Mines Supreme

Hacksaw Gaming keeps 260 titles in our catalog, and Mines Supreme, released on 3 June 2026, is one of its grid-pick games rather than a spinning-reel slot. That format choice changes how you read everything that follows.

A pick game, not a reel slot

There are no reels and no paylines — our data holds neither, because the format is a mines-style pick game. You uncover tiles and cash out before striking a mine. That is the whole loop. None of the usual slot add-ons apply here: the game skips Megaways expansion, bonus purchases, progressive pools and tumbling symbols, leaving a stripped-back pick round.

Who Mines Supreme fits

This suits players who would rather decide when to stop than watch reels settle into place. No volatility grade appears in the feeds we read, so we can't pin a fixed risk level on it. Manual cash-out is the pull. Across markets it charts highest in Australia at rank 21, and reaches nine operators in Finland at position 796.

What the 86% return means

The return is 86%, and BigWinBoard and VegasSlotsOnline both confirm it, so the figure is verified. That number lands about ten points beneath the 96.08% median our 8,928-game sample yields — a genuinely wide gap. For a pick title that lower number is normal. No maximum multiplier is published anywhere we check, so no top payout is quoted.

An 86% return keeps about 14% with the house over time — a wide margin — so cap your spend, treat play as paid entertainment, and stay 18+.