Mine Slot Halloween

Mine Slot Halloween is the October 2026 costume for Mine Slot, InOut’s pixel-art mining slot, and it went live on 13 October 2026 alongside three other releases. The pickaxe reels, the 5x7 block field, the 96% RTP and the four-spin Block Bonus are carried over without a number changed; what the holiday edition brings is a night sky over a haunted castle, two ghosts, a black chicken in a witch hat and jack-o-lanterns in place of the column chests. We spun the demo at 20 cents, then paid $20 for the Block Bonus to see what one opened pumpkin is worth.

Same mine, new paint: the two games side by side

Most of the right-hand column reads “identical”, and that is the finding. The rulebook inside the Halloween build is the original text word for word, down to rule 4 still calling the column prizes chests while the screen shows pumpkins. The one line that is new to us is the limits panel, where the demo gives $0.12 as the smallest bet, $100 as the largest and $100,000 as the cap, figures the summer build of the original did not show in its menu.

The pumpkins are the only mechanical symbol that was redrawn. Every column of the field ends in a grinning jack-o-lantern, and clearing the column lights it up and drops one of the eight multipliers (2x, 3x, 4x, 5x, 10x, 25x, 50x or 100x) onto the whole win; two lit pumpkins multiply together, as the chests did. The chicken on the right is the Chicken Road mascot in a pointed hat, and it does nothing beyond watching the reels.

What the reels send down the mine

Each spin stops five reels of three symbols. The symbols that matter are pickaxes in four grades (Wooden, Stone, Golden and Enchanted), each with a small number on the tile that is its durability: the tools we saw carried 1, 2, 3 and 5. When the reels settle the pickaxes fall into the column below them and dig until that number runs out, and every block they break pays its own small amount, 2 cents for dirt and 60 cents for a gold block at our 20-cent bet. Two further symbols, a stick of TNT and a green gem block, appear on the reels but are not described anywhere in the rules; the pumpkin scatter marked BONUS is the third.

Our two base spins paid 1.5x and 1.7x, 30 and 34 cents, both from short digs through the top dirt row. A third spin flashed a 26-cent win on screen but never reached the bet history or the balance, which moved from $1,000,000 to $1,000,000.24, the sum of the two logged wins. We mention it because the history, not the win counter, is the record to trust here. The 7x6 wall under the reels holds six block types in rising value: Dirt, Stone, Ore, Gold, Diamonds and Obsidian, with the diamonds and obsidian lining the bottom rows where only an Enchanted pickaxe with spare durability reaches them.

The $20 ticket: three pumpkins, four spins, one lit lantern

The basket button on the left opens the same two offers as the original. At a 20-cent bet, Extra Chance costs 60 cents a spin (three bets) and raises the odds of a strong round; Block Bonus costs $20, one hundred bets, and starts the four free spins at once. Both cards are drawn with the Halloween pumpkins on them, and the two prices scale with the stepper underneath.

We bought the Block Bonus at 03:13. The purchase spin itself landed three pumpkin scatters, on reel one, reel three and reel five, on a fresh field, and paid 14 cents of ordinary block wins before the intro card appeared: BLOCK BONUS, 4 FREE SPINS, blocks are persistent for four spins. That persistence is the whole feature. The wall is not rebuilt between the free spins, so each spin’s pickaxes keep digging where the last ones stopped, which is the only realistic way a column gets cleared to its pumpkin.

The Total Win counter read 96 cents with two spins left, $3.36 with one left after a Golden pickaxe hit a 60-cent gold block, and $4.96 when the fourth spin stopped. By then the middle column was empty, and its pumpkin lit up with a 2x. The counter rolled from $4.96 to $7.31 and settled on $9.92, the doubled total; the four other pumpkins stayed dark behind one or two diamond blocks each, the leftovers that would have needed a fifth spin.

So the ticket returned $9.92 on $20, a loss of $10.08, and in the bet history it is one line: 20, x0.5, 9.92. Against the 20-cent stake the same round was 49.6x. Put the two numbers together and you have the cost of buying: at one hundred bets a card, a 2x pumpkin on a modest clearance brings back half the price. A 10x or a 25x on the same spin would have made the purchase pay, and that is the gamble the card sells.

Every bet of the session, to the cent

Three bets, $20.40 staked, $10.56 back. On the balance it reads $1,000,000 before the first spin, $1,000,000.24 after the two base wins, $999,980.24 once the card was charged and $999,990.16 when the lantern had finished counting.

If the multiplier arithmetic looks familiar, it should: the sequel Mine Slot 2 runs the same chests with a scratchcard that sets three to five free spins instead of a flat four, and its bonus is the better buy if the extra spin matters to you. The Halloween edition keeps the original’s fixed four.

96%, $100 a spin, $100,000 cap: what the build publishes

InOut’s page carries the rate, 96%, and the date, 13 October 2026; the rate is the original’s, and also that of Rump And Halloween, which shipped the same morning. The Game rules panel inside the demo adds the bet limits and the cap. Volatility is not rated anywhere, and the studio prints no hit frequency for the scatters; four spins at 20 cents is too small a sample for us to put a number on either.

Provider	InOut Games
Game type	Mining slot, Halloween edition
RTP	96% (official page)
Layout	5x3 pickaxe reels over a 5x7 block field
Pumpkin multipliers	2x, 3x, 4x, 5x, 10x, 25x, 50x, 100x; several multiply together
Block Bonus	3 pumpkin scatters or purchase; 4 free spins on a persistent field
Buy menu	Extra Chance 3x the bet, Block Bonus 100x the bet
Bet limits	$0.12 to $100 (demo rules panel)
Max win	$100,000 (demo rules panel)
Fairness	Provably fair settings in the menu
Platforms	HTML5 in the browser, phone and desktop
Released	13 October 2026

The limits panel is the one screen worth a look before a real-money session, because the $100,000 figure is a cap on a single result and the stacked pumpkins can in theory climb past it: two 100x lanterns on one win are 10,000x, and at the $100 maximum bet that is where the cap would cut in.

Menu, spacebar and sound

The round menu button top right opens the avatar, a fullscreen toggle, Provably fair settings, Game rules (the limits panel), My bet history and How to play. The “Space to spin & go” switch was on when the demo loaded, so the spacebar spins; there is no sound switch in this build at all, and the mine stayed silent through our session. Turbo is a hold on the spin button rather than a toggle, and an auto-spin button sits beside it.

Playing the Halloween mine on a phone

The holiday build lives at the same address as the original with a skin parameter added, which is why a search for a Mine Slot Halloween APK finds only repackaged files from third parties. In a phone browser the reels sit above the block field and the basket button moves under them; the pumpkins are easy to read on a small screen, the pickaxe durability digits less so, so zoom the demo before judging a tool.

Costume or original?

Play whichever backdrop you prefer, because nothing under it changed. The pumpkins read better than the old chests, the night scene is the best-looking version of this mine, and the limits panel finally puts the bet range and the cap in writing. Our $20 ticket came back as $9.92 from a single 2x lantern, a reminder that the four free spins need either a deep clearance or a big multiplier to beat their price.

Pumpkins, prices and the original