What Mine Slot 2 keeps from the original
InOut’s Mine Slot 2 product page identifies the sequel and dates its release to 11 March 2026. Its English demo help describes a 5×3 reel panel and a 5×7 block field below it. Pickaxes fall after the reels stop; the tools and blocks have durability, and breaking blocks produces rewards.
The sequel’s help lists Wooden, Stone, Golden and Enchanted tools. Its six block materials are Dirt, Stone, Ore, Gold, Diamonds and Obsidian. Those names also appear in the original.
| Tool named in the help | Number on the displayed tool |
|---|---|
| Wooden | 1 |
| Stone | 2 |
| Golden | 3 |
| Enchanted | 5 |
We saw these badges on the idle reel panel on 19 October 2026. We didn’t play a round to measure damage. The panel also showed TNT and a green book. The help gives no blast area or exact upgrade conditions for those symbols.
Several reel positions can drop tools into a fixed field. Pixmove uses one reel to pick one tool or Cross. InOut’s help doesn’t describe choosing where a tool lands.
How the scratch bonus awards free spins
The second game’s help says that three scatters, or a bonus purchase, trigger the bonus. The additional scratch step determines the allocation of 3, 4 or 5 free spins:
- The Block Bonus is activated.
- The player reveals the covered cells, or uses AUTO PICK.
- The first symbol to appear three times determines the number of bonus spins.
- The awarded spins use the mining field, retaining destruction progress between spins.
InOut describes the scratch reveal on its product page too. We read the instructions without triggering the bonus.
The rules give no odds for three, four or five spins and no method for picking cells that guarantees five. Use AUTO PICK if you want the game to reveal the cells for you.
Persistent blocks and chest multipliers
A partially cleared field carries into the next spin of the same bonus. The rules describe that carryover within the bonus only.
A chest opens when its lane is fully cleared. As in the first help text, the source calls that lane a “row,” while the displayed chests sit below the vertical lanes. The sequel’s own help lists 2×, 3×, 4×, 5×, 10×, 25×, 50× and 100× chest factors and states that multiple factors multiply together and apply to the total win.
The help gives the possible chest factors without their odds. It illustrates all six block materials without listing their hit counts or payouts.
Mine Slot 2 vs Mine Slot and Falling Pickaxe
| Feature | Mine Slot | Mine Slot 2 | Falling Pickaxe |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting layout | 5×3 reels above a 5×7 field | 5×3 reels above a 5×7 field | Single starting reel, then a falling tool |
| Bonus spin allocation | Four spins | Three, four or five after a scratch reveal | This InOut scratch mechanism is not described in Pixmove’s Rules |
| Progress during those spins | Field persists during the bonus | Field persists during the bonus | Tool HP can change through repair and upgrade effects |
| Chest factors | Listed; multiple factors multiply | Independently listed with the same combination rule | InOut’s chest system is not the reward model described for Pixmove |
| Main point of interest | Clearing more of the field across a fixed bonus | Variable spin allocation before that continuing field | Tool durability, collisions and ore collection along a descent |
The scratch reveal is the change documented here. Five free spins can still pay less than you spent to reach the bonus.
For a broader shortlist, use Similar Games. The Falling Pickaxe rules guide explains Pixmove’s separate round ending at zero tool HP.
RTP, maximum win and feature costs
InOut’s Mine Slot 2 product page does not list RTP as of 19 October 2026. Its inspected How to play?, Game rules and Provably fair settings panels also supplied no return figure. The 96% published for the first Mine Slot cannot be attributed to the sequel; a fairness-settings panel alone does not establish RTP.
The demo’s Game rules panel showed a $0.12 minimum bet, a $100 maximum bet and a $100,000 maximum win. Those limits describe the session we opened. Dividing the dollar cap by the maximum bet gives 1,000, but the panel states no game-wide 1,000× limit.
