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Mines On A Tap, Cash Out On Command

Our Mines room runs on a 5x5 tile grid: reveal a safe square, watch the multiplier climb, and cash out the moment you decide. You pick anywhere from...

1 to 24 Mines5x5 GridInstant Cash-OutProvably FairAuto-Pick

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What Our Mines Room Actually Gives You

Mines at bch casino is an instant-round original, not a spinning reel. You pick a mine count, then reveal tiles one at a time; each safe tile lifts the multiplier and you decide when to collect. We carry grids from Spribe, Turbo Games, BGaming and SmartSoft plus our own in-house build, with mine counts from 1 to 24, an auto-pick tool and

a round log you can scroll back.

Spribe Grids
Turbo Games Boards
BGaming Builds
In-House Variant
Mine Counts To 24

INSIDE OUR GRID

Three Corners Of Our Mines Floor

How Mines plays depends on how you set the grid. Here is where you will likely spend your time between rounds: the fast three-mine sprint, the longer ladder chase, and our weekly...

FAST GRID

The Three-Mine Sprint

Three mines on a 5x5 grid keeps rounds short: small multipliers, fast reveals. Most accounts open...

CASH-OUT

Ladder Chase Rooms

Chase the longer ladder instead: one or two mines, ten reveals, and a multiplier that climbs...

STREAK BOARD

Weekly Streak Boards

Our streak board tracks your longest run of safe reveals in the Mines room, not your...

MINES ON MOBILE

Mines In Your Hand, On Any Network

Mines is a tap game, which is why it suits a phone. The grid scales to portrait, tiles answer the moment your thumb lands, and the cash-out button sits inside...

Tap To Reveal

Portrait Grid

Thumb-Reach Cash-Out

Round Recovery

HELP MID-ROUND

When A Mines Round Needs A Human

Rounds settle in seconds, but questions still come up: a cash-out that has not landed, a grid that did not finish, an...

FAIR PLAY CHECKS

How We Keep Mines Rounds Honest

Every Mines grid is provably fair. We publish the server seed, your client seed and the nonce, so you can re-hash a finished round and confirm the tile...

Published Seed Pairs

Before each round we hand you the client seed, and afterwards we reveal the server seed and nonce. Hash all...

Fixed Payout Maths

Multiplier tables for each mine count are fixed and visible, so a five-mine round pays the same on your account...

Round Log Export

Your Mines history sits in the account with the mine count, reveal order, multiplier and result for every round. Scroll...

Studio Mix

Grids come from Spribe, Turbo Games, BGaming and SmartSoft, plus our own in-house build. Each studio sets its own mine...

Mine Count Control

Everything that matters is set before a tile is touched: board size, mine count from 1 to 24, stake and...

Stake Caps You Set

You can fix a maximum stake for the Mines room inside your account, and the grid will not accept more...

Our Mines Grid Against What Else Is Out There

Many places run a Mines grid, so the difference lives in the details: how fast a round settles, how many mine counts you can pick, whether the seed...

Mine Count Range

We run mine counts from 1 to 24 on a 5x5 grid, and selected studio builds carry 3x3 and 7x7 boards. Some rooms stop at ten mines and cut off longer ladders.

Settle Speed

Rounds resolve on a hosted game server rather than a queued table, so a grid finishes the moment your finger lifts. There is no dealer rhythm to wait for and no queue.

Seed Proof

Every finished round shows its server seed, client seed and nonce, and you can check them from your own device. Elsewhere that proof often sits behind a support request.

Cash-Out Path

Cash-outs leave the round and land in your account wallet, with JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and Raast supported in Pakistan regions where local law permits, at the figure you locked.

Round History Depth

Your log keeps the mine count, reveal order and multiplier of each round, not just a result. That shows how a session actually went rather than leaving you guessing.

Auto-Pick Rules

The auto-pick tool lets you preset how many tiles to reveal and where to stop. Set the rules once and the grid follows them, which suits the longer ladders.

One Lobby, One Account

Mines sits beside the rest of the lobby, so you can move to live tables or the sportsbook without opening a second account. Your grid history stays in place.

MINES HIGHLIGHTS

Six Things That Define Our Mines

Six things define our Mines room: the mine-count slider, the multiplier ladder, one-tap cash-out, the round log, the seed proof behind every grid, and round times that rarely...

Mine-Count Slider Drag the slider anywhere from 1 to 24 mines before...

Multiplier Ladder Each safe reveal lifts your multiplier a step, and the...

One-Tap Cash-Out The cash-out button holds its place on screen however many...

Round Log Every grid you play is stored with its mine count...

Seed Proof Server seed, client seed and nonce all appear on the...

Seconds Per Round A Mines round takes as long as your finger takes...

Mines Questions, Answered Straight

You set a mine count, then reveal tiles one at a time. Every safe tile raises your multiplier, and a mine ends the round. Cash out whenever you choose before that happens.

Between 1 and 24 on our 5x5 grids. Selected studio builds also carry 3x3 and 7x7 boards. More mines means a steeper ladder and a shorter, sharper round.

Yes. We publish the server seed, your client seed and the nonce, so you can re-hash the round and confirm the tile order. Mine positions lock before your first reveal.

The round keeps its state on our side. Reconnect and the grid restores with your opened tiles and current multiplier intact, so you can still cash out at that value.

The payout clears from the round straight away and rests in your account wallet, then travels through JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay or Raast on the route you chose at setup.

The grid is built touch-first. Tiles reveal on tap, the layout shifts to portrait, and the cash-out button stays inside thumb reach on a normal handset screen.