Independent Scope
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Scope and External Limits
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Fixed Diagonal-Clear Layouts
Bishop Clearance Mines uses a four-by-four board. Choose 3, 4 or 5 hazards before starting. No two hazards share any chess diagonal, including separated cells. The three presets have exactly 232, 260 and 112 legal layouts respectively. One layout is chosen uniformly and remains fixed during the round; hazards are not moved after a reveal.
Network Requests and Data Limits
Page loading requests Google Fonts and the Statinside analytics script. Hosting, CDN and third-party requests may disclose IP addresses, device details and request information to receiving systems. This guide does not establish anonymity, retention periods, absence of profiling or a data-sale policy for those systems. The demo has no registration, payment or identity-document form. Local wallet storage and network processing are separate.
Personal Session Boundaries
Choose a personal time or virtual-coin boundary before starting and stop when it is reached. A restored balance is optional and does not make further rounds necessary. The demo does not enforce a timer, diagnose behaviour or provide account exclusion. Taking a break does not change future hidden layouts or raise the expected return.
Frequently asked questions
Is op16.cc an official operator site?
OP16 is a search label, not an operator identity established by this guide. op16.cc is an independent information guide with its own Bishop Clearance Mines demo. No company, licence, official account domain, commercial game catalogue, payment service, app publisher or support contact is verified here. Search position, a similar name and page appearance cannot establish those facts.
How are hazards placed?
Bishop Clearance Mines uses a four-by-four board. Choose 3, 4 or 5 hazards before starting. No two hazards share any chess diagonal, including separated cells. The three presets have exactly 232, 260 and 112 legal layouts respectively. One layout is chosen uniformly and remains fixed during the round; hazards are not moved after a reveal.
How is the collection value calculated?
The initial gross collection value is 0.97 times the captured stake. For each unopened cell, count the remaining legal layouts compatible with all safe reveals. Its displayed safe probability is the proportion without a hazard in that cell. A safe reveal divides the current collection value by this exact probability. A hazard ends the round with zero return. The displayed percentage is rounded for reading; the payout uses the exact fraction.
When does collection happen?
A proven safe cell has probability one and adds no multiplier. A proven hazard has probability zero and cannot be selected. A choice that would make the collection value exceed 1000 times the captured stake is disabled individually. Other eligible choices remain available. The game collects automatically when no eligible uncertain choice remains. Otherwise, collect after at least one safe reveal or choose another enabled cell.
Play the original Bishop Clearance Mines demo with virtual coins.
