How it works
- Pick a level under Daily board. The starting cell is marked on the board.
- Your first tap opens that cell and the clock starts. An empty area opens and the rest is pure logic: daily boards are always no-guess.
- Clear the board and your time goes into the day’s table. The new board appears at midnight Tashkent time.
Why only the first attempt
Because the board is the same for everyone, on a second attempt you already know where the mines are. So only the first attempt is ranked. You can practise as much as you like afterwards; the game marks those runs as unranked.
Fairness: the board is hidden while paused, so you cannot use a pause to think. The result is verified on the server by replaying it.
How it differs from the all-time table
| Table | Board | Attempts |
|---|---|---|
| Daily | today’s shared board | the first one counts |
| No guessing | new each time, of equal difficulty | the best one counts |
| Classic | new each time, a guess may be needed | the best one counts |
Before you start
If you are playing for time, the patterns and chording are worth practising first. Beginner and Intermediate are more comfortable on a phone; Expert is easier on a computer.
FAQ
When does the board change?
Every day at midnight Tashkent time.
If I hit a mine, can I try again?
Yes, but that run counts as practice and is not ranked.
What about offline?
It is still the same board and you can play it, but the result will not reach the table.
Minesweeper online: free and luck-freethree levels, phone and desktop
Minesweeper rulesnumbers, flags, chording
Minesweeper patterns: 1-1, 1-2, 1-2-1with pictures and proofs
No guess Minesweeper: logic instead of luckwhat is guaranteed, honestly