Seven holes, and as many moles as you choose. Every round the moles pop up somewhere new and you swing at one hole. Hit a mole and the multiplier grows; swing at an empty hole and the run is over. Cash out after any round you win.
How to play Moles
Choose how many moles come up each round, from 1 to 6. More moles make a hit more likely and pay less for it.
Set your stake and press Bet. Every round of the run is fixed the moment you bet.
Click a hole, or press Pick Random. If a mole is in it, you win the round and the multiplier grows.
Cash out after any round you have won. Win all nine rounds and the run pays out on its own.
Swing at an empty hole and the run ends and the stake is lost.
In Auto, queue a hole for each round you want to play and the game plays them all for you, bet after bet.
About Moles
With n moles up, a single swing finds one n times in 7. A round pays the inverse of those odds times 0.96, and the rounds multiply together, so every point you could cash out at returns 96% on average. With 3 moles the first round pays 2.24x; with 1 mole it pays 6.72x and climbs past 790,000x by round seven.
Multipliers are paid to the full figure, never rounded down in the house's favour. No single run pays more than 1,000,000x or more than $1,000,000 worth, in whichever currency you play.
Moles FAQ
What is the house edge on Moles?
4%, the same for every mole count and every round: each multiplier is 0.96 over the true odds of getting that far.
Do the moles move between rounds?
Yes. Every round is a fresh draw, so where the moles were last round tells you nothing about the next.
Can I cash out after one hit?
Yes, after any round you have won. The amount is on the Cashout button.
Is Moles provably fair?
Every round is generated from a server seed that is hashed and shown to you before you bet, combined with a client seed you control and an incrementing nonce. When you rotate your seed the old server seed is revealed, so you can replay every round it produced and confirm nothing changed after the fact.
