A Turbo Games gem hunt where you pick tiles to raise your multiplier, stop when you want, and cash out your win. RTP 94.71%.

How does picking tiles replace spinning? Mines is a gem-themed game from Turbo Games released in 2021 that flips slot play on its head. Instead of spinning reels, you pick from a grid of hidden tiles, revealing gems that climb a multiplier ladder or mines that end your round. Each pick raises the payout you can claim, but the risk grows with every tile you uncover. You control the grid size and number of mines, shaping how steep the multiplier climbs and how quickly the game can end.
Mines: for decision-makers, not passive spinners. Mines suits players who enjoy making choices during play and can handle long periods between wins. The tight control over mine count and tile selection appeals to those who want a say in the odds they face. It works less well if you prefer the predictability of fixed paylines or if sudden round endings frustrate you. The game's high volatility means wins can be sparse, though they tend to land big when they do.
Why does opening the first tile matter? Manual round mode is the heartbeat of Mines. You set your bet and choose how many mines hide in the grid—from 2 to 24—then open tiles one by one. Every gem you find multiplies your stake further; the first mine triggers an instant loss. You can cash out at any point after the first gem lands, locking in your current multiplier as profit. The stake is taken only when you open the first tile, so you can still cancel before committing.
Full StoryThese figures show you the provider, the odds, and the top prize you can win at every bet level.
At Stellarspins, you control the pace and the risk on every tile you uncover.
View all gameplay screens including the bonus round and every decision point you encounter during play. Mines Screenshots (Highline)
Picking tiles and cashing out. You pick the bet and the number of mines from 2 to 24, press Start Game, and open tiles one by one. Every gem raises the multiplier; a mine ends the round. Cash Out is available from the first gem. The stake is debited when the first tile is opened, which is why the bet can still be cancelled before that.
Mines autoplay with your rules. Mines runs automatic rounds with your preselected tiles and your choice of behaviour after a win or loss: reset the stake or increase it by a percentage you set. You control the number of rounds (blank means unlimited) and can toggle Stop at any Win to halt the sequence.
Steep ladders or steady climbs. You adjust mines from 2 to 24 using quick presets at 3, 5, 10, or 20. More mines mean a steeper multiplier ladder and a higher chance to bust: at 3 mines the ladder runs x1.08 to x2.18k, at 20 mines x4.75 to x50.47k.
When the bonus comes remains unknown. When the bonus round arrives is entirely random. You might see it on your first spin or after many rounds of play. No pattern tells you when it is coming, and your stake does not change when it does.
Short-term results versus long-term RTP. One session's result is down to chance, regardless of RTP. A winning session and a losing one are both possible, and they are both normal. Only across many thousands of spins does the RTP figure take shape.
Maximum wins remain out of reach. The maximum win of A$494 028 500 is a ceiling that nearly all players never approach. Wins of that size are extraordinarily rare, and no choice you make in the game brings them closer.
You open tiles to uncover gems and build your multiplier with no money at stake and no winnings recorded. This is how you learn the board layout, the mine mechanic and when the cash out button appears.
Play demoYou pick your stake and mine count, then open tiles for real. Every gem raises your payout multiplier; a mine ends your round. Your balance changes based on the gems you uncover and when you choose to cash out.
Play for moneyReturn to Player figures show what a game returns on average over a very large number of spins. Each RTP figure applies only to the condition listed next to it: the standard game gives 94.71%, while cashing out at a multiplier of x1.03 gives 95.30%.
Find the answers that matter before you open your first tile at Stellarspins Casino.
Set a budget before you start. Decide what you can afford to lose before your session starts. Set a deposit limit on your account so spending stays within that boundary, and stick to it.
When should you stop playing? Choose a stopping point in advance—both a win target and a loss limit. Walk away when you reach either one, even if the game feels like continuing.
Protect yourself with account tools. Use your account's deposit and loss limits to enforce your choices automatically. These tools keep your spending aligned with what you decided beforehand.
Mines and when to pause. If Mines stops feeling like fun or you find yourself playing more than you planned, take a break. Pause your account or use the National Self-Exclusion Register for support.
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