Clipped as neatly as the hedges.
Nothing at all. Every coin in Ruddock’s pocket is free, and the maze has no in-app purchases.
No. Yew Walk Maze does not offer or promote real-money gambling, and no win in the maze holds any real-world value.
No. No path through the maze ends at a counter selling anything.
Not for Petal Tunnel: the rose arches are open to everyone with nothing to fill in. Fig Under Glass and Keystone Willows need a free account, which Ruddock cuts from a nickname, an email address, a password and a tick confirming you are 18 or over. No card form grows anywhere on the site.
The gate key keeps your coins, level and missions waiting for your next walk, and it lets us confirm you are 18 or over before you play.
No. The rose tunnel, the palm house and the canal all run in the browser you are using now.
Yes. One pocket of coins, one level and one set of daily missions cover the rose arches, the palm house and the willow canal alike.
Open your account page and press Delete my account. Ruddock wipes your nickname, email address and password hash from the slate straight away, and it cannot be reversed.
Only adults of 18 or over may walk the maze.
Yes. Each spin picks an independent random stop on every reel, and no earlier spin in the maze sways a later one.
Log in again and the coins on your gate key come back. They are kept on your account, not in the browser’s storage.
No. Not one gambling advert, operator or affiliate link is planted anywhere in the maze.
Yew Walk Maze admits adults aged 18 or over and no one younger. The reels turn on virtual coins with no monetary value, coins that nobody can buy, sell, withdraw or exchange. No path in the maze leads to a coin shop or a payment page, no prize of real-world value is put up, and success here does not imply future success at real-money gambling.
If gambling is getting on top of you, help is free and confidential: National Gambling Helpline 0808 8020 133, open day and night · BeGambleAware · GamCare · Ruddock’s notes on playing in proportion