The essentials in 30 seconds
The developer’s page, in short:
- Developer: SPRIBE, listed as a Mini Game.
- Published RTP: 97%.
- You uncover stars; a mine ends the round.
- Max win, mine counts and bet limits are not published there.
The round, according to the developer
Uncover stars one cell at a time; each star raises the winnings, a mine ends the round.
Set the stake
Choose an amount you decided on beforehand and check the mode.
Open a cell
A star raises the winnings; a mine ends the round.
Decide
After a success, continue or cash out.
Read the result
Compare the payout with the stake; cashout is not a withdrawal from an account.
Your decision
After each successful guess, keep opening cells or cash out.
The result
A cashout settles the round with the winnings so far. A mine ends it and the stake is lost.
The details that change the game
Cashout after any success
The developer says the player can cash out after each successful guess.
Product sourceWhat the format offers — and its limits
How the format differs
- Simple rules that are easy to follow.
- Light design for weak connections, per the developer.
What to keep in mind
- Maximum win, mine counts and bet limits are not published on the developer’s page.
- Same-name games from other studios have different rules and RTP.
Mines is a short reveal-and-cash-out game from SPRIBE. This review sticks to what the developer publishes and says plainly what it does not.
Published game facts
What it is
SPRIBE says players uncover stars while avoiding hidden mines. Each opened star raises the winnings, and the player can cash out after each successful guess.
It is not a crash game: there is no flight or timer. Every step is your own choice.
How a round works
You open one cell at a time. A star raises the possible payout; a mine ends the round and the stake is lost.
After any star you choose: keep going or cash out. The developer also lists an auto play feature with custom settings.
What the developer publishes
The page lists a 97% RTP, which is a theoretical long-run figure across all play, not what a single session returns.
It also lists Desktop, Tablet and Mobile, a light design for low bandwidth, and an adaptive interface.
What is not published
The page does not state a maximum win, the number of mines you can choose, or bet limits. Third-party sites quote figures, and they disagree with each other, so we do not repeat them.
Limits and settings can also differ by operator.
Demo and practice
The developer’s product page is the right starting point. We did not test an interactive demo, so check the mode yourself before treating a balance as virtual.
Play safely
Each pick can end the round, and cashing out later is never guaranteed. Set a spending limit first and stop when you reach it.
Games named Mines also exist from other studios, with different rules and RTP. 18+ only.
Who it is for
Readers who want to understand a reveal-and-cash-out game before opening it. It offers no way to predict the next cell, and nothing here promises income.
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Questions about this game
Is Mines a crash game?
No. There is no rising multiplier or timer; you open cells and choose when to cash out.
Can I predict the mines?
No. Treat any predictor tool or signal group with suspicion.
What does 97% RTP mean?
A theoretical long-run return across all play, not a result for one session.
Frequently asked questions
Who makes this Mines?
SPRIBE. Other studios and casinos have their own games with the same name, so check the provider.
What RTP does SPRIBE publish?
97%, a theoretical long-run figure that says nothing about a single session.
Does it have a maximum win?
The developer’s page does not publish one. Figures on third-party sites conflict.
Can anyone predict where the mines are?
No. Be wary of any tool or channel that claims to.
Sources
Product information is attributed to the linked source. An external demo link is not an interactive test.