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Mines Blast: a minesweeper whose RTP nobody discloses

Mines Blast is the minesweeper from TTT Games, the crash and arcade studio of Mascot Gaming: a 5×5 grid, an adjustable mine count and high volatility. This sheet shows what the maker discloses and where the fields stay empty.

A minesweeper from Mascot’s crash workshop

Mascot Gaming has been building games since 2015 and handed its fast formats to a separate studio, TTT Games (Tic Tac Toe Games). Mines Blast comes from that line: the official site lists 27 February 2025 as the release date and credits the game to TTT Games.

The format is familiar: hidden tiles, each a prize or a mine. Every safe reveal raises the multiplier, a mine takes the whole stake, and the differences lie in the details.

One thing up front: Mascot publishes no RTP for Mines Blast. That field stays blank here, with no estimate to fill it.

Select, reveal, cash out: how a round plays

A round starts with your stake. Then you set how many mines hide under the 25 tiles and start flipping. After each safe tile the multiplier grows and the choice is yours again: take the win or risk one more.

According to the official description, you can select between 1 and 23 tiles. Preset patterns let you decide on several tiles at once.

Hit a mine and the round ends instantly, stake gone. When you cash out, the amount at the current multiplier goes to your balance.

A round can take seconds, so rounds pile up faster than on a slot.

Mine count and patterns: two dials on the risk

Two things shape the risk in Mines Blast. One is the number of mines: with more of them each safe tile is worth a higher multiplier, but the blast can come sooner. The other is how many tiles you flip before cashing out.

Illustrative example (not Dukat.bet parameters): with few mines and a cash-out after two tiles, expect smaller but more frequent wins. With many mines and a long streak, wins come less often, but they are bigger.

The setting changes how widely outcomes are spread. Whether it also affects the theoretical return, Mascot does not say. Which sliders move the same thing in other games is shown in our risk settings comparison.

The Mines Blast spec sheet with sources

Parameter Value Source type
Studio Mascot Gaming (TTT Games) official
Type mines (minesweeper) official
Grid 5×5, 25 tiles official
Selectable tiles 1–23 official
Volatility high official
Release 27 February 2025 official
RTP not published not published
Max. win no official figure not published
Lobby tag Slots Dukat.bet lobby, 11 October 2026
Demo none Dukat.bet lobby, 11 October 2026

Some independent catalogues quote a maximum win, but the maker does not confirm it. How much weight each source type carries is explained in our separate guide.

Empty fields on the Mines Blast sheet

Three questions have no official answer. The first is RTP: Mascot publishes no return figure for any of its games, and one well-known independent catalogue only says the figure is coming later. If you want the number, the in-game info panel at the casino is where it usually shows up.

The second is the maximum win. The third is how to read the upper limit of 23: the description treats tile selection and the mine picker separately, without saying exactly how the two relate. Read the in-game rules before you stake.

On certification: the footer of Mascot’s website shows certificate number ‘RN/319/2024’, and the TTT games page says MGA certification is coming ‘soon’. That is not an MGA licence, and we do not call it one.

No demo in the lobby: how to find it

In the Dukat.bet lobby (as of 11 October 2026), Mines Blast carries the Slots tag rather than Instant, so searching the instant section gets you nowhere. Use the search box or the Mascot Gaming provider filter.

There is no demo version: the game only starts with a real stake. Of the twelve games covered on this site, this applies to Mines Blast alone.

To try the format for free first, Diamond Mines, also a 5×5 grid, has a demo and a published RTP.

Twenty-five tiles on a phone screen

The grid fits comfortably in portrait: 25 tiles, with the stake and cash-out buttons below. On a phone, the Dukat.bet web interface opens, and you can save it to your home screen as an icon, no app store app needed.

One tap, one decision. A small screen makes it easy to tap the neighbouring tile, so do not rush the cash-out.

If the connection drops mid-round, the game rules explain what happens to the open round.

Who the high-volatility grid suits, and who it does not

It suits you if you like slower, tile-by-tile decisions and accept that high volatility can bring long dry spells. You also do not mind that the RTP is visible, at best, inside the game.

It is not for you if you only play with published numbers or want to learn the rhythm in a demo first; the better-documented mines alternative suits that better.

For instant games, the main Dukat.bet offer is the Instant Bonus – 500% up to 3,000 EUR + 15% Cashback. Check the offer’s own terms for how Mines Blast rounds count; the details are collected in our guide to the Dukat.bet casino.

Frequently asked questions

Does Mines Blast have a free demo on Dukat.bet?
No. As of the lobby on 11 October 2026, Mines Blast can only be launched with a real stake. Diamond Mines is one mines game you can try in demo mode.
What is the RTP of Mines Blast?
Not published. Mascot Gaming discloses no RTP for any of its games, and we found no reliable independent source either. Opening the info panel inside the game is the way to see what it runs at.
How big is the grid, and how many tiles can I pick?
Five rows, five columns, 25 tiles in total. According to the official description you can select between 1 and 23 tiles, and the number of mines is set separately.
Who developed Mines Blast?
TTT Games, the part of Mascot Gaming responsible for crash and arcade titles. Dukat.bet’s lobby files it under the Mascot Gaming provider.
Why can I not find it in the Instant section?
The lobby filed it under the Slots tag. The search box or the Mascot Gaming filter brings it up quickly.
Does any selection pattern help you win more?
No. Patterns just flip several tiles at once. Chance still decides the outcome.
Updated: 2026-10-11 Verified by the editorial team

Mines Blast: a minesweeper whose RTP nobody discloses

Mines Blast from Mascot’s TTT Games studio: 5×5 grid, 1–23 tiles, high volatility. What the maker discloses, what is missing and why the lobby has no demo.

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