Multiplier Grids That Move at Your Pace

The multiplier is the factor applied to your stake each time you uncover a safe cell; it starts at one and climbs with every tap, so a five-cell streak on a twenty-mine grid might lift you to three times your bet before you cash out or hit a mine.

A provably fair hash is a cryptographic string generated before the round begins that locks in mine positions; after the game ends you can verify the hash against the revealed grid to confirm the outcome was decided before your first tap, not adjusted mid-play.

Cash-out is the button you tap to claim your current multiplier and end the round voluntarily; the moment you press it your balance updates with your stake times the multiplier, and the round closes whether or not you uncovered every safe cell.

Grid size is the number of cells in the playing field — most Mines Fast Round tables offer a five-by-five grid with twenty-five cells total, though some variants let you pick a smaller four-by-four or a larger six-by-six layout before the round starts.

Mine count setting lets you choose how many hazards are hidden in the grid before you begin; fewer mines give you better odds of a long streak and a gentler multiplier curve, while more mines raise the risk and the potential payout on each safe cell you uncover.

Auto cash-out is an optional feature that ends the round and collects your winnings the instant your multiplier hits a target you set in advance — useful when you want to lock a specific return without watching every cell, though you can still override it and keep playing manually.