Four familiar names, four distinct mechanics
Mines uses a hidden grid: safe picks increase a multiplier, while a mine ends the round. Dice compares a roll with an over-or-under target. Plinko sends a ball through a peg board. Limbo takes a target multiplier before generating the result.
Those descriptions help select a game, but they do not replace its rules. Open the detailed page for the title you want, then confirm the settings in the version available to your account.
Settings are part of the game
A risk selector changes the distribution of possible results; a wager field changes the amount committed. These are different controls. In Dice, changing the win chance is linked to the multiplier. In Mines, changing the mine count changes how many safe cells remain.
If automatic play is available, inspect its stopping conditions and amount adjustments before enabling it. Do not assume that settings carry from another game or a previous session.
What provably fair means here
Provably fair systems provide a way to check a completed result against the inputs used to generate it. The relevant fairness panel explains the process for the game and identifies the values needed for verification.
This is a verification mechanism, not a prediction tool. A previous result does not reveal the next one. Keep game availability, published rules and platform balances separate when moving between Stake.com and Stake.us.