Four fields, about twenty seconds, then Ruddock hangs 100,000 coins on your new key.
Yew Walk Maze is a free-to-play social casino: three slot-style worlds grown here in the maze, all played with virtual coins, and Petal Tunnel, the first of them, needs no sign-up at all. Not a corner of it is real-money gambling, no win carries real-world value and nothing is sold in-app. An account keeps your coins, your level and your daily missions together under the nickname you choose, the way Ruddock chalks every name on the slate by the gate.
| Box on Ruddock’s form | What Ruddock uses it for |
|---|---|
| Nickname | The name Ruddock chalks up for you. Any name you fancy; it need not be your real one. |
| Email address | How the gate knows your key when you log back in. No marketing mail. |
| Password | Held only as a one-way hash, so not even Ruddock can read it. |
| 18+ tick | The reels look and sound like gambling, so the hedges keep everyone under 18 out. |
No real name, no date of birth, no address, no phone number, no payment details of any kind. No path in the maze ends at a payment page where they could be used.
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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