Mines Halloween by 100HP Gaming

The aim of Mines Halloween is to find as much candy as you can without opening a ghost. Here's a step-by-step guide to playing Mines Halloween.

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

Under Number of bombs, pick 2, 3, 5 or 7 ghosts. More ghosts means bigger multipliers for each piece of candy.

Step 3: Open tiles

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

• You find candy: Your multiplier moves up to the next step, and you can open another tile or withdraw.
• You find a ghost: 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 Halloween Paytable

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The default theoretical Return to Player (RTP) is 96.0% and the maximum multiplier is ×461,472, for clearing all 18 pieces of candy with 7 ghosts 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 Halloween:

• 5x5 grid: 25 tiles hiding candy and ghosts.
• Four ghost settings: Play with 2, 3, 5 or 7 ghosts.
• Multiplier strip: See the next multipliers under the grid before you open a tile.
• Withdraw any time: Bank your win after any piece of candy.
• Live, My and Top: Follow live bets, your own history and the biggest wins.
• Provably Fair: Check each round's hash and salt to confirm the grid.

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Mines Halloween 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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Four buttons decide how a round of Mines Halloween plays out. With two ghosts on the board, most tiles are safe and the multiplier creeps up in small steps. With seven, the first piece of candy is already worth ×1.33 and the ladder runs all the way to ×461,472.

The Halloween touches are light: candy instead of gems, red ghosts instead of bombs and a pixel heart on every tile. The multiplier strip under the grid is the most useful part, as it shows exactly what the next tile is worth.

Fans of Mines by Spribe will feel at home. Anyone who likes setting a custom bomb count or an autobet will find the options limited, and the $10,000 cap means the top of the seven-ghost ladder only matters at the smallest stakes.