Mines
Reveal tiles, avoid mines, cash out big
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CS2 Mines
Mines is a fast risk-and-reward game played on a grid of hidden tiles. You pick how many mines are buried, then reveal safe tiles one at a time. Each safe pick raises your multiplier, and you can cash out any time before you hit a mine.
How to play Mines
Set your bet and choose how many mines to hide on the grid. Fewer mines means safer picks but smaller multiplier steps; more mines means bigger jumps and bigger risk.
Reveal tiles one by one. Every safe tile increases your payout multiplier. Cash out whenever you like to bank the current multiplier, but reveal a mine and the round ends with the bet lost.
Mines strategy and odds
Your multiplier reflects the true odds of the picks you have survived, minus the 10% Mines house edge. A common approach is to set a target number of safe tiles and cash out the moment you reach it rather than pushing every round to the limit.
Every board is generated from a provably-fair seed, so mine positions are fixed before your first pick and can be verified afterward on the fairness page.
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Mines FAQ
How does CS2 Mines work?
Choose how many mines to hide on the grid, reveal safe tiles to grow your multiplier, and cash out before hitting a mine. Hitting a mine ends the round.
Is Mines provably fair?
Yes. The mine layout is fixed by a provably-fair seed before you pick and can be verified on the fairness page.
What is the best number of mines?
Fewer mines gives safer, smaller steps; more mines gives larger multipliers with higher risk. There is no single best setting: it depends on how much variance you want.
What is the house edge on Mines?
CaseBattles applies a 10% house edge on Mines, published per game in the FAQ.
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