Your first night at Marionette Lane

A first visit, step by step: choose a production, read its ticket, set a play amount and watch a round play out to the end.

Look through the repertoire first

The repertoire lists 32 productions across four seasons. Every ticket shows its season, its stagecraft and its volatility, so you can see at a glance whether a show tends to be gentle or stormy. None of this alters a result; it simply helps you pick.

Without an account you can take a matinee seat straight away. Three productions are open to matinee guests, sharing one temporary balance for up to an hour.

What the production page tells you

Each production page sets out the scene, the cast of symbols and their awards, how free spins begin and figures measured over two million rounds. Those figures describe the long run of the code that plays your rounds, never a single evening.

Setting your stake for the production

Every production offers the same six play amounts: 10, 25, 50, 100, 200 or 400 Play Credits a spin. A larger amount takes more from your balance each round and scales any award by the same proportion. The odds stay exactly as they were.

Watching a round through to the curtain

When the reels settle, any winning symbols light along their line and the award joins the balance shown beside the stage. Features such as free spins play in the same window and close with a total for the whole round.