Mines by 100HP Gaming

The aim of Mines is to open as many stars as you can and withdraw before you hit a bomb. Here's a step-by-step guide to playing Mines.

Step 1: Set your bet value

Enter your bet anywhere from $0.10 to $150, or use the /2 and x2 buttons.

Step 2: Choose the number of bombs

Pick 2, 3, 5 or 7 bombs from the bar at the bottom of the screen. More bombs means a bigger multiplier for every star.

Step 3: Open tiles

Press Bet and start opening tiles. One of two things will happen with each tile:

• You find a star: Your multiplier moves up to the next step, and you can open another tile or withdraw.
• You find a bomb: The round ends and your bet is lost.

Step 4: Withdraw

Press Withdraw at any point to win your bet times your current multiplier.

Mines Paytable

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The default theoretical Return to Player (RTP) is 98.0% and the maximum multiplier is ×471,086, for finding all 18 stars with 7 bombs on the grid. A single round pays out no more than $10,000.

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Below are the key game features of Mines:

• 5x5 grid: 25 tiles hiding stars and bombs.
• Four bomb settings: Play with 2, 3, 5 or 7 bombs, with 3 as the default.
• Multiplier strip: See the next multipliers under the grid before you open a tile.
• Withdraw any time: Bank your win after any star.
• Live, My and Top: Follow live bets, your own history and the biggest wins.
• Provably Fair: Every board comes from a hashed server seed, your client seed and the bet number, and you can change your client seed or check any round yourself.

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Mines has a responsive design that works on mobile, tablet and desktop. No download needed, simply launch the game from your browser and play.

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A 98% RTP is the headline here, and it puts Mines by 100HP Gaming at the generous end of the mines genre. The rest is kept deliberately simple: a dark 5x5 board, four bomb settings and a strip of multipliers telling you exactly what the next star pays.

That strip does a lot of the work. Before every click you can see that the third star with 5 bombs is worth ×1.97, or that the tenth with 7 bombs is worth ×73.20, so deciding when to withdraw is never guesswork.

What you give up is choice. Four bomb counts is a narrow range next to games that let you set anything from 1 to 24, and the $10,000 payout cap means the far end of the 7-bomb ladder is out of reach unless you're betting pennies. For quick rounds at a high RTP, though, there's very little to fault.