Mines
You reveal tiles on a grid one at a time, and each safe tile raises the multiplier until you cash out or hit a mine. One mine ends the round and the stake is gone.
18+. Mines originals differ by casino. Grid size, mine count and the fair seed sit in each game. This page explains the mechanic. It is not a bet. Check the live game and local law.
What Mines is
A grid. Some tiles hide gems. Some hide mines. You flip one tile at a time. Each clean tile lifts the multiplier. You can cash out after any safe flip. Hit a mine and that bet is gone.
The same job shows up in more than one originals lobby. Grid size and mine count change. You still flip tiles until you cash out or hit a mine.
How a round works
- Set a bet you can lose on one mine.
- Set how many mines sit on the grid if the game lets you. More mines, fatter multiplier per safe tile.
- Flip one tile.
- Cash out, or flip again.
- Read the fair page in the game if you want the seed.
The trap
The first two safe tiles feel free. They are not. The next flip is where stacks die. Pick a cash-out point before the first click. Auto-greed after a green gem is how the grid wins.
We do not print a fake RTP. Open the game. Read that casino’s help tab.
FAQ
Is Mines the same as Plinko?
No. Plinko is one drop you do not steer. Mines is a grid you keep clicking until you stop or die. Plinko: Plinko. Crash: Crash. Dice: Dice.
Can I play Mines with crypto?
Yes if that cashier lists your coin and network. Deposit first: How to Deposit Crypto at a Casino.
Last updated 3 September 2026. 18+ only. This is not financial advice. Check local law before you play.
Deposit steps: How to deposit crypto at a casino. Cash out: How to withdraw crypto from a casino.
