Red and teal dories ride on their painters along a weathered wharf, nets hang drying on the fishing stage and a puffin keeps watch from a mooring post. Anyone may step onto the stagehead and spin, and an empty paid spin leaves its oar badges moored for one free respin.
Painterline Cove is the first stop in Dorylight Harbour, the stretch of wharf Bosun Gansey leaves open to everyone who wanders down the hill. It is the gentlest machine in the outport: much of its value sits with the striped pot buoy, the cord-bound cork float and the net of silver capelin, so small catches come in often. The Oar-and-Anchor Badge is the wild and can be any picture but the Wharfpost Bell. When a paid spin brings nothing, the badges stay moored and every other square rolls again on the house. Three Wharfpost Bells clanging anywhere set ten free spins rowing; a fourth bell makes the trip fifteen spins long while a fifth bell rows it out to twenty-five, and every extra bell in the round lengthens it.
Moored Oars. Once a paid spin lands with no win, each Oar-and-Anchor Badge stays tied up in its square while every other square in the cove spins one more time, free.
Every spin in this world uses free virtual coins. There is no real-money gambling, no win with real-world value and no in-app purchase. A random number generator decides each result, and no earlier spin affects the next.
Measured by running this page's own engine for 10,000,000 spins: coin RTP 93.1%, hit frequency 47.2%, free spins about once in 121 spins, a win of 10x your stake or more about once in 132 spins. Coin figures only — no money is staked or returned.
Walk down to the wharf and Bosun Gansey has already stacked play coins by the bollards; he asks for no name and there is nothing to download.
Choose a stake and spin. The teal Oar-and-Anchor Badge plugs any hole in a line, but it will never pretend to be a Wharfpost Bell.
Three Wharfpost Bells clang for ten free spins along the stagehead, four clang for fifteen and five for twenty-five.
First-timers stepping off the hill road, and anyone who wants a gentle feel for the outport before collecting a brass harbour key. Small catches land often and an empty spin gets a second go.
The calmest water in the outport. Little wins arrive regularly, and the Moored Oars respin softens the quiet stretches between bigger hauls.
| Symbol on the dory reels | Five of the same on one line | Same win measured against the whole stake |
|---|---|---|
 Oar-and-Anchor Badge (wild) | 4,000× line bet | 160× your stake |
 Red Rowing Dory | 2,000× line bet | 80× your stake |
 Sea Parrot Oar | 1,000× line bet | 40× your stake |
 Capelin Haul | 600× line bet | 24× your stake |
 Cordbound Cork Float | 400× line bet | 16× your stake |
 Striped Pot Buoy | 240× line bet | 9.6× your stake |
The five card ranks (10 to A) pay the least. Three Wharfpost Bells anywhere open the free round. Full values for three and four of a kind are in the paytable.
No. Anyone can spin the dory cove without signing in; the washing-line lane and the moonlit barn are where a free account comes in.
Right after a paid spin that pays nothing. Every oar badge stays tied up where it landed while the other squares spin once more, free.
Yes. Whatever the cove has paid you lands on your brass harbour key, on top of its starting 100,000 coins.
The jobs renew each day and count in every world. Nobody makes you do them.
A winding lane of coral, teal and mustard saltbox houses climbs the green hill above the harbour, washing strung from roof to roof and the tallest coral house catching the sun at the top. In the free round every win is multiplied, and the multiplier climbs a step with each spin up the hill.
At the end of the shore road an old timber barn stands with its great doors open on a moonlit cove, lanterns glowing over fiddles and an upright piano while a painted dory rests on the shingle and the lighthouse blinks across the water. Bring up two glass floats on a dry spin and the fifth reel creaks round for another try.
Spin for the fun of it, and stop once the fun runs out. Pick a time limit before you begin and take breaks. If any kind of gambling is causing you trouble, ConnexOntario is free and confidential on 1-866-531-2600, 24 hours a day; Responsible Gambling Council and CCSA can help too. More in our responsible play policy.
Dorylight Harbour is for adults aged 19 or over. The coins in every world are virtual, carry no monetary value and can never be bought, sold, withdrawn or exchanged. You will find no coin shop and no payment page anywhere on the harbour, no prize of real-world value is on offer, and winning here does not imply you would ever succeed at real-money gambling.
Worried about gambling? Talk to someone free and in confidence: ConnexOntario 1-866-531-2600, day or night · CCSA · Responsible Gambling Council · How the harbour handles safer play
All three worlds draw on the same coin purse. With a free account every door on the harbour opens, and your coins, favourites, level and daily missions are kept for your next visit.
Not ready? Spin the open world, Painterline Cove — no email needed.