Our Review
Rainbet’s Mines is one of the newest entries in the category and comes from Rainbet Originals, the casino’s own in-house studio.
With a 96.5 percent RTP, flexible volatility controls, and a top win capped at one million dollars, Rainbet is clearly marketing this game to both casual players and high-stakes risk takers.
Let’s see how it compares to the likes of Stake originals, BC.Game originals and others!
Gameplay experience and features
The gameplay foundation is the classic grid-based Minesweeper format.
Pick tiles, avoid bombs, stack multipliers, and cash out before disaster strikes.
The tension curve is identical to Spribe’s Mines, but Rainbet adds enough features and polish to feel distinct.
The instant play button, the expanded 8×8 grid option, and the ability to reveal tiles using preset patterns give the game a more advanced and customizable feel than the average Mines clone.
Overall, Rainbet’s Mines starts strong and positions itself between a highly flexible strategy tool and a clean, fun gambling game.
Desktop version
On desktop, Rainbet Mines looks modern and sharp.
The visuals of the bombs themselves stand out.
I was absolutely stunned by the visual quality!
They are highly detailed and animated, and the grid is designed with much more personality than what you would find at Spribe or Duelbits.
It even feels more refined than Turbo Games’ minimalist approach.
Functionally, everything sits where you expect it.
Bet amount, mine selection, and grid size are clear and responsive.
You can toggle between a traditional 5×5 board or scale up to 6×6, 7×7, or 8×8, which is something only Rainbet and Thrill Originals currently offer.
Most classic Mines games, including Stake and BC.Game, limit you to a 5×5 layout.
Performance on desktop is flawless.
Across more than eleven hours of testing the game on Chrome and Safari, tile reveals were instant, animations never stuttered, and the fairness checker loaded instantly.
Compared to JackPotter’s Panda Mines, which felt clunky and inconsistent, this one is significantly more polished.
One detail worth praising is the clear multiplier preview.
Before tapping your next tile, you see the exact amount you stand to gain, which mirrors Turbo Games Mines and improves decision-making mid-round.
Leaderboard and statistics
Rainbet is one of the few newer casinos that truly leans into public leaderboards for its Originals. Mines comes with two: Big Wins and Lucky Wins.
The Big Wins board is especially impressive. At the time of reviewing, the top win was a staggering 86,004 USD from a starting bet of seven cents.
The second-place entry was a one-million-dollar win from a two-dollar bet.
No other provider showcases wins with this level of transparency, and it gives players immediate proof of the multiplier potential.
The statistics panel is equally useful.
Every round you play is saved with multipliers, tiles revealed, losses, and cashout points.
It is not as granular as Stake’s deep session logs, but it is significantly better than Spribe’s Mines, which offers no leaderboards and only a basic history list.
For strategy-oriented players, the record-keeping and data layout are major strengths.
Mobile version
Mobile is where Rainbet Mines shines. The game scales beautifully to both iOS and Android.
Tests were run on three devices, and the game maintained perfect stability for the entire eleven hours of gameplay.
Load times were quick, tile tapping was responsive, and none of the elements overlapped or misaligned.
The bomb graphics look even better on mobile, thanks to their crisp shading and smooth animations.
Some Mines games, like BGaming’s Minesweeper XY, struggle on smaller screens because of oversized buttons and awkward menu placement. Rainbet avoids this entirely.
There are no missing features on mobile either. Anything you can do on desktop, including changing seeds and using betting automation, carries over seamlessly.
Gameplay options
Manual mode
Manual mode includes everything you expect from a modern Mines game.
You set your bet, pick your grid size, choose between one and twenty-four mines on a 5×5 board or up to sixty-four mines on an 8×8 board, and start revealing tiles.
Two standout features elevate the experience:
- Pattern reveal system: You can pre-select reveal patterns before betting, something extremely rare in Mines games. Turbo Games offers preset patterns in OneTap Mines, but Rainbet’s version is smoother and more intuitive.
- Instant play: Tiles flip instantly with no animation delay, ideal for high-volume strategy testing.
The only area where the game could improve is adding a simple repeat bet button, but that is a minor criticism given the rest of the features.
Auto mode
Auto mode is one of the most complete implementations on the market. You can automate:
- Bet size
- Grid size
- Mine count
- Tile reveal patterns
- Bet adjustments after wins or losses
- Stop-on-profit or stop-on-loss conditions
This places Rainbet in the same tier as Stake and BC.Game, both of which are known for offering the strongest automation tools in the space.
Compared to Spribe’s Mines, which lacks stop-on-profit and has limited conditional logic, Rainbet is significantly more capable.
The game also supports real-time fairness verification, giving it the highest fairness score possible and putting it equal to Stake Originals and Thrill Originals.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Beautiful bomb animations on all devices
- Supports both 5×5 and 8×8 grids
- Up to one million dollars max win
- Powerful Auto Mode with full conditional controls
- Pattern reveal system for faster play
- Very stable performance across long sessions
- Excellent public leaderboards with documented huge wins
- Real-time provably fair system
Cons
❌ RTP of 96.5 percent is lower than Stake’s 99 percent and Duelbits’ 100 percent
❌ No explanation for bonus mode toggle
❌ Not as fast as Thrill Originals on Beast Mode
Final thoughts
Rainbet Mines is a surprisingly strong contender in a crowded market. It blends gorgeous visuals, an unusually flexible grid system, excellent automation, and huge win potential.
While the RTP is lower than the top Originals in the industry, the depth of betting tools and overall polish easily compensate for it.
I recommend it wholeheartedly for players who enjoy deep, customizable Mines gameplay and especially for high rollers who appreciate the generous one million dollar win cap.
