Five-Ply Peel
Five reel sheets slide behind a window cut through the top layer. Line up three or more matching cut-outs from the left and the lemon slip lifts out with your coins. Play for free — no purchase is necessary or possible.
Five-Ply Peel Free play
Virtual coins only · no purchase necessary
- 1 · middle
- 2 · top
- 3 · bottom
- 4 · dip
- 5 · rise
You start with 1,000 free coins. Pick a bet and spin.
Paytable
Wins are paid per line as a multiple of your line bet, for matching symbols in a row starting on the leftmost reel. Every line that wins is paid, and the totals are added together.
- Five-Ply Stack — top sheet3 × 80 · 4 × 400 · 5 × 2,500
- Scissors3 × 40 · 4 × 150 · 5 × 600
- Glue Pot3 × 25 · 4 × 80 · 5 × 300
- Paper Clip3 × 16 · 4 × 50 · 5 × 200
- Lemon Slice3 × 10 · 4 × 30 · 5 × 120
- Pencil3 × 6 · 4 × 20 · 5 × 80
How to play
Use − and + to set the line bet: 1, 2, 5 or 10 coins. All five lines are always active, so the total stake shown is the line bet times five.
Press Spin. The stake leaves your balance straight away, each reel stop is chosen at random, and any win is credited the moment the last reel settles.
The five lines
The top sheet
Five Five-Ply Stacks on a single line is the jackpot: 2,500 times the line bet. At a 10-coin line bet that is 25,000 coins, announced on a wide lemon slip so you cannot miss it.
Running low
If your balance falls below the current stake, the Spin button switches off and tells you why. Lower the bet, or press Reset balance to go back to 1,000 coins at any time.
How results are drawn
Each reel is a virtual strip of 27 stops: 7 pencils, 6 lemon slices, 5 paper clips, 4 glue pots, 3 pairs of scissors and 2 stacks. Every stop on every reel is drawn independently with your browser’s cryptographic random number generator. Past spins have no effect on the next one.
What the coins are worth
Nothing outside this page. Layup League has no shop, no cash-out and no prizes. The game is here for entertainment only.