Mine Slot 2

Mine Slot 2 is InOut Games’ second pixel-art mining slot, released on 11 March 2026. The base game comes straight from the first Mine Slot: reels of pickaxes drop onto a wall of blocks, and every block they break pays. The changes are in the bonus. It now opens with a scratchcard that sets three, four or five free spins, and it plays out in a lava-lit Nether cave instead of the sunny overworld. The RTP stays at 96%.

Reels over blocks: the Mine Slot 2 spec sheet

Two grids share the screen, a 5x3 reel set on top and a 5x7 field of blocks underneath. Next to the first game, the line to look at is the free spins: scratch-picked, from three to five.

Provider	InOut Games
Game type	Mining slot (reels + block field)
RTP	96%
Layout	5x3 reels + 5x7 block field
Chest multipliers	2x to 100x (stacking)
Free spins	3, 4 or 5 (scratch-picked)
Max win	Capped near €100,000
Fairness	Certified RNG, provably fair
Released	March 2026
Platforms	HTML5 - desktop, iOS, Android

Four pickaxes, six kinds of block

The reels carry pickaxes in four tiers (Wooden, Stone, Golden and Enchanted), each with its own durability, plus TNT and BONUS scatters. When a spin stops, the pickaxes fall onto the field and dig until they wear out. Every destroyed block adds to the win.

Six block types make up the field, ranked from soft and cheap to hard and valuable: Dirt, Stone, Ore, Gold, Diamonds and Obsidian. A Wooden pickaxe chips off one layer before it is spent, while an Enchanted one cuts deep. How much a spin pays depends on how far its tools get.

Chests that multiply each other

Each column ends in a locked chest. Dig a column out to the bottom and its chest opens with a multiplier for the whole win: the small ones give 2x, 3x, 4x or 5x, the big ones 10x, 25x, 50x or 100x. Two open chests are multiplied together rather than added, so a pair of 100x chests makes 10,000x. Big wins in Mine Slot 2 come from spins that empty several columns at once.

A scratchcard picks three, four or five spins

Three BONUS scatters, or the buy, start the Block Bonus. Before the first free spin you get a 3x3 scratchcard; scratch it yourself or press Auto Pick, and whichever symbol shows up three times first sets the count at three, four or five. The first Mine Slot always gave four, so the card is worth one extra spin at best and costs one at worst.

During the spins the field is never reset. Whatever the pickaxes broke on one spin stays broken on the next, so columns empty much faster than in the base game and chests stack more easily. Chicken Road 2 Bonus uses the same carry-over in its Buy Bonus, on a road rather than a mining grid. The round pictured below finished on 1180 credits.

Extra Chance at 3x, Block Bonus at 100x

Two paid shortcuts sit in the buy menu. The first, Extra Chance, is an ante that costs three times your stake and makes a strong round more likely. The Block Bonus buy costs one hundred times the bet and goes straight to the scratchcard, which means the price is fixed but the length of the round is still drawn after you pay. Joker Pyre sells its feature the same way.

96% RTP and a cash ceiling near €100,000

The return is 96%, the same figure as the first game and two points under the 98% of Chicken Road. Volatility is around medium: base spins keep the balance ticking while you wait for scatters. Stacked chests can push a Block Bonus into four figures times the stake, but every payout stops at a cash cap near €100,000, so at higher stakes the cap arrives before the multipliers run out.

Watching the Block Bonus on free credits

The frame at the top plays on refilling virtual credits, and the Block Bonus triggers there at the paid game’s rate. With a buy priced at 100x, a few natural bonuses on free credits show how often the card lands on five and how often a column really reaches its chest. Provably fair settings and the full rules are in the menu.

Block Bonus or casino bonus: two different things

A Mine Slot 2 bonus can mean two things. One is the Block Bonus described above, won with three scatters or bought for 100x. The other is a casino promotion, a deposit match or free spins from the site that hosts the game; InOut adds no cash bonus of its own.

Casino money plays at the same 96% RTP as your own. It pays for more spins, and the wagering terms decide how many of them stand between a win and a withdrawal.

Budgeting for chests, not for every spin

No pattern of spins moves a 96% return, so the only lever is stake size. Choose one that survives a long wait for scatters, set a limit for the session, and count the base game as time spent reaching the chests. The ante and the buy speed things up, but at three times the stake per spin or 100x per bonus they also empty a budget fastest.

Mine Slot 2 APK: the browser build is the app

A search for a Mine Slot 2 APK usually means someone wants it on an Android phone. InOut has not released one: the game loads from the studio’s own server, where it is filed as mine-slot-two, and the frame on this page is that build, with the scratchcard and Auto Pick on a phone screen as on a desktop.

On a phone you tap to spin, since Space-to-spin is a keyboard shortcut. Any APK sold under the Mine Slot 2 name comes from someone other than InOut.

Verdict: the same pickaxes, a better bonus

The sequel changes little, and what it changes works. The scratchcard turns the length of the bonus into a small bet of its own, the Nether cave gives the free spins their own look, and the stacking chests still supply the big numbers. With a 96% RTP and medium volatility it sits next to Plinko Aztec among InOut’s steadier non-crash games. Its weak spot is the cost of skipping the wait: 100x for a round that can be as short as three spins.

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