How it works
You play short mini-games to earn temporary mining power, buy virtual miners that add permanent power, and your share of the game's total power decides your share of a daily crypto pool. The more power everyone else has, the smaller your slice.
What it pays
Free players with mini-game power alone earn cents per day. Meaningful payouts require buying miners with real money or with the game's own token, and the return depends on how many other players are buying too. Treat it as a game with a small payout, not an investment.
The costs
- Miners bought with real money depreciate as the network grows.
- Events push limited miners with a fear-of-missing-out design.
- Withdrawal minimums are set per coin and can take time to reach.
Who it suits
Players who enjoy the mini-games and idle progression and are happy with a few dollars a month. It does not suit anyone looking for a return on money spent.
Alternatives
If the goal is earning rather than the game loop, rewards sites pay more for the same hours. See our pages on play-to-earn apps and rewards sites.
Game offers, surveys and tasks with crypto payouts and clear thresholds. Our own site.
Open Pirate LootFAQ
Is RollerCoin free to play?
Yes. You can earn mining power from mini-games without paying, but payouts stay very small without buying miners.
Can you make money on RollerCoin?
Small amounts. Spending on miners can pay back slowly or not at all, depending on how fast the network grows.