Rainbet Mines: grid sizes, mine count and cash-out

How does Rainbet Mines work?

Rainbet Mines is a cash-out game. You choose a grid and a number of mines, then open tiles one at a time. In games of this type you can collect after any safe tile, and opening a mine first loses the stake.

How do you play a round?

1. Set your bet, then pick a grid size and how many mines to hide.
2. Start the round and open any tile.
3. In games of this type, a safe tile raises the multiplier, and you can open another or cash out.
4. Cashing out banks the current multiplier, and a mine ends the round.

What does the mine count change?

The mine count sets how steeply the multiplier climbs. Few mines on a large grid means each tile is very likely safe, so each one adds little. Many mines means every safe tile was a real risk, and the multiplier jumps to match.

• Few mines: long rounds, slow climb, small steps.
• Many mines: short rounds, fast climb, large steps.
• Bigger grid: more tiles to open at the same mine count, so the climb is gentler.

When should you cash out?

Decide the cash-out point before the round starts. The multiplier after each safe tile matches the odds of having got that far, so no stopping point is better value than another. What changes is how often you reach it.

A plan such as three tiles and out is easier to keep than a decision made while the multiplier is climbing in front of you.

Can the mines move during a round?

No. The mine positions come from your client seed, the hashed server seed and a nonce, and they're fixed before you open the first tile. A past bet can be checked after you rotate the seed pair, by opening it from Bets. The method is on Rainbet provably fair.

Does it matter which tiles you open?

No. The mines are placed at random across the grid, so a corner tile is no safer than one in the middle. Patterns, favourite tiles and working along a row all carry the same risk per tile. What changes your odds is the mine count and how many tiles you open.

Is Rainbet Mines available in demo mode?

Yes. Mines runs in demo mode with no deposit, so a grid size and a mine count can be tried with play credits first. Other cash-out games in the same family include Rainbet Chicken Cross and Rainbet Hilo, and the whole set is on Rainbet Originals.