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Mines Probability Calculator

The real odds behind every Mines pick

Tap tiles to see how the odds shift as you go. 25 tiles, your chosen number of mines — the math behind every Mines round, no bets involved.

Board (25) — 3 minesTap a tile to reveal it

Tiles revealed

0 / 22

Chance the next tile is safe

88.0%

Chance you’ve survived this far

100.00%

Fair multiplier at this step

0.99×

The fair multiplier assumes the house edge you set above — it’s the payout that would make the game break-even, not Stake’s exact displayed number. The probabilities themselves are exact combinatorics, always correct whatever edge you assume.

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How it works

  1. Set how many mines are on the 25-tile board (1–24).

  2. Tap tiles to simulate revealing them — no bets, just the math.

  3. Watch the chance your next tile is safe, your cumulative survival odds, and the fair multiplier update after every tap.

About this tool

Mines multiplies your payout with every safe tile you reveal — because every reveal makes the next one riskier. This calculator shows the exact combinatorics behind that curve: with m mines among 25 tiles, the chance your next pick is safe is always (remaining safe tiles) ÷ (remaining tiles), and your odds of having survived k picks is the product of each step’s probability.

The “fair multiplier” shown is what your payout would need to be, at your assumed house edge, for the bet to break exactly even — not Stake’s exact displayed number, which we can’t read from outside the game. The probabilities themselves are exact, whatever edge you assume. Pair it with the bankroll calculator to size bets you can actually sustain.

Frequently asked questions

How is the “next tile safe” probability calculated?

Remaining safe tiles ÷ remaining total tiles. With 3 mines on a 25-tile board and 5 tiles already revealed, that’s (22−3)÷(25−5) = 19÷20 = 95%.

Is the fair multiplier what Stake actually pays?

No — it’s the payout that would make the bet break exactly even at your assumed house edge. Stake’s real paytable may be close but isn’t guaranteed to match; always check the in-game numbers before betting.

Does more mines mean a better multiplier curve?

It means a steeper one: fewer safe tiles remain after each pick, so survival probability drops faster and the fair multiplier climbs faster too — higher risk, higher theoretical reward, same house edge either way.