Mine The Money

Mine The Money: what to expect

Mine The Money, from provider JeanClaude, points toward one of the mines-style instant-win formats that have grown popular alongside traditional slots — based on its name, expect a grid of hidden tiles where players reveal squares one at a time, aiming to avoid hidden mines while a multiplier grows with every safe pick, with the option to cash out at any point before pushing their luck too far. Detailed confirmation of the exact grid size and mine count wasn't available at the time of writing.

What is confirmed

The clearest figure available is the return to player, and it's worth being upfront about it: Mine The Money returns 91.4% to players, which sits noticeably below the industry average for this style of game. That's a figure worth factoring into any decision to play, since a lower RTP means a larger long-run house edge than many comparable titles offer.

How this style of game typically plays

In the classic mines format, players choose how many mines to include on the grid before starting — more mines mean higher risk but faster-growing multipliers — and then click tiles one by one. Each safe tile increases the potential cash-out value, while hitting a mine ends the round and forfeits the current multiplier. It's a game built entirely around player-controlled risk rather than a fixed spin outcome, which is part of the appeal for players who like to set their own pace.

Volatility and max win

No formal volatility rating or maximum win figure has been confirmed for Mine The Money. Because the format is player-driven rather than fixed by the game's underlying model, effective volatility tends to depend heavily on how aggressively a player chooses to push their luck each round rather than a single house-set figure.

Betting range

No specific stake range has been confirmed either, so it's best to check the in-game settings directly once loaded to see the available bet sizes.