Mines — minesweeper with multipliers
Minesweeper for money: open cells, avoid the mines, every safe cell multiplies your stake.
Mines is the gambling version of classic minesweeper. You get a 5×5 field with mines hidden under some cells. Every safe cell you open increases the multiplier; hit a mine and the stake is gone. You can cash out after any opened cell.
The key feature of Mines is that you set the risk yourself: the number of mines is chosen before the round, from 1 to 24.
Where to play Mines
How to play
- Choose the stake and the number of mines (usually 1–24).
- Open cells: every safe one raises the multiplier.
- Press “Cash out” at any point to lock in the win.
- A mine ends the round and the stake is lost.
Mines and multipliers: how risk works
The more mines, the faster the multiplier grows per cell — and the higher the chance of blowing up. With one mine the first cell pays a tiny multiplier (~x1.03) but the success rate is 96%. With 24 mines the single safe cell pays a huge multiplier at a 4% chance.
The RTP of Mines is typically 97–99% depending on the provider and does not depend on the number of mines — only variance changes.
How to approach the game
Beginners find 3–5 mines more comfortable, cashing out after three to five cells: multipliers of x1.5–x3 at moderate risk. Chasing a clean field is mathematically near-impossible and exists purely for adrenaline.
Remember: gambling is entertainment, not a way to earn money. Only play with funds you can afford to lose and use deposit limits. This material is intended for adults aged 18+.
Pros
- You control the risk level yourself
- RTP up to 99% — one of the highest
- Cash out after every cell
- Demo mode for practice
Cons
- High variance with many mines
- Simplicity is addictive — rounds add up fast
FAQ
What is the RTP of Mines?
Typically 97–99%. The RTP does not depend on the number of mines — only the spread of results does.
How many mines should I set?
For calm play, three to five mines with an exit after a few cells. More mines mean bigger multipliers but a higher chance of losing the stake; expected value stays the same.
Is there a strategy for Mines?
Mine positions are random in every round, so no schemes exist. You can only manage risk: the number of mines and your exit point.
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