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Miner's Dream

On cruise ships

Reported on 1 ship across 1 cruise line

1 public reportlatest May 2026

Margaritaville

How it plays. Each of the two base games, Blue Mountain and Red Mountain, has three pots above the reels that can start a hold & spin played with cash-value gold nuggets and add power to it. More on how it plays

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Where Miner's Dream has been reported

1 dated public report from 1 named ship, grouped by ship: mostly player videos, plus articles and cruise line pages. Machines move during refits, so check on board.

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How Miner's Dream plays

How it plays

In Blue Mountain the pots are Boost, which raises every cash value on the reels; Jackpot, which adds five jackpot symbols that build toward prizes; and Collect, which gathers all the cash values into one spot. Red Mountain uses different pot features, which players show as Ignite and Double. Pots can fire together, and the game also has free games.

Features

  • Three pots that trigger and enhance the hold & spin
  • Boost pot: raises all cash-on-reels values (Blue Mountain)
  • Jackpot pot: adds jackpot symbols (Blue Mountain)
  • Collect pot: sweeps cash values into one position (Blue Mountain)
  • Red Mountain swaps in other pot features (Ignite and Double, per players)
  • Free games

At a glance

Maker
IGT
Series
Miner's Dream
Type
Hold & Spin
Mechanics
Three-pot triggers, Hold & spin with cash-on-reels, Free games, Five jackpot levels
Theme
Gold mining (bearded miner)
Cabinets
Peak32, PeakDual27
Denominations
Multi-denomination; player videos show 1¢ and 2¢ play. Varies by casino.
Bets
Player videos run from about $1.20 per spin to $8 and higher. Varies by casino.
Jackpots
IGT's demo shows five levels: Grand, Major, Maxi, Minor and Mini. In the demo and in player footage the Grand and Major show odd-cent amounts typical of progressive meters, while the Maxi, Minor and Mini show round amounts.
Payback
Not published. On ships, the operator sets it and doesn't post it.

In the Miner's Dream series

Blue MountainRed Mountain

Tips from players and reviewers

  • If you have played IGT's Mystery of the Lamp, expect a similar three-pot structure (a player's comparison).
  • Blue Mountain and Red Mountain use different pot features, so read the help screens on the one in front of you rather than assuming they match.
  • Players chase 'triple pops', when all three pots fire together. These are rare, so pick a bet you can keep up while you wait for features.

Tips can't change the odds of any spin. They help you pick a bet level and a machine.

Industry standing and land-casino jackpots

IGT presented it as one of its all-new core video titles at G2E 2024. We found no public performance ranking for it, but it turns up in player videos from Station Casinos, Harrah's Rincon and others, and one player says its pot structure works like IGT's hit Mystery of the Lamp.

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