Mines
Minesweeper turned into a betting format. You choose how many mines sit on the board, and that choice sets both the risk and the multiplier directly.
Published RTP97.00%
Volatilityadjustable
Max windepends on mine count
Structure5x5 grid
Technical sheet
| Developer | Spribe |
|---|---|
| Release year | 2020 |
| Category | Crash games |
| Theme | Minesweeper |
How Mines works
- Twenty-five tile grid with hidden mines.
- The player selects the mine count before starting.
- The multiplier climbs with every safe tile revealed.
- Cash out available at any point.
The total bet is what matters, not any per-line figure. The studio tunes symbol weights and paytable values to hit the published return over the long run.
How Mines compares
| Game | RTP | Volatility | Max win |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mines (this page) | 97.00% | adjustable | depends on mine count |
| Aviator | 97.00% | high | cash-out dependent |
| Plinko | 97.00% | adjustable | depends on rows and risk |
| High Flyer | 97.00% | high | cash-out dependent |
| JetX | 97.00% | high | cash-out dependent |
This is not a recommendation
We publish technical data, not playing advice. RTP values come from the developer's documentation; an operator may deploy a different configuration, so check the figure inside the game's own info panel. Gambling can be addictive — only ever stake money you can afford to lose.