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Mines games

Pick tiles on a grid. Every safe pick raises the multiplier; one mine ends the round.

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About Mines games

How mines games work

Choose how many mines hide on the grid, usually 5×5, then open tiles one at a time. Each safe tile raises the multiplier and you can cash out after any of them. Open a mine and the bet is lost.

What you set

The mine count is the risk dial. More mines mean bigger steps and a shorter run. Some games also change the grid size, and most add a random pick and an auto mode.

RTP and top multipliers

Studios state RTP between 94% and 99% for the games listed here. The top multiplier is what clearing every safe tile pays at the riskiest setting, which is why figures such as 5,044,291× for Spribe's Mines are so large.

Games to know

  • Mines by Spribe: carried by more casino brands than any other mines game in regulated markets (Blask, July 2026).
  • Mines+ by Pragmatic Play: 1 to 24 mines on a 5×5 grid.
  • Turbo Mines by Turbo Games: four grid sizes, from 3×3 to 9×9.
  • Coin Miner by Gaming Corps: 1 to 24 mines and a TreasureBoost mode.