Game at a glance

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An InOut Games 5x3 mining slot where blocks break across a Progression Multiplier, with an RTP of 96.00% and a volatility level this page states plainly.

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Reading the grid before you spin

Do blocks come back once broken? Across the reels, pickaxes, blocks and a BONUS scatter make up a mining scene spread over a 5x3 grid. InOut Games released it as a video slot where block symbols break away and a Progression Multiplier climbs as they do. The kit is narrow and clear: an Ante Bet, a Bonus Game, Free Spins and that progressive multiplier, with no separate side game bolted on.

The A$0.12 floor and who it suits. Players who want a low floor and a plain spin-to-spin shape fit here: bets open at A$0.12 and the base game stays readable. Anyone chasing a stated maximum win should look elsewhere, since InOut Games does not publish one for this title. The Extra Chance toggle costs three times the total bet on every spin, so it rewards only those willing to pay for a raised shot at the bonus.

Compare this against Mine Slot 2. Two modes do the separating. Extra Chance is a toggle that triples your stake per spin, while Block Bonus is bought for 100x the total bet or triggered by three or more BONUS scatters. That bought round runs four free spins over a 5x7 block field that does not reset between them, so destruction carries over and later columns clear faster than the first one on screen.

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Four figures

Mine settles these rows

Four parameters that decide how the game behaves before you press spin.

InOut Games

ProviderInOut Games

RTP96.00%

GridNot published

Release date5x3

Mine

24/12/2025

Independently Tested. Structurally Transparent.

Mine, one round from bet to payout

Check the toggle before you spin

Bet controls sit under the reels, opening at A$0.12 and running to A$100. Work out what a spin costs you across a session before you raise it, because every toggle on this screen changes the price per spin rather than the game itself.

Mine blocks carry a number

Wins form as matching symbols land across the 5x3 frame, and the block symbols break as the Progression Multiplier rises. Watch the pickaxes too: each carries a printed durability number beside its icon, and a pickaxe that wears out takes its blocks with it.

Mine, with the multiplier rising

The multiplier keeps building while blocks keep breaking, so a single spin can reward more than its first match suggests. Extra Chance is the paid lever here: switch it on and each spin costs three times the total bet in exchange for a better shot at the bonus.

A field that keeps its damage

Three or more BONUS scatters on a spin open the Block Bonus. You can also buy it outright at 100x the total bet. Either way you get four free spins over a 5x7 field that keeps its damage, so each spin starts where the last one finished.

Decide your stopping point first

Set a deposit limit or a session reminder in your account before the first spin, and decide in advance when you stop. How often the bonus arrives cannot be known beforehand, and neither can the result of a session, so plan around the spend rather than the hope.

What you see

What the Mine screens show

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Reels with pickaxes

Block Bonus four spins

Independently Tested. Structurally Transparent.

Mid-spin and want the full picture

Video Slots

Opens every screen of this slot, the bonus round included, so nothing appears for the first time mid-spin: Mine screens (Video Slots)

What unlocks the four-spin Block Bonus?

When the scatters land. Three or more BONUS scatters on a spin open the round: 4 free spins over a 5x7 block field that is never regenerated, so broken blocks stay broken and columns clear faster as you go.

Is the extra stake worth it? Switching Extra Chance on raises the stake to 3x total bet per spin and tilts the odds towards the scatters that open Block Bonus, without any guarantee of a trigger.

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Return check

Average return on every A$100 staked

RTP is a long-run average, and the game may run one of these versions; you see which one in the game rules.

RTP 96.00%

Average paid outA$96

Kept per A$100A$4

Mine under local rules

Mine in Australia: limits that apply before the first spin

Use this when you plan a stake, a long session or a bonus round purchase.

Stake ceiling — A$100 →

Stakes here top out at A$100 per spin, and the maximum win at that stake follows the paytable, not a promise of what a session pays.

Hands off for a set number of spins

Autoplay is permitted in this market, so you can set a run of spins and let the reels turn without pressing each time.