The separate BUY BONUS panel does disclose prices. At the displayed $0.20 base bet, Extra Chance showed $0.60 and Block Bonus showed $20.00 on 19 October:
| Option | Displayed charge | Charge divided by base bet |
|---|---|---|
| Extra Chance | $0.60 | 3× |
| Block Bonus | $20.00 | 100× |
The ratios come from the prices above. Buying Block Bonus leads to the scratch reveal, so five spins aren’t guaranteed. We opened the price panel without pressing ACTIVATE or BUY. The help gives no figure for how much Extra Chance changes the bonus odds.
Demo and mobile access
Open InOut’s official Mine Slot 2 page and choose Demo Play. The link opened a separate client without a sign-in prompt in the inspected desktop session on 18 October 2026. After the introductory screen, the top-right menu provides How to play? and Game rules. The first contains the scratch instructions; the second shows limits.
Bookmark the provider’s product page. The address it creates when the client opens is temporary.
To check access on Android or iPhone, start from that product page in your browser. We didn’t test a physical phone or touch input for the scratch screen. We also couldn’t verify an official APK, a native iPhone app, offline play or country-specific real-money access from the desktop check.
If your interest is the original’s simpler four-spin allocation, read the first Mine Slot review. For a different provider and a smaller mine field, compare Mine Drop.
Frequently asked questions
Does Auto Pick mean autoplaying paid spins?
No. AUTO PICK reveals cells in the scratch bonus. The separate autoplay control repeats paid rounds.
Are Mine Slot 2 and Mine Drop 2 the same sequel?
No. This page covers InOut Games’ Mine Slot 2. Mine Drop is a different Paperclip Gaming product line; a similar name does not establish shared rules or a shared provider.
Can I use Mine Slot’s payout table for this game?
No. Matching tool badges and feature-price ratios do not establish identical block rewards or probabilities. Use only the paytable displayed by Mine Slot 2 itself; the original game's numbers are not a substitute.
Sources and scope
We checked the sequel’s own help for the bonus and chest rules, and read its tool badges and prices on screen. The product page and demo panels gave no RTP. We used Pixmove’s Rules for the comparison. We didn’t spin, play the scratch bonus, activate a feature or buy it.
- Rules in Pixmove’s official demoOfficial Rules · consulted 2026-10-16
We opened Play Demo and read the English Rules on 16 October 2026. They cover the reel, HP, awards, effects, controls and settlement. We didn’t spin, start Auto or buy a feature. The client showed no build number.
- Mine Slot: English How to play? and Game rules in the official demoOfficial Rules · consulted 2026-10-19
Help rechecked: 5×3 reels, stated 5×7 field, named tools/blocks, chest factors 2/3/4/5/10/25/50/100× and multiplication of multiple factors; four spins with retained field. Limits recorded on 18 October: 0.12–100 USD stakes and 100,000 USD win cap. Block durability/paytable and exact TNT/book effects absent from inspected help. Tool badges and prices are separate UI observations in ALT-MS-UI. No round or purchase performed.
- InOut Games: Mine Slot 2 product pageProvider statement · consulted 2026-10-19
Identity, 11 March 2026 release date and scratch-style transition to free spins. No RTP displayed on the inspected page. Official Demo Play opened successfully in the desktop session.
- Mine Slot 2: English help and limits in its own official demoOfficial Rules · consulted 2026-10-19
Own illustrated help rechecked: 5×3 reels, stated 5×7 field, chest factors 2/3/4/5/10/25/50/100× multiplied together, retained bonus field and scratch/AUTO PICK allocation of 3/4/5 spins by the first symbol revealed three times. Limits recorded on 18 October: 0.12–100 USD stakes and 100,000 USD win cap. No RTP found in product page, help, limits or fairness panel. The illustrated help gives no numeric block paytable or exact TNT/book effects. No spin, scratch event, activation or purchase performed.
- Mine Slot 2 official demo: observed tool badges and feature pricesProvider statement · consulted 2026-10-19
Independently observed UI: Wooden/Stone/Golden/Enchanted badges 1/2/3/5. BUY BONUS panel at $0.20 base bet showed Extra Chance $0.60 and Block Bonus $20 (ratios 3× and 100×). ACTIVATE and BUY not pressed. Neither Extra Chance trigger improvement nor RTP established by the price panel. Screenshots retained locally.
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