How to Play Mines at Murlani Casino

A complete guide to Murlani Mines — grid sizes, mine counts, manual and auto-bet modes, multiplier math and strategy.

What is Mines?

Mines is a Murlani original crypto casino game built around a single idea: the longer you keep going, the more you can win — but every tile you uncover gets riskier. You pick a grid size, decide how many mines are hidden in it, and start revealing tiles one by one. Every safe tile bumps your multiplier. The moment you open a mine, the round ends and your bet is lost. You can cash out at any point and lock in your current profit.

Because every mine position is generated before you start clicking and sealed with a server seed, every round at Murlani is fully provably fair — you can verify the outcome after the round is over.

Grid Sizes at Murlani Mines

Unlike most casinos that lock you into a single 5x5 board, Murlani Mines gives you four grid sizes to pick from. The grid you choose changes everything — the number of tiles, the number of mines you can place, the multiplier curve and how the round feels.

• 5x5 — 25 tiles: the classic Mines experience, fast rounds, tight multiplier spread.
• 6x6 — 36 tiles: more room to breathe, slightly longer rounds, higher multiplier ceiling.
• 7x7 — 49 tiles: big board, great for players who like to reveal many tiles before cashing out.
• 8x8 — 64 tiles: the biggest Mines board we offer — extreme multipliers possible when combined with lots of mines.

You can switch grids any time between rounds. Changing grid size resets your mine count back to 1 and clears any auto-bet tile selection.

Mines Count — How Risk Works

Once you pick a grid, you choose how many mines to place on it. The minimum is always 1 mine; the maximum is grid size − 1, because at least one safe tile must always exist. That means:

• On a 5x5 grid you can place 1–24 mines.
• On a 6x6 grid you can place 1–35 mines.
• On a 7x7 grid you can place 1–48 mines.
• On an 8x8 grid you can place up to 63 mines on a single board.

More mines means fewer safe tiles, which means each reveal pushes your multiplier up much faster. A single gem on a board crowded with mines can already pay out serious multipliers, while the same reveal on a 1-mine board barely moves the needle.

How a Round Works — Step by Step

1. Set your bet amount — enter the amount you want to wager in the bet input.
2. Pick your grid size — choose 25, 36, 49 or 64 tiles.
3. Pick your mines count — anywhere from 1 to grid size − 1.
4. Press Bet — your balance is deducted and the board becomes interactive.
5. Reveal tiles — click any tile. A gem raises your multiplier; a mine ends the round.
6. Cash out — hit the Claim button at any point to lock in your current profit.

Manual Mode vs Auto-Bet Mode

Manual Mode

The default mode. You pick tiles yourself one by one and decide when to cash out. Best for players who like reading the board and controlling the pace of each round.

Manual mode also includes a Pick Random button. If you would rather let the game choose the next tile for you, a tap picks a random unrevealed square on the grid.

Auto-Bet Mode

Auto-bet lets you pre-select the tiles you want the game to open every round and then plays the round for you on repeat. Steps:

1. Switch the mode selector to Auto.
2. Click on the board to pre-select the tiles you want to reveal every round.
3. Choose how many rounds to run, or leave it set to infinite.
4. Press Start AutoBet — the game repeats your selection automatically.

You can stop the auto-bet at any moment. If your selected tile count plus the mines count would exceed the grid size (making a win impossible), the game will clear your selection so you can re-pick.

Understanding the Multiplier

Mines multipliers are driven by pure probability. Every time you reveal a safe tile, the chance of the next tile also being safe gets smaller, because there are fewer safe tiles left on the board. Murlani uses that decreasing probability to calculate a fair multiplier for the next reveal — shown live in the Profit On Win display before you click.

Two variables drive the multiplier:

• Mines density — the more mines on the board, the higher the reward per gem.
• Gems revealed — every additional gem compounds the multiplier further.

In practice: 1 gem on a 24-mine 5x5 board pays far more than 5 gems on a 1-mine 5x5 board. The app always shows you the next multiplier before you click, so you can decide whether to keep going or claim.

Strategy — Picking a Playstyle

Low Risk — The Grinder

Stay on a 5x5 or 6x6 grid with 1–3 mines and reveal 3–6 safe tiles before cashing out. The multipliers are modest but you will win the vast majority of rounds. Great for clearing a wagering requirement or just warming up.

Balanced — The Standard Run

Use 5–8 mines on a 5x5 or 6x6 grid and aim for 3–5 safe tiles. This is the sweet spot where the multiplier actually starts to feel meaningful and the rounds still win often enough to build up a bankroll.

High Risk — One-Click Sniping

Crank the mines count as high as it will go on any grid and aim for a single reveal. One successful click gives you a massive multiplier that you can claim immediately. Most rounds will end instantly, but the hits are big.

Long Reveal Hunting

On a 7x7 or 8x8 grid with a moderate mine count, try to reveal 8, 10, or more tiles. The multiplier compounds aggressively the longer you survive, and the bigger board gives you more room to push your luck.

Tips for Playing Mines Well

• Watch the Profit On Win panel — it shows the payout if you claim right now. Use it to decide when to stop.
• Pre-decide your cash-out point — pick a target multiplier or a target gem count before the round and stick to it.
• Use smaller bets at higher mine counts — high-mine rounds bust often, so keep the bet size controlled.
• Try auto-bet with a fixed tile pattern — consistency removes decision fatigue over long sessions.
• Vary your grid size — bigger boards play very differently from 5x5. Do not stay locked to one.

Provably Fair at Murlani

Every Mines round is provably fair. The mine layout is decided at the moment you place your bet, using a combination of a server seed (committed before the round) and a client seed you control. After the round you can verify that the mine positions match the hash that was published up front, so neither Murlani nor any third party can alter the outcome after the fact.

Mines FAQ

Can I cash out at any time?

Yes. As long as you have revealed at least one safe tile, the Claim button is active and you can take your current profit.

What happens if I hit a mine?

The round ends immediately. All mines are revealed, your bet is lost, and you can start a new round right away.

Does grid size change the house edge?

No — the multipliers are calibrated to each grid size and mine count. Larger grids simply give you more tiles to work with and higher possible ceilings.

Can I play Mines without an account?

You need a Murlani account and a funded balance to place real bets. Sign up takes less than a minute.