> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://piraterush.gitbook.io/piraterush/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://piraterush.gitbook.io/piraterush/games-overview/mines.md). # Mines Ahoy, mateys! Welcome aboard PirateRush! If you love treasure hunting and the thrill of adventure, you'll love our Mines game! This game is similar to the classic game of Minesweeper, but with a twist! In Mines, you can choose the number of mines on the board, from 3 to 24. Your goal is to uncover coins without hitting mines. The more coins you uncover, the higher your multiplier will be, giving you more earning power in the game. You can wager anywhere from .02 SOL up to 1 SOL. Keep an eye on the "Next Multiplier" as you uncover coins. You'll see how much earning power you have if you uncover just one more coin. The maximum earning potential in this game is uncovered at 16 mines. If you manage to uncover all 9 coins at 16 mines, you'll be working with an over 800x multiplier! Join us on the Mines game adventure at . Hitting greater than a 2x payout with the Mines game will award you with a [raffle ticket](/piraterush/utility/raffles.md) towards the raffle event. Get ready to uncover the hidden treasures of Mines!

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