Captain Tsubasa: Rivals is a hot new tap-to-earn game on Telegram, and with the license of a major soccer-themed anime brand behind it, a ton of players have signed up to play already. With some kind of TON-based airdrop coming in the future, the race is once again on to collect as much in-game currency as you can to boost any potential future payouts. 

Of course, you can tap to earn balls (aka coins or points in other tap games), but like most of these games, the real way to increase your ball count is to buy upgrades, take part in the daily challenges, and complete some bonus tasks.

If you want to maximize your time ahead of the eventual airdrop, these tips will help you get the most balls as quickly as possible in Captain Tsubasa: Rivals on Telegram.

Expand your team 

Captain Tsubasa Rivals is, effectively, a Hamster Kombat clone. But, the one thing it has going for it is that instead of buying random, crypto-related upgrades for your imaginary exchange, you can acquire and upgrade new players for your soccer team—a twist that’s quite fun.

It makes thematic sense, but what’s even better is that these players actually bring in a lot of passive income, even as you increase their levels. We’ve focused on getting as many players as possible, and now have a good amount of passive income coming in each day. Tapping barely seems worth it once you’ve juiced your passive income rate.

Do the daily combo—if you can 

Captain Tsubasa’s daily combo functions just like the Hamster Kombat one: Each day, three upgrades out of the entire selection are picked to make up the combo, and if you upgrade or buy them all on that day, then you’ll net a huge ball bonus. In other words, you’ll get a massive in-game payout just for improving your team… which also boosts your passive income going forward.

Looking for the daily combo? Captain Tsubasa: Rivals won’t tell you, but we will—we’ve launched a daily combo guide for the game that we will be updating daily for the foreseeable future.

The caveat here is that some upgrades are locked behind referral goals, so if you don’t have any friends, then you might not be able to complete every combo. So do the ones you can, and don’t sweat about the ones you can’t.

Change the player you tap on 

As far as we can tell, this is purely a cosmetic change and offers absolutely no gameplay advantage at all—so perhaps it’s debatable to call this a tip. However, you can change the player that you tap on by using the change button on the home page.

When you tap that button, you’ll be presented with a list of all the players you have unlocked so far, and can select one of them to become your player on the main screen instead of Tsubasa. It’s a purely cosmetic change, but I’ve found that changing it daily has kept things a little fresher than other games, where the home screen could look identical for months.

Ignore the tap increases 

Like a lot of tap games, tapping isn’t all that profitable compared to boosting your passive income—and in Captain Tsubasa, the numbers very quickly don’t add up. You could spend some balls to upgrade how many you get for each tap via the multitap boost, and how many times you can tap in one sitting… or you could invest the same amount in a player or team upgrade and earn way more balls passively over time. 

Even in the early game, the cost of one of those upgrades will easily pay for itself in little time, saving you the time and hassle of repetitively tapping your phone screen. Look, play however you please, but this move is all about efficiency.

Do the freebie tasks

A bit of a cheeky one here, but if you want a one-time influx of free balls, there’s a big list of social media-related tasks that give your rewards… but you don’t actually have to do a lot of them. 

All the tasks that ask you to do something on Twitter (aka X) don’t actually verify whether you’ve done it. That means that you can click on the button for the task, which opens the Twitter app, then simply head back to Telegram and claim the reward. It’s free balls for a little bit of app-switching hassle.

You’ll need friends 

While not as egregious as some other tap games, Captain Tsubasa: Rivals does lock some upgrade options behind referral totals, meaning if you don’t have some pals to invite to the game, then you won’t be able to unlock certain upgrades and players. 

It’s not a major issue, as there’s still a good amount of upgrades you can access—but if you want to maximize your ball count, then you’ll need to coax at least a few friends into the game to help you unlock some of the key pieces for your soccer dynasty.

Edited by Andrew Hayward

Rollblock presale raises $4M at $0.03, with analysts predicting a 200x surge in 2024, challenging XRP and Solana.

Currently in its sixth round of presale, Rollblock is generating waves in the crypto scene, selling at only $0.03 and thus far collecting about $4 million. Positioned as a formidable rival against giants like XRP and Solana (SOL), experts are forecasting this creative project to soar 200x in 2024. 

Rollblock’s special qualities might enable it to rule the next cycle as its crypto presale booms and a possible bull market is about to dawn. Let’s study why this potential star could surpass more seasoned players in the coming year.

XRP set to soar: Could October 2024 ignite the next bull market?

Ripple’s XRP has recently stabilized within the $0.58-$0.59 range, momentarily surpassing $0.60 on September 21, indicating a 9% increase in the past two weeks. The US Federal Reserve’s decision to reduce interest rates by 0.5% and Grayscale’s introduction of a dedicated Ripple Trust were the primary factors driving this rally. Some analysts contend that XRP has not yet experienced a genuine bull market, and the Ripple v. SEC lawsuit resolution is a potential positive catalyst.

Crypto analyst JackTheRippler predicts XRP could hit a new all-time high in October 2024, while EGRAG CRYPTO suggests the token could even soar to $5.50 or $13 in the next few years, if a full bull market materializes.

Solana’s whale moves: Will profit-taking stall the bull run?

A Solana whale recently unstaked and transferred 100,000 SOL tokens to Binance, marking the second such transfer in just three days. This move likely aims to capitalize on Solana’s price rally, which has seen a 9% increase over the past week, currently trading at $151.88. However, if the whale continues liquidating holdings, it could apply downward pressure on SOL’s price, similar to the June-July selloff that caused a major drop.

Despite the whale’s activity, Solana remains in a bullish trend. Indicators like the Parabolic SAR and Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) reflect strong buying pressure, suggesting that Solana could maintain its upward momentum in this bull market.

Rollblock’s meteoric crypto presale: Is it poised to outshine XRP and Solana in 2024?

Rollblock is making waves in the crypto presale arena, currently in its 7th stage and already raising over $4 million. Setting Rollblock apart from traditional casinos is its commitment to better liquidity, ensuring players can enjoy seamless transactions. Some exclusive games require RBLK for entry, too, creating increased demand for the token. It’s a unique model designed to attract both casual gamers and serious investors, positioning Rollblock as a serious contender in the market.

Accessibility is another key factor driving Rollblock’s success. With no additional downloads or installations required, players can jump straight into the action. The platform’s revenue share model ensures that token holders benefit as the casino thrives, creating a favorable situation for everyone involved. Plus, players can easily exchange RBLK for other cryptocurrencies or fiat, enhancing its utility.

Competitive odds further entice players, making Rollblock an attractive option compared to other casinos. Adherence to legal standards ensures player security, providing a level of trust that many online gaming platforms struggle to maintain. 

With these unique features and a growing user base, Rollblock’s crypto presale is positioned to disrupt the market. Can it outpace established players like XRP and Solana? Only time will tell.

For more information, visit the Rollblock presale website or join the online community.