How Log Drive Camp Works — The Purse, the Reels and the Rules

The open gorge

Jampile Gorge is open to everyone: spin it on the home page or on its own page with free play coins. There is no name, email or password to give and nothing to tick.

The free crew card

Rivermouth Moorage and Sandspit Canteen sit behind a free account, and the crew card has only four boxes: a nickname, an email address, a password and a tick to say you are 19 or over. It has no card field, no address and no phone number on it, since nothing on the river is sold. Brannock wants the card for two reasons: your coins and progress keep between visits, and the games stay with adults. One button on your account page deletes the card and everything it carries.

One free purse for the whole drive

Your purse opens with 100,000 free coins, and anything Jampile Gorge paid you on the same device is added in. The one balance, level and mission list carries on at every landing. Coins are virtual: they cannot be bought, sold, withdrawn or exchanged for anything, and no win has real-world value.

Keeping the purse from running dry

Fresh free coins come down every four hours.
Coins from the cookhouse for each daily mission.
A reward with every level you gain.
An instant free top-up whenever your purse sinks below 2,000 coins.

The river has no in-app purchases, and no payment page sits at any landing.

What a spin pays on the river

All three worlds put five reels over three rows. Wins pay left to right, from the first reel across adjacent reels along fixed paylines, like logs bumping down a chute. Your stake is split evenly across the lines; paytable values are multiples of the line bet, except the scatter, which pays on the total stake. Only the highest win on each line is paid.

Bonus rounds on the river

Bonus on the river	How it plays on the river	Landing where you find it
Tumbling reels	Winning symbols are swept off like logs breaking out of a jam, the rest drop down and new ones tumble in from above. Each further win in the chain pays more: x1 on the spin itself, then x2, x3, and x5 for every tumble after that.	Jampile Gorge
Multiplier that rises with the river	In free spins the multiplier keeps climbing as the round runs, and inside that round it never falls back.	Rivermouth Moorage
Wilds tied off for a respin	If a paid spin pays nothing but shows a wild, every wild stays tied to its post and the rest of the grid spins again for free.	Sandspit Canteen
Last-reel respin	Two scatters on a paid spin that paid nothing? The fifth reel takes one more free turn, hunting a third.
Free spins, double pay on every win	Plain as a cookhouse breakfast: three scatters bring free spins, and each win during them is paid double.

Where the reels get their randomness

Every reel carries a fixed strip of carved symbols, and on every spin your browser’s random number generator chooses an independent position on each strip. Past spins never push future ones around, and nothing changes with your balance or the hours you have spent on the river.

The scaler’s numbers we print

Return, hit frequency and feature frequency for each world come from running the game’s own code for millions of spins, and Brannock prints them in that world’s paytable. They apply to coin play in these free games only and say nothing about any real-money game.

How the drive works