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J777 Mines: Reveal or Cash Out
The cited J777 page names Mines among its topics. In the SPRIBE Mines example, stars and mines are hidden in a field; a star increases displayed winnings, while a mine ends the attempt, with cash-out available after a successful guess.
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What each reveal changes
The SPRIBE version hides stars and land mines in a field. A successful star reveal increases the displayed winnings; revealing a mine ends the attempt unfavourably. After each successful guess, the player can cash out. This creates two separate outcomes to track: the amount currently displayed and the result of the next reveal.
A simple continue-or-collect example
Imagine a version’s screen shows 4.5 credits after a successful reveal. Cashing out at that moment collects the displayed amount under the game’s rules. Continuing means the next pick may increase the displayed winnings if it reveals a star, or end the attempt if it reveals a mine. The 4.5 figure is an illustrative screen value, not a J777 payout, grid setting or probability.
Why no grid odds should be assumed
The source does not establish a universal grid size or mine count, so a probability cannot be calculated without the exact layout and number of hidden mines. Even with those values, a past safe pick does not identify the next safe square. Do not infer that a sequence is “due” to continue successfully.
Automation changes repetition, not certainty
SPRIBE describes an auto-play option with settings. Automation can repeat configured actions, but it cannot make a hidden position safe or ensure a cash-out. Before using repeated play in any specific version, distinguish the chosen settings from the underlying reveal rule and recognize that each attempt can end at a mine.
Questions about games
What happens after a star is revealed?
In the SPRIBE version, displayed winnings increase, and cash-out is available after a successful guess.
What happens if a mine is revealed?
The attempt ends unfavourably; the current displayed amount is not the same as a cash-out.
Can the next safe position be predicted from a prior reveal?
No. A previous star does not reveal the contents of another hidden position.
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