Payout Tables, Mines Game

What is Payout Tables?

A payout table in the mines game is a pre-calculated grid that maps exactly what multiplier you earn based on two inputs: the number of mines you set before a round begins and the number of safe tiles (gems) you successfully uncover. Every combination produces a fixed multiplier published before you place a single rupee, so outcomes are fully transparent.

The core mechanic: a 5×5 board holds 25 tiles. You choose between 1 and 24 mines. Each additional mine raises danger but pushes every multiplier higher. Each gem you reveal without hitting a mine compounds your running multiplier further. The payout table maps all these outcomes in advance at a standard 99% RTP (1% house edge).

Multipliers grow exponentially because each successive tile you pick from a shrinking safe pool carries compounding statistical risk. The payout table compensates you precisely for that increasing danger at every step.

Payout Tables for New Players

Start at the low-risk end of the table, specifically the 3-mine configuration, and focus only on the first three to five gem columns until multiplier accumulation feels intuitive. A stake of ₹10 to ₹50 per round keeps losses manageable while the table values feel real.

Set a personal rule for your first 20 rounds: cash out the moment the table shows 3 gems revealed at 1.45×. This conditions the cash-out habit before you experiment with higher multiplier targets, preventing the common beginner mistake of holding too long and busting a good run.

Payout Tables on Mobile

On the Mines Game India mobile interface, the live payout table appears as a collapsible panel beside the board, tap the "Payout" icon in the corner to expand it without leaving your active round. The current multiplier your next cash-out would pay is always highlighted in green at the top of the panel so you never need to scan the full grid mid-game.

Because mobile screens are narrower, the table defaults to showing only your selected mine count's row rather than every configuration at once. Pinch to zoom or scroll horizontally inside the panel to see gem columns beyond position 10. On Android Chrome and Safari iOS, both gestures work without accidentally tapping a tile on the board beneath the overlay.

For faster decisions on mobile, screenshot the relevant row of the payout table before your session and keep it in your phone gallery. Referencing a static image is quicker than reopening the panel under time pressure when you are deciding whether to reveal one more tile or cash out.