Mines at Rainbet: rules and how it works
Mines is a grid game: mines are hidden on a board (often 5×5). You reveal safe tiles one after another and raise the possible multiplier with every hit. If you hit a mine, the round is over. You decide when to cash out.
How a round works
- Choose your stake and the number of mines on the grid.
- Reveal one tile after another.
- After every safe tile the possible multiplier rises.
- Cash out – or keep revealing and risk more.
Controls at a glance
- Stake field: the size of your bet per round.
- Number of mines: more mines mean higher risk and higher multipliers.
- Cash out: locks in the current result before the next tile.
Risk, pace and bankroll management
The more mines and the longer you keep revealing, the greater the risk. The multiplier grows, but a single wrong tile ends the round. Decide in advance at which point you will cash out.
Because a round only takes seconds, stakes add up quickly. Set a session and loss limit in AUD before you start and stick to it. There is no strategy that guarantees winnings. If playing stops being fun, free help is available 24/7 from Gambling Help Online on 1800 858 858 – see our responsible gambling page.
Desktop and mobile
On desktop the settings usually sit on the left and the game board on the right. On a mobile the controls move below the board; everything should work without zooming. On mobile, pay special attention to clearly visible cash-out and start buttons.
Fairness and game info
Check the official game info for each game. For fairness mechanisms (such as verifiable random procedures) we rely exclusively on the operator’s statements and claim nothing we cannot back up.
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Frequently asked questions about Mines
Mines is a grid game: mines are hidden on a board (often 5×5). You reveal safe tiles one after another and raise the possible multiplier with every hit. If you hit a mine, the round is over. You decide when to cash out.
No. The outcome of every round is random. You only control your stake, your settings and your time limit.
Because a round only takes seconds and stakes therefore add up quickly. A fixed session and loss limit helps you keep track.
No. Every round is independent. Past results allow no prediction.
Yes, through the responsive website in your mobile browser. On a mobile the controls move below the game board.
In the game info of the game directly on the platform. Open it before your first bet.
Rainbet is an offshore casino and is not licensed in Australia. Playing is not an offence for the individual punter (18+), but you have no Australian consumer protection and ACMA can block the site without notice.