House rules, in public
How Lark works
The club is a pastime. The rules are short on purpose, and they are the same on every table.
Club coins
A new browser starts with 1,000 coins. A spin costs 10. Once each London day you can collect 250 more. Coins live in local storage on your device. They are not an account balance with a company, and they cannot be bought.
If the tray reaches zero, that is the end of the sitting until the next collection. There is no loan and no paid refill.
The reel
Three reels, six symbols, equal chance for each symbol. Three of a kind pay the larger number below. A pair on the first two reels pays the smaller number. Anything else pays nothing. The draw happens in your browser. It is not a certified gambling random-number generator, because there is no prize that would need one.
- Crown80 / 12
- Lantern50 / 10
- Fox40 / 10
- Star36 / 10
- Rose30 / 8
- Anchor30 / 8
What Great Britain has said about social play
The Gambling Commission has drawn a line between social games and licensed gambling. Where a game awards no prize of money or money’s worth, the Commission has treated it as outside the gambling legislation. Where virtual items can be cashed out or traded for value, they take on real-world value and a licence is required. Lark is built to stay on the first side of that line: the coins cannot be cashed, traded, or spent with a licensee.
Why the register is here
People looking for a British casino are often handed an advertising page. The official list is the public register. Our pages copy the legal name, the account number, the licence number, the date, the head office, and the trading names. They do not copy promotional claims. Each page links back to the Commission, which is the record that can change.