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LYMBY.COM VIRTUAL CREDIT ARCADE

The marquee is yours · open the paytable · from the first reel onward

Spin History

Your place beneath the lights. Use Spin History to read the line from the first reel onward. Read the explanations alongside the controls and results of the current game.

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Completed round receipts

Each record includes the paid wager and all awards from its attached bonus steps. An active bonus appears here after it is finished.

INSIDE THE ARCADE

A closer look: read the line from the first reel onward.

A receipt for a complete paid round

The details below distinguish the available functions. Each entry records one paid wager and the awards from its initial result plus any attached feature. The receipt is created when that round ends. A still-active free-spin counter, collection or pick choice remains in the saved game rather than appearing as a completed receipt. Review the current page’s message before repeating the action. The visible interface identifies the feature currently in use.

Find the mode and time

Keep the setting’s scope in mind. The entry identifies the cabinet, round number and the device time at which the paid round began. Times come from the browser and can be affected by that device's clock. They are a local review aid, not a server-certified tournament or transaction record. Review the current page’s message before repeating the action.

Compare wager, awards and net

The following detail explains the current behavior. The receipt keeps the original paid wager and combined credit awards separate. Net is awards minus wager, shown with a plus sign for a positive result. This calculation does not include starting credits or any free refill added outside a round. Review the current page’s message before repeating the action.

Review the feature events

This page describes the built-in website features. When a round triggers free spins, a respin, a collection or a pick, the entry records the corresponding feature events. A pick record identifies the selected tile and its multiplier. A collection record shows the combined multiplier collected at the end. Review the current page’s message before repeating the action. Review the relevant page before using another mode.

Read the final grid carefully

The details below distinguish the available functions. The stored final reels are the grid from the last step of the round. For a multi-step feature, they do not reproduce every previous grid. Use the live result panel while playing if you want to inspect an individual step's detailed line calculations. Review the current page’s message before repeating the action. Keep the current domain in view when checking saved information.

Expansion slots

Understand the retention limit

This explanation applies to the supplied release. This release keeps up to 100 completed receipts per mode on the browser. Older entries are replaced as new rounds finish. Aggregate statistics can retain totals beyond the visible history window, so the history is a recent review list rather than a permanent transaction archive. Review the current page’s message before repeating the action. Additional context is available in the site’s related guides.

Keep records local

The following detail explains the current behavior. History is stored under the current domain in the current browser when saving is enabled. It is not uploaded as a gameplay record to a shared account. Someone who can access the same browser profile may be able to see or change that stored data. Review the current page’s message before repeating the action.

Clear it through settings

This page describes the built-in website features. Turning off saving removes the saved game records, including history and active features. You may also clear this website's data using browser controls. A question sent through the FAQ form is a separate server record and is not deleted by clearing your local spin receipts. The FAQ form is available if the described behavior does not match what you see. The visible interface identifies the feature currently in use.