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18+. For entertainment only. Every round starts with your press — there is no autoplay. Stamps and credits have no cash value.
About Emerald Express
This is the Bureau's house style on rails: an art deco steam engine in emerald and gold, running through a glittering night while gems spill from the luggage car. The locomotive heads the paytable, then a large cut emerald and a golden pocket watch. A brass ticket punch, a green velvet suitcase, a railway lantern and a gold deco key cover the smaller pays on 20 lines.
The emerald art deco crest is the wild. The golden railway compass is the scatter, and enough compasses sends the train into bonus spins. Wilds that land in that round keep their seat until the end of the journey, so the board tends to get richer as the spins go on. You press for each stop.
Emerald Express has a calm temperament: frequent small returns and a gentle ride. It is our suggestion for anyone after something relaxing with a bit of style.
Like every game at the Bureau, Emerald Express is free to play and runs entirely in your browser. Results come from your browser's cryptographic random number generator, the paytable is published in the dossier, and a return below your stake is shown as what it is: part of the stake back, not a win. How games work.
Gaming Bureau is a free-to-play social casino for adults. Games are played for Stamps, which have no cash value. There is no real money and nothing to buy.
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