Mines at Rainbet: pick your grid, then decide where to stop

How does Rainbet Mines work?

Rainbet Mines is a cash-out game. First pick a grid and the number of mines, then open tiles one by one. In games of this type you can collect after any safe tile, and if a mine comes first the stake is lost.

How do you play a round?

1. Enter your bet, then choose a grid size and the number of mines to hide.
2. Begin the round and open a tile of your choice.
3. In games of this type, a safe tile lifts the multiplier, and then you can open one more or cash out.
4. Cashing out banks the multiplier you have reached, while a mine finishes the round.

What does the mine count change?

How fast the multiplier rises depends on the mine count. With few mines on a big grid, each tile is very likely to be safe, so each adds only a little. With many mines, every safe tile carried real risk, and the multiplier jumps to reflect it.

• Few mines: longer rounds, a slow rise, small steps.
• Many mines: shorter rounds, a quick rise, large steps.
• Bigger grid: at the same mine count there are more tiles to open, so the rise is gentler.

When should you cash out?

Pick your cash-out point ahead of the round. After each safe tile the multiplier reflects the odds of getting that far, so no stopping point offers better value than another. The difference is how often you get there.

A plan like three tiles and out is simpler to stick to than a choice made as the multiplier rises in front of you.

Can the mines move during a round?

No. Your client seed, the hashed server seed and a nonce decide where the mines sit, and they are fixed before the first tile is opened. After you rotate the seed pair you can check a past bet by opening it from Bets. The method is described on Rainbet provably fair.

Does it matter which tiles you open?

No. Mines are placed at random over the grid, so a tile in the corner is no safer than one in the middle. Patterns, favourite tiles and moving along a row each carry identical risk per tile. Your odds depend on the mine count and the number of tiles you open.

Is Rainbet Mines available in demo mode?

Yes. Mines has a demo mode with no deposit, so you can try a grid size and mine count with play credits beforehand. Rainbet Chicken Cross and Rainbet Hilo are other cash-out games of the same kind, and you'll find the complete set on Rainbet Originals.