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Mines+ at Roby Casino: figures, wins and risk

Mines+ is Pragmatic Play's crash game with a 97.50% RTP, a single mine field that can end a round on one wrong pick.

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Is Mines+ a slot or something else?

No reels, no paylines. Mines+ is a crash-style game from Pragmatic Play, not a reel slot: there are no spinning reels and no paylines. A round opens with a field of hidden tiles. You reveal them one at a time, each safe pick lifting your multiplier, and you decide when to cash out. Nine mines sit in that field, and a single one ends the round. It arrived in early 2026.

Mines+ rewards a chosen stop. Because a single wrong pick can wipe the round, the risk sits with you rather than with the game's variance setting. Bets start at NZ$0.01 and run to NZ$250, so a cautious opener and a high-roller sit at the same table. Anyone who wants set spin counts and fixed paylines will find nothing to do here; players who like steering a round will feel at home.

Watch the multiplier climb. Pragmatic Play fills shelves with five-reel video slots, so a tile-reveal game stands out on name alone. What marks it further is the payout ceiling: 5 070 293 times the bet, reachable only when a round runs to full completion. Nothing in the field is timed or auto-driven, and no free spins exist, so each round is one decision after another until you stop.

Mines+ figures

Check the figures, then the field

Roby Casino lists the verified sheet as it is, with nothing rounded up for effect.

Pragmatic Play

ProviderPragmatic Play

Return to player97.50%

Top prize multipleNot published

Ceiling at NZ$250x5 070 293

NZ$1 267 573 250

ReleaseNZ$1 267 573 250

29/01/2026

Round by round

Mines+ moves one pick at a time

Nothing here happens without your press, so no hidden timer decides your round.

Mines+ starts with a stake

Before any tile is turned, set the stake. Bets start at the smallest unit and climb to the house maximum, and the NZ$0.20 stake is the one the paytable examples use, so you can check a figure against a real bet size.

The moment you stop picking

The field opens and you reveal tiles one by one. Every safe tile raises the multiplier on the round; a mine closes it and the stake is gone. Cash out at any point and the current multiplier is paid.

No features to wait for

The multiplier you carry is the feature. There are no reels to trigger, no wild substitutions and no scatter count to chase; the whole of the payout structure lives in the field in front of you, so the size of a win depends on how long you keep revealing.

Completion versus a cashout

Mines+ has no free spins and no separate bonus round, so nothing triggers mid-round. Nine mines are in play and a completed run reaches the ceiling of 5 070 293 times the stake; stopping early keeps the multiplier you banked.

A limit set first

Decide where you stop before the first tile lifts, using the deposit limits and session reminders in your account. Nothing in the game counts how often the ceiling is hit, so no one can tell you the odds of a long run.

Screen tour

See the field and the cashout panel

Round closed by one mine

Field of unrevealed tiles

Multiplier panel beside the field

Stake controls below the tiles

Revealed safe tiles in a row

Choosing where to stake your first coin

Mines+

Every screen of this slot, the bonus round included, sits behind this line: Highline

Mines+ has no free spins to unlock

That a bonus round hides somewhere in the tile field and can be triggered by luck.

Limits no player controls

Mines+ keeps the timing. Nine mines are placed and the round runs without a cashout in the 97.5% figure. Nobody can promise how often that round arrives.

Before the spin, after the spin. One session produces one outcome, and no RTP percentage changes it. The long-run figure describes millions of rounds, not yours tonight.

Version disclosure. Several RTP configurations exist for the same game, so check the rules screen inside the game before you stake and read which one applies.

Mines+ caps at the ceiling. A 5,070,293x ceiling is a maximum, not a plan. Reaching it takes an unlikely run, and the figure says nothing about an ordinary round.

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Try before you stake

Demo first or money first?

It settles whether you can learn the layout without putting money down.

What can the demo teach?

Practice credits let you pick tiles and watch the multiplier climb with nothing at stake. No winnings leave the demo.

Try the demo

A funded account

Stakes from NZ$0.20 to NZ$5 appear on this page as examples only. A funded Kiwi account adds real withdrawals to the same layout.

Play for money

Three local rules

Same tiles, but a stake ceiling applies here

18+That a rule set from another country caps your stake or takes a feature away without notice.

NZ$250 → NZ$1 267 573 250

Country stake ceiling and top payout

Stakes stop at NZ$250 per round, and that ceiling pays NZ$1 267 573 250 at the game top multiple.

Rounds that repeat without taps

Autoplay runs here, so a stretch of rounds can repeat at one stake without a new tap each time.

Check the buy before you stake

Buying into a bonus round is open to players here, though Mines+ awards no free spins to purchase or trigger.

Reading the return

Average return on a staked hundred

RTP is a long-run average, and an operator may run any version of the slot. The game rules show which version you have.

RTP 97.50%

Average back from NZ$100NZ$97.50

House edgeNZ$2.50

Before your first pick

Common questions about Mines+

Five answers settle the numbers, the stakes and the limits before you commit a cent.

trustWhy does Mines+ list a single RTP of 97.5 percent?+

That figure assumes you clear all tiles with 9 mines on the board, playing each round to completion instead of cashing out early. Cashing out sooner returns less on average. Every version of the round runs on the same published number.

trustCan I win NZ$1 267 573 250 on Mines+?+

That is the ceiling at the maximum bet of NZ$250, a multiple of 5 070 293 times the stake. Smaller stakes scale down: NZ$5 carries a top of NZ$25 351 465. Reaching it needs an unbroken run of safe picks.

trustDo I need a big bankroll for Mines+?+

No, the range opens at NZ$0.01 and closes at NZ$250 per round. Example stakes of NZ$0.20, NZ$0.50 and NZ$5 sit in the middle. Your own budget should set the size, not the slider.

trustCan I test Mines+ without spending at the casino?+

The lobby carries the game in demo, so every screen and the bonus round can be opened before money is involved. Demo rounds use play credits and cannot be withdrawn. Switch to a funded balance when you want real returns.

trustCan I judge the volatility of Mines+ from the tile count?+

Mines+ publishes no volatility figure, so the risk is set by your choices rather than a stated rating. More mines raise the multiplier and cut the safe field at once. Fewer mines repay smaller amounts but close fewer rounds early.

Keeping the session where you want it

Mines+ and a fixed sum. Fix a sum you can lose before the first pick, then treat it as spent. The multiplier panel will keep offering one more tile, so the ceiling needs to exist before the run starts.

When do I cash out? Choose the point where you walk away, whether the balance is up or down. A rising multiplier feels like momentum but carries no memory of your losses.

Limits that bind every game. The account allows deposit limits and loss limits, and both hold across every game in the lobby, not just this one. Set them at a level you would still accept on a poor night.

Step away when the fun stops. Reality checks and session time reminders show how long the picks have run. If the round stops being a choice, step away or use self-exclusion on the account.