A readable label, visible focus and a clear next step matter as much as the artwork. These are the navigation and presentation choices available around the games.
Move through the page your way.
Tab and Shift+Tab move between links, buttons and form fields. Skip to content leads to the main page. On smaller screens, a labelled menu holds the navigation.
Search and catalogue filters use native controls. A preview opens in a dialog; Escape closes it and returns focus to the control that opened it.
Choose a quieter presentation.
Play comfort lets you adjust optional effects, sound and reminder preferences. The site also respects the reduced-motion preference set on your device.
Some movement is needed to communicate a reel or bonus feature. The player offers full-screen and reconnect controls. Each game has its own instructions; the visual reel area may not provide an equivalent experience for every assistive technology.
Make the text work for you.
Use browser zoom for a larger view and the text and contrast options in Play comfort where helpful. The surrounding pages reorganise on narrow screens.
A labelled control describes its action; decorative illustrations are not a substitute for the words on a button.
Help us understand a barrier.
Use Contact to name the page or game, your browser and the action you could not complete. Tell us which control or information was difficult to reach.
Share only the detail needed to explain the issue. Never send a password. We welcome specific reports without asking you to prove an accessibility need.
Updated 15 October 2026
