The trick to playing Minesweeper lies in understanding patterns and probabilities. Start by identifying safe moves, typically corners or edges, as they have fewer adjacent cells. Use numbered cells as clues; they indicate how many mines are nearby. Pay attention to patterns like "1-2-1" or "2-3-2", which often denote mine placements. If a cell is surrounded by flagged mines equal to its number, it's safe to clear adjacent cells. However, if unsure, mark potential mines with flags or question marks. Lastly, scan the board systematically, prioritizing areas with higher uncertainty. With practice and logical deduction,
play minesweeper becomes less about luck and more about strategy.
