Mine Medal Review & Free Play

Mine Medal: Jump Through Hurdles and Claim Your First Prize of up to 20,971x Your Bet

Caleta Gaming is introducing a brand new event to the Olympics with Mine Medal. This game is all about clearing a race without stepping on a mine and achieving first place where over 20,000x wins and a shiny gold medal could be yours! I’m already entering this competition and gunning for the first prize so let me give you all the ins and outs of the game. 

There are three different levels to Mine Medal with the first one being easy mode. Here you have 10 hurdles to pass with each hurdle bringing four alternative rows you can choose. There is only a single mine within each of the four spaces but the trade-off is that the max win is only 17.05x your bet. I personally spent most of my early bets in this mode and easily got up to 3.03x returns. 

The easy mode was truly easy to navigate as I made it to the finish line plenty of times and won up to 17.05x returns. After getting the prize multiple times, I wanted more of a challenge and decided to get up to medium difficulty. Here the payouts were up to an astonishing 983.04x my bet but on the flip side, two out of four hurdles were deadly. 

This mode got me up to 15.36x wins a few times but it was hard to reach the higher levels without seriously risking my bet and previous wins. Bumping the difficulty setting up to high was a major challenge with dangerous hurles increasing progressively. I didn’t enjoy this setting as much since the first few levels offered low payouts, pushing me toward higher routes that were extremely risky. 

Few crash or ladder games have the kind of wins that the Mine Medal game can boast of. This Caleta Gaming title has everything to keep you entertained for short bursts and even keep you occupied for longer sessions. I’d recommend playing the free demo above and checking out all the game modes before betting real money on it.