Join in on the Mines fever with one of our most popular and beloved games! Inspired by the classic Minesweeper, Mines will simply reveal the gems and avoid the bombs to increase your payout multiplier.
Mines
is a grid-based gambling game of chance
developed by Stake where players navigate the grid to reveal gems while avoiding bombs! This Mines betting game is played on a 5x5 grid in which players can flip the tiles over to show either a gem or bomb.
Revealing gems increases payout multipliers and allows players to continue playing - choosing to pick additional tiles, a random tile or cash out. Revealing a bomb ends the round with the wager lost.
With the freedom to adjust the number of mines, autobet and cash out at any point of the game, the crypto gambling experience offered by Mines is second to none at any
crypto casino!
Mines Gameplay
Players set their bet amount to play with during a round of Mines as well as the number of mines that exists in the field of play, ranging between 1-24. There are 25 tiles where gems and mines can be distributed.
The gameplay resembles the beloved Minesweeper game, with the placement of mines and gems being random and betting mechanics included for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
Modifying the Number of Mines
The number of mines set affects to multiplier paid out to players and controls the volatility of the gameplay. More mines in play lead to more opportunities for a round to end, but also leads to exciting gameplay and higher payouts.
The choice of setting the mines amount reflects the player's appetite for risk and the level of risk they are willing to burden in pursuit of profit and big payouts.
Once the bet amount and number of mines have been set, players can click any number of tiles during the betting round to reveal their contents. Hitting a mine will end the round. However, if a player continues to collect gems they can continue to play.
Cashout or Keep Mining
During the phase where players have collected gems and have not tripped any mines yet, the betting interface is modified and they are informed of the
Profit on Next Tile
and
Total Profit
in the current betting round
.
This helps players evaluate risk and best decide what is the best course of action - cash out winnings or keep going!
During a betting round of Mines, players can set their desired bet amount for the individual round.
Auto betting options are available which include the bet amount per round, number of mines, number of bets and options to stop on profit, stop on loss and adjust bet amount based on a win or a loss.
As Mines is a game of random chance, with an element of human control in picking the tile and the ability to cash out, it is a popular option for advanced betting strategies which is
shared within the Stake community.
With a 99% Return to Player RTP) and a 1% House Edge, Mines is one of the fairest gambling games online. As with all other Stake Originals, Mines is a '
Provably Fair Game' and provides one of the safest, secure and trustworthy betting experiences available online.
Deposit Funds to Stake Account
To deposit funds to your
Stake.com account to play Mines or other crypto casino games available on our platform, please follow the steps listed below:
Step 1 - Retrieve your deposit address, located in Wallet > Deposit.
Step 2 - Choose the method which suits your needs. We offer many supported currencies including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Dogecoin (Doge), Litecoin (LTC) and more.
Step 3 - Use your deposit address as the 'Send to' location for your crypto wallet or exchange.
Step 4 (Optional) - If you need to make a deposit via fiat currency, you can buy crypto for Stake via Moonpay.
Stake provides live support and assistance from our customer support staff - whether it has to do with account deposits or accessing your favourite casino games, we will help you out!
Moonpay has
many supported payment options including Visa, MasterCard, Apple Pay, Google Pay and more to deposit cryptocurrency for online casino games and more. For a full list of supported payment options in your market, please refer to the Moonpay documentation.
