RollerCoin (official site), the free-to-play crypto mining simulator, has changed how its league rewards are split. The total reward pool is the same size, but more of it now goes to the top tiers. Players in Diamond leagues can earn up to 50% more, and players in Titan leagues get a guaranteed 50% boost. The update went live on November 3, 2026, at the start of the new Roller Vice season, which runs until December 8. The Forge, the game’s crafting system, also has new recipes, and craftable Hamsters are back.
The team calls the new split a fairer allocation and says the stakes are now higher in the top leagues. It announced the changes on its official X account with the line “Expect the unexpected with this big rebalance.”
What changes for players
Leagues group players by mining power, so newcomers don’t compete directly with long-time players. Each league has its own reward pool. A block closes roughly every 10 minutes, and its rewards are split among the players in that league according to their share of the league’s total power. With the pool size unchanged, the boost for Diamond and Titan players comes from how the rewards are divided between leagues.
Hamsters matter more and more in RollerCoin. Players send them on Expeditions, level them up and use their abilities to get ahead. Crafting them again gives players a way to grow a collection without depending only on the Season Pass or store offers. New Forge recipes also arrived in the previous season, RollerHouse of Horrors, which ran from September 22 to November 2. The latest batch adds more crafting on top of those.
Roller Vice season rewards
Roller Vice is themed around neon city streets, fast cars and petty crime. The season offers 10.5 Eh/s of total power, rising to over 27 Eh/s after merging. Across the season, players can also collect 7,500 RST, 96 Speed-Up Items and 168 Skip Rest Items.
The Season Pass has four exclusive miners:
- License to Crash: 16 million Gh/s, 1% bonus
- Lucky Bastard: 50 million Gh/s, 2% bonus
- Petty Theft Auto: 150 million Gh/s, 5% bonus
- Noise Complaint: 350 million Gh/s, 7% bonus
The Gold Pass costs 29.95 USDT and unlocks the full set of season rewards. Repeat-reward offers let players collect more Season Miners toward the Unreal Merge, which totals 78.5 Eh/s with a 250% bonus.
The Season Store sells three more miners. Remote Disrespect has 500 million Gh/s and a 2% bonus, Skill Issue has 1.25 billion Gh/s and a 5% bonus, and Pink Slip tops the store at 5 billion Gh/s with a 10% bonus.
Chillz and the Hamster Gym
The season adds Chillz, a new Hamster based on RollerCoin’s Community Manager, Chill Hamster. She has 35 Strength, 75 Health and 65 Luck. Her passives cut Relax Time by 40% and add 40% Extra XP, and she grants a Season XP Chest each time she finishes an Expedition, which speeds up progress through the Season Pass. Her Ultimate Ability, Boost Mode, sets all her stats to 100 for one Expedition and needs 24 Charge Points to activate.
Chillz joins CusCuz in the new Community Set. A third member, BB Hamster, is coming soon. Collecting all three gives up to 25% less Relax Time plus 75 RLT in one-time rewards.
The new Hamster Gym lets players train Hamsters for permanent XP, take them past Level 50 up to Level 100, and raise their Expedition stats. Trainers can add XP bonuses of up to 150%.
Mobile launch dates
RollerCoin is also moving ahead with mobile. After a first Android test in Latin America, the iOS beta soft launch is expected on November 5 or 6, 2026. The global Android launch should follow about two weeks later, around November 19 to 20. The team says both dates are preliminary and could change.
The mobile rollout is part of the RollerCoin Roadmap 2026. The roadmap also lists an Expedition rework with PvP elements, Hamster potions and skills, clans, and two new mobile games set in the same universe.
How RollerCoin works
RollerCoin has been running since 2018. Players build a virtual mining room, place miners on racks and earn crypto rewards based on their mining power. Supported currencies include BTC, ETH, DOGE, SOL, POL, LTC and BNB, plus the in-game currency RLT. Miners and racks give permanent power that keeps working while players are offline. Mini games, events and quests add temporary power on top.
The league system had a major overhaul on August 18, 2026, during the Wheels on Meals season. It went from 15 to 22 tiers, adding Emerald I to III, Titan I to III and a Legend League for players with 1 Yh/s of power or more. Earlier, on June 12, RollerCoin raised the reward pools in its upper leagues by up to 40%. That update came with a Growth Tournament that had a 5,000 USDT prize pool and ranked players by their percentage power growth within their own league.
RollerHouse of Horrors ended on November 2 with GraphIn first on the leaderboard, followed by MrTachi and UpAlves. Roller Vice is playable now on rollercoin.com.
