Instant Mines rounds with mobile account access

Your multiplier climbs each time you reveal a safe square — if you start with a stake and tap three safe tiles your payout equals your stake times that multiplier; cash out before hitting a mine to keep the amount.

Grid size is how many tiles you see when the round opens — a small grid might be three by three squares while a large one can be five by five; more tiles usually mean more safe reveals but a higher mine count.

Provably fair means the game generates a result hash before you tap any tile and publishes it so you can verify the outcome was locked in advance — no server can change the mine positions after seeing your choice.

Cash-out is the button you tap to collect your current multiplier times your stake and end the round — if you keep revealing squares the multiplier climbs but hitting a mine loses the stake so timing the cash-out is the core decision.

Mine count sets how many hidden mines sit under the grid tiles — fewer mines make safe reveals easier but lower the multiplier gain per square; more mines raise the risk and the payout curve.

A round hash is the encrypted string the server creates before the game starts that locks in where every mine sits — after the round you can decode the hash with the published seed to confirm the result was fair and not altered.