+1 TNT Mining — The core loop
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Overview+1 TNT Mining is a Roblox game where you blow up a mine with TNT, collect the ore that falls out, and sell it to get stronger. This guide covers the core loop, how to push deeper into the mine, which TNT to use and when, and how to share the map with other players.
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The core loop
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Everything in the game flows from one cycle. You place TNT near ore, set it off, gather what drops, and take it to the sell point for cash. That cash then funds your next TNT or unlocks the next area.
- Place TNT put it close to the ore you want to break.
- Detonate trigger the TNT and let the explosion clear the surrounding ore.
- Collect pick up everything that falls after the blast.
- Sell carry your haul to the sell point and turn it into cash.
- Reinvest spend that cash on a stronger TNT or a new area unlock.
Why going deeper matters
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The mine rewards players who push further down. Shallow areas are good for building your first stack of cash, but deeper areas hold rarer blocks worth significantly more. Unlocking new areas costs money, so the cycle is: earn at your current depth, buy access to the next layer, repeat.
| Shallow areas | common ore, good for early-game cash flow. |
| Deep areas | rare ore, higher sell price, faster earnings once unlocked. |
| Area unlocks | paid with in-game cash, open a passage to the next section of the mine. |
Placing multiple TNT at once
Tips
You are not limited to one TNT at a time. Laying down several before detonating lets you destroy a large section of the mine simultaneously.
- You can place more than one TNT before triggering any of them.
- Setting them off together hits a wider area than detonating them one by one.
Choosing and upgrading your TNT
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There are multiple TNT types available to buy, and they differ in power and blast size. Stronger ones cover a larger area per blast. The right time to upgrade is when your current TNT starts taking noticeably longer to clear a section.
- Start with cheaper TNT while earnings are low and ore is close to the surface.
- Switch to a stronger TNT once clearing your current area feels slow.
- Stronger TNT have a bigger blast radius, so they destroy more ore per detonation.
Sharing the map with other players
Tips
Up to 16 players can be in the same game at once. The simple fix is to pick a section that nobody else is working and mine it at your own pace.
- Check where other players are digging before you set up, then pick a different spot.
- Open areas of the mine give you ore to yourself, which means more cash per run.
Ratings and reach
SummaryThese numbers were measured on September 28, 2026 and will shift over time, but they give a sense of the game's standing at that point.
Glossary
Glossary- TNT
- The explosive tool you place to break ore; different types vary in power and blast area.
- Rare ore
- High-value blocks found deeper in the mine that sell for more cash than surface-level ore.
- Area unlock
- A purchase made with in-game cash that opens a passage to a deeper section of the mine.
Common questions
FAQCan I place TNT anywhere in the mine?
You can place TNT anywhere there is ore. Putting it directly next to the ore you want to break gives you the most efficient blast.
When should I upgrade to a stronger TNT?
The clearest signal is when clearing a section starts taking noticeably longer than it used to. At that point, moving up to the next TNT tier will speed things up.
Does it matter which server I join?
Up to 16 players share a map. If you find the mine crowded, look for untouched sections.
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