpline is free and confidential on 0808 8020 133, day and night, or visit GamCare and BeGambleAware. Read how the mill handles responsible play.
Only adults of 18 or over may play at Russet Cider Mill. The coins in every game are virtual, carry no monetary value and cannot be bought, sold, withdrawn or exchanged. Nowhere at the mill will you find a coin counter or a payment page, nothing offered here has real-world value, and success here does not imply future success at real-money gambling.
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One balance pours into all three corners. A free cellar key unlocks the undercroft and the crest, and holds your coins, favourites, level and daily missions safe between visits.
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