Buying in instead of waiting

Bonus buy is permitted here, so the Block Bonus can be purchased outright instead of waiting for three BONUS scatters to land.

Two ways to start

Mine with play credits, or with real cash

You will know which way to load Mine suits you before the reels turn.

Sizing up the grid first

Play-credit mode runs the same five by three grid and the same four-spin bonus, funded by the casino rather than your balance. Nothing in it converts to cash.

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Mine with your own balance

Real-money play draws each bet from your balance, and any win on those reels lands in Australian dollars you can withdraw after verification. Results vary spin to spin.

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What a figure on this page cannot tell you

Waiting on three scatters. Three BONUS scatters start the Block Bonus, yet no figure states how often they fall. Treat every round as new and its arrival as unplanned.

Does RTP fix my session? A long-run RTP of 96.00% smooths out over millions of spins. One evening can end above or below it, and no pattern predicts which.

A figure you can check. Studios publish more than one return setting, and a casino picks which to load. Only the rules screen inside the game states the figure actually running here.

Ceiling versus expectation. Provider sheets list a top prize as a multiplier, and a ceiling is not a forecast. Reaching it needs a rare run of stacked multipliers in the Block Bonus.

Series line-up

Which Mine edition suits your stake?

Both editions return 96.00 on average, and neither publishes a maximum win multiple, so the difference sits in the release itself.

Mine Slot 2

RTP96.00%

Released2026

Mine

RTP96.00%

Released2025

What each purchase costs

Mine paid features priced at A$1 a spin

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18+Removes the guesswork about what the shortcut features add to your stake.

A$100 (x100)

Straight into the block field

Block Bonus can be bought outright for 100x total bet, so at A$1 a spin the purchase reads A$100 and drops you straight into the four-spin block field.

A$1 → A$3

Triple stake while it is on?

Extra Chance is a toggle on the base game that triples the stake, so at A$1 a spin each turn costs A$3 while it stays switched on.

Reader briefing

Mine questions players ask first

Removes the worry that a slot hides its cost, its ceiling or how far a bankroll can stretch.

trustHow long does a Mine session usually last?+

InOut Games publishes no volatility figure for Mine in the sheet this page works from, so the swing is not stated in advance. Treat the 5x3 layout with four-spin bonus rounds as unclassified rather than mild. Nothing on the screen tells you how far a session will run.

trustWhat if I hit the Mine maximum win?+

No maximum win multiple is published for Mine, and no money ceiling is quoted at any bet level. The paytable caps what each symbol pays per line, and that is the only limit written down. Anyone naming a top prize for this game is guessing.

trustWhere do Mine bet sizes start and stop?+

Bets on Mine start at A$0.12 and rise to a ceiling of A$100. The A$0.50 and A$1 tickets used in the examples on this page are illustrations, not the edges of the range. Extra Chance triples whatever you have staked per spin.

trustCan I tell Mine from Mine Slot 2?+

Mine Slot 2 followed in the same series at the same published return, so the sequel does not raise the payout percentage. What separates the original from its successor sits in the smaller design details rather than the headline figure. Pick by how the round feels, not by the return.

trustWhere is the Block Bonus price shown?+

A purchase sits in the game: Block Bonus, priced at 100 times your total bet, which is A$100 on an A$1 stake. It hands you 4 free spins over a block field that keeps its damage between them. Nothing about that price changes with your bankroll.

How do you keep Mine in proportion?

What am I willing to spend? Block Bonus costs 100 times your bet, so pick a figure you can lose before the first spin and hold to it. A purchase is a spend, not a shortcut.

After a big hit. Name the point where you walk away while the balance is still healthy, and name it again right after a win. Wins on Mine arrive at random and do not signal more.

Limits set before the first spin. Deposit and loss limits in your account cap what reaches the reels, whatever the ante toggle asks for. Fix them before you press spin, not after a bad run.

A break that actually holds. When the session stops feeling like entertainment, a cooling-off period or self-exclusion closes the door cleanly. BetStop registers it across Australian operators, so the break holds.