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Mines is Shuffle's take on the minesweeper-style casino game: a 5×5 grid, hidden gems and mines, and one decision that matters — how far to push before you cash out. You choose the number of mines before betting, every safe tile raises your multiplier, and one wrong pick ends the round. Rounds take seconds, and the risk level is entirely yours to set.
The Mines gambling game runs at a 99% RTP with a 1% house edge on every configuration, from a single mine to the full 24. Payouts follow a fixed, published formula — nothing about the multiplier ladder is hidden or adjustable behind the scenes.
How the Mines Casino Game Works
Each round uses a 5×5 grid of 25 tiles. Before you bet, you choose two things:
Bet amount — your stake for the round (bets of 0.00 are accepted, so you can play at zero stake)
Number of mines — anywhere from 1 to 24; the remaining tiles hide gems
Once the round starts, every gem you reveal moves you up the multiplier ladder. You can cash out after any successful pick and bank the current multiplier, or continue to the next tile at higher odds and a higher payout. Reveal a mine and the round ends with the stake lost.
Setting | Description | Effect |
Bet Amount | Your stake per round (0.00 accepted) | Sets the payout scale |
Number of Mines | 1–24 | Sets difficulty and volatility |
Cash Out | Manual, after any safe pick | Ends the round and secures winnings |
Auto Bet | Optional | Runs repeated rounds with fixed settings |
Choosing a Mine Count
Mines Selected | Volatility | Experience |
1–3 | Low | Frequent small wins, gradual multipliers |
4–8 | Medium | Balanced risk and reward |
9–15 | High | Steep multipliers, short rounds |
16–24 | Extreme | Rare wins, the game's largest payouts |
Every mine count returns the same 99% RTP — no setting is mathematically better than another. What changes is the shape of the outcome: fewer mines pay small and often, more mines pay big and rarely. The full multiplier ladder for every setup is in our Mines multiplier chart, including the odds of reaching each payout and the formula behind the game's 5,148,297× maximum win.
How to Play Mines Online at Shuffle
Open Mines from the Shuffle Originals lobby.
Set your bet amount — or start at 0.00 to learn the game with nothing staked.
Choose your mine count (1–24).
Start the round and reveal tiles; each gem raises your multiplier.
Cash out after any safe pick, or keep going for a higher payout.
Adjust your settings and go again.
New to the game? The how to play Mines guide walks through mine counts, multipliers, and cash-out decisions round by round.
Provably Fair Outcomes
Mines is a Provably Fair Shuffle Original: every round's mine placement is generated from a server seed, your client seed, and a nonce — committed before you pick a single tile. After any round, you can verify that the layout was fixed in advance and untouched. The Provably Fair guide shows exactly how to run the check.
Play Mines Free with 0.00 Bets
While strictly speaking there's no separate demo version of Mines, the game accepts bets of 0.00. This means you can play full rounds at any mine count, watch the multiplier ladder move, and practice cash-out timing without staking anything. It's the same game with the same provably fair outcomes, not a modified practice build — so what you see at zero stake is exactly what you get with real bets.
Mines on Mobile
Mines runs in your browser on desktop, tablet, and phone — no app to download. The grid is tap-friendly, rounds load fast, and your balance, bets, and cash-outs work identically across devices.
Why Play Mines at Shuffle
99% RTP, stated plainly — one of the higher return rates in any online casino format, identical at every mine count
Provably fair, verifiable rounds — check any outcome yourself after the round
Full risk control — you set the volatility with the mine count and end the round whenever you choose
0.00 bets accepted — try any setup with nothing staked
One wallet across everything — the same balance covers Mines, all other Originals, the casino, and the sportsbook
XP on every bet — Mines play counts toward Shuffle's VIP program, unlocking rakeback and reload bonuses as you climb (terms apply)
More Shuffle Originals
If the pick-and-cash-out tension of Mines suits you, the closest relatives in the Originals lobby are:
Hilo — build a streak of higher-or-lower calls with a cash-out after every card
Blitz — pick a target card count and chase multipliers up to seven figures
Plinko — adjustable-risk multiplier drops, no mid-round decisions
Waifu Tower — climb levels instead of clearing a grid, cash out between each one
FAQ – Mines at Shuffle
How does Mines work?
You bet on a 5×5 grid hiding gems and mines. You pick the mine count before the round; each gem revealed raises your multiplier, and you can cash out after any safe pick. Revealing a mine ends the round and forfeits the stake.
What is the RTP of Mines?
Mines has a 99% RTP — a 1% house edge — on every mine count from 1 to 24. Every multiplier is the fair odds of your picks multiplied by 0.99, so no configuration returns more or less than another over the long run.
What is the maximum win in Mines?
The maximum payout is 5,148,297× your bet, reached by clearing every safe tile at 12 mines (13 gems) or 13 mines (12 gems). The complete ladder is in the Mines multiplier chart.
Can you play Mines for free?
Yes. Mines accepts bets of 0.00, so you can play complete rounds at any mine count without staking anything. It's the same game with the same provably fair outcomes — not a separate demo build — so zero-stake rounds behave exactly like real ones.
Is Mines a game of luck or skill?
Every tile is placed randomly and every pick is an independent chance event — no pattern or system changes the odds. What you control is the shape of your risk: the mine count sets the volatility, and cash-out timing decides how much of a run you bank.
Can I play Mines on mobile?
Yes. Mines runs in mobile browsers on iOS and Android with tap controls and the same features as desktop — no app needed.
What are the bet limits?
Minimum and maximum bets depend on your selected currency, starting from 0.00. Your exact limits are shown in the bet panel before each round.
Do my settings stay the same between sessions?
Yes — Mines keeps your last-used bet amount and mine count, so when you return, the game is set up the way you left it. You can adjust either at any time before starting a round.
Mines is available at Shuffle for players 18 and over. Outcomes are determined by chance, and no strategy changes the house edge — play for entertainment, not income. Loss limits, wager limits, and self-exclusion are available through Shuffle Wise; see our responsible gambling page for the full toolkit.