Mines

Mines is a provably fair original inspired by Minesweeper. A grid hides gems and mines; each gem you uncover increases your multiplier. Cash out any time to bank your winnings — but hit a mine and you lose the round. You choose how many mines are on the grid, balancing risk and reward, and every grid layout is committed via SHA-256 before your first pick so it can be verified after the round.

How Does Mines Work?

Pick the number of mines (more mines = higher multiplier growth per safe tile), then reveal tiles one by one. After every safe pick you face the core decision: cash out now or continue for a bigger multiplier. Fewer mines means safer but slower growth; a high mine count can pay dramatically but most rounds end early. The grid is generated from pre-committed seeds, so tile positions cannot change mid-round — verify any round on the Provably Fair page.

Is There a Best Mines Strategy?

No pattern of picks changes the odds — every unrevealed tile is equally likely to hide a mine. What you control is the risk profile: mine count, how many tiles you reveal before cashing out, and stake size. A common disciplined approach is a low mine count with a fixed reveal target, banking small consistent multipliers rather than chasing the full board.