How to play Mines on Shuffle

Mines rules and round flow

Mines starts with a covered grid containing a chosen number of hidden mines. Each safe tile increases the available multiplier; revealing a mine ends the round and loses the stake.

The decisions the player controls

You choose the bet amount, number of mines, which tiles to reveal and when to cash out. Adding more mines increases the danger of each pick and usually makes successful reveals pay more.

Risk, house edge and provably fair results

There are no visual clues showing which tiles are safe. Clicking patterns, corners or previous mine positions do not change the random layout of a new round.

Mines verification should reproduce the hidden layout for the completed round. Check the revealed mine positions against the tiles selected; a verified layout does not reveal where mines will be placed in the next round.

A practical Mines round example

A player who uncovers one safe tile can either take the multiplier already offered or expose another tile. The second choice increases the possible return but also creates another chance to hit a mine and lose the round’s stake.

What to check before playing Mines

Confirm these Mines settings before the first wager, then keep the session limit separate from any result or multiplier target.

• Number of mines hidden on the grid
• Multiplier before every additional tile
• A cashout point decided before the round
• No stake increases to recover a mined round