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Frequently Asked Questions

The official website of r5r. This guide answers common questions about the R5R Mines demo. All information is based on observed mechanics and wallet rules.
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How does the wallet work?

The demo starts with a balance of 1000 coins. Your balance and any fractional carry are saved to your browser storage. The stake is deducted immediately when you start a round. If your balance drops below 10, you can manually restore it to 1000. Reloading the page does not save unfinished rounds or refund stakes. Manual restoration also clears the fractional carry to zero.
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What are the game rules?

The game uses a 16-panel board hiding two or four mines. You choose a mode and stake before opening. Clicking a panel reveals a safe space or a mine. Revealing a mine ends the round with zero return. You can collect after one or two safe panels. The third safe panel triggers automatic collection.
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How is the payout calculated?

The gross multiplier is calculated based on the survival probability of your chosen path. The gross return includes your original stake. A fractional carry is preserved between rounds and added to the next gross settlement. Whole coins are credited and the remaining fraction is kept for a later successful settlement.
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Is this an official app?

This is an independent guide for the R5R demo. The demo is accessed via a web browser without a download. There is no account system or cash withdrawal. The guide does not certify the operator or guarantee payouts from other services.

Frequently asked questions

Can I resume a round after refreshing?

No. Reloading the page discards the unfinished board and stakes. Your saved balance remains, but the current game state is lost.

What happens if I hit a mine?

The round ends immediately. You receive zero return and retain any previous fractional carry. The current stake is lost.

How do I restore my balance?

You can manually restore your balance to 1000 when it drops below 10 and you are idle. This sets the balance rather than adding to it.