Keep it on the dial
Redline Sweep is entertainment and nothing else. These notes help keep it that way.
Social gaming only
Gas King is a social gaming website. There is no real-money wagering anywhere on it. Coins are virtual: you cannot buy them, you cannot win them as money, and you cannot redeem or exchange them for cash, prizes or goods. The game is provided for entertainment purposes only.
Because nothing is at stake financially, it can be easy to forget that time and attention still are. A free game can still crowd out sleep, work or people if it's played without limits.
Adults 18 and over
You must be at least 18 years old to use this site. If you share a device with younger people, consider using a separate browser profile or parental-control software so they don't stumble onto casino-style games.
Taking a break
- Decide how long you'll play before you start, and set a timer on your phone.
- Stand up and step away every half hour or so, even when the game is going well.
- Don't play when you're tired, upset or looking for a distraction from something difficult.
- Treat the balance as scenery. A big virtual win means nothing outside this page — and neither does a losing streak.
- Closing the tab resets everything. That's a feature: there's no progress to protect.
Social play is not practice
Results in a free game do not predict results in real-money gambling. Redline Sweep's paytable and return are fixed for entertainment and differ from any commercial product. Please don't treat wins here as a sign you'd do well somewhere money is involved.
Signs it's worth pausing
Consider stepping back if you notice that you're playing for longer than you meant to, feeling irritable when you can't play, hiding how much time you spend, or thinking about moving on to gambling with real money. None of these make you a bad person; they're simply signals to take seriously.
Getting support
If gaming or gambling is causing problems for you or someone close to you, talk to someone you trust and reach out to a qualified support service in your area. A general practitioner or local health service can point you toward confidential, free help wherever you are. You can also block this site using your browser, router or device settings, and we're happy to help with that — just contact us.