Mines game
Mines (Spribe): every star pays, one mine ends it
Mines is Spribe's casino take on Minesweeper. The field hides stars and mines: each star you uncover lifts your win, while a mine ends the hand and takes the stake with it. You can bank your winnings after every successful pick. Spribe classes it as a mini game and its official page (spribe.co/games/mines) states a 97% RTP.
Key facts
- Provider
- Spribe
- Game type
- Mines game
How a hand plays out
Pick your stake, set up the field and start clicking tiles. There is no timer and no shared round, so the pace is entirely yours. That is the big difference from Aviator: the pressure comes from choosing whether to open one more tile, not from a clock.
Bank it or push your luck
The whole game lives in the cash-out button. Every star raises the multiplier, but every extra tile is another chance to hit a mine and lose the lot. Deciding in advance how many stars you will go for keeps a good run from turning into a bad hand.
Custom autoplay
If you prefer a steady rhythm, autoplay lets you pre-select tiles and tune several session settings, then repeats hands automatically. Set your limits before you switch it on, because hands are quick.
Chat, live bets and free bets
Like the rest of the Spribe range, Mines carries the chat and live bets module so you can see what others are staking. Rain drops free bets into chat at random, and casinos can hand out free bets through their own promotions.
Runs on anything
Mines works on desktop, tablet and mobile and is built for budget devices on limited bandwidth.
FAQ
What is the RTP of Spribe Mines?
Spribe's official page at spribe.co/games/mines lists 97%.
Can I cash out at any time?
Yes, after every star you reveal you can take what you have won.
Is there a winning strategy for Mines?
No. Mine positions are random every hand; you can only manage risk by deciding when to stop.
Source and last update: 2026-10-26
Mechanics from the studio’s game information; figures such as RTP are shown only with a source.