Every board can be solved by thinking. No guesses, ever.
Signing in puts you on the shared boards. Everyone with a myjp.ca account plays the same three sizes.
Pick a board.
The board is hidden while the clock is stopped.
Paused time is subtracted from your time, and recorded beside it on the board.
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the one you hit the rest flags that were wrong
every mine, flagged — the board as you cleared it
One entry each — your fastest game at each size.
Every row was replayed on the server before it was
accepted: the board, the order of the taps, and the milliseconds between
them. The time is recomputed from that replay, never taken from the app.
What that proves is that a real board was really cleared. It does not
prove a person did it — a program that plays well produces a replay that
is valid, because it is.
You’re a Minesweeper supporter — thank you. Your flag is on the boards.
A flag by your name on the boards, for good, and the name you play as. The game stays the same for everyone — a board is only worth something if nobody can buy a better place on it.
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Hold a cell for 450ms to flag it. Turn this off if you prefer to flag only through Safe Mode — some people find a hold hard to hold still.
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These are counted in this browser and are never sent anywhere. Losses cannot be verified — there is no replay of a game that ended early — so they are kept here rather than put on a shared board beside numbers that were checked.
Every board is generated and then solved before you see it. If a deal needed a coin flip, it was thrown away and another was dealt.
When you make your first tap, the app deals mines everywhere except the nine cells under and around your finger, then hands the board to a solver that plays it out using logic only — the numbers, the subsets between them, the mine counter, and an exact enumeration of the frontier.
If the solver ever has to guess, the deal is discarded and another is tried. You only ever see a board that was finished before you started. Every position you reach has a next move you can prove, and Hint will show you one.
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The mine, the flag and the buttons' pictures are from game-icons.net, used under CC BY 3.0:
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