Mines at Rainbet: do the mines ever move?

What is Rainbet Mines?

Rainbet Mines is part of the Rainbet Originals. Ahead of the round you pick a grid size and the number of mines hidden on it. In Mines games in general, you then reveal tiles one at a time: each safe tile raises the payout, and a mine finishes the round.

How does the mine count change the game?

Across Mines games in general, the number of mines decides how fast the multiplier rises. With few mines, each safe tile adds only a little, so a round can go on for a long time. With many mines, each safe tile adds a lot, and a round seldom lasts beyond a few clicks.

Grid size matters too. Three mines on 64 tiles make for a mild game. Three mines on 25 tiles are far sharper, because a much bigger share of the grid is dangerous.

How does a Mines round generally run?

1. Choose a stake, a grid size and a number of mines.
2. Begin the round and reveal a tile.
3. After every safe tile, either reveal another or cash out at the multiplier on screen.
4. Reveal a mine and the round is over, with the stake lost.

When should you stop?

Pick your stopping point before you reveal the first tile. The multiplier can always climb higher, and that is exactly why it's hard to stop once a round is going well. A fixed target, for example three safe tiles, takes the decision out of the heat of the moment.

What does the 96% maximum RTP mean?

The Mines page displays a maximum RTP of 96.00%. This is the top long-run return the game can reach, and it is lower than the 99.00% displayed on Dice or Limbo. Across a short session, your results will mostly depend on when you chose to stop.

Can the mines move during a round?

No. The seed pair and nonce fix the mine positions before anything is revealed, so no click can move them. Once you rotate your seeds, you can confirm where each mine sat. The steps are listed on Rainbet provably fair.

Mines comes with a demo mode. Use it to try a low and a high mine count on the same grid before you play for real.

Another step-by-step Original is Rainbet Chicken Cross. You'll find all fifteen in-house games on Rainbet Originals.