Contest Tickets, Explosion, Promotion and PvP Actions

During a weekly round, Tickets give players ways to respond to changing contest positions before the final league calculation.

Without Tickets, a player can still participate, but they have fewer ways to defend position, attack rivals, recover from pressure, or move between leagues early.

The weekly crypto mining contest rules explain the leaderboard, eligibility and scoring system that Tickets act upon.

Attacks, defenses and reactions are explained in the Meteorite, Bunker and other PvP mechanics guide.

Ticket-based early movement is separate from the automatic weekly league movement rules calculated after the round.

• Help enter or stay in higher leagues.
• Pay for Explosion, which moves a Gold target to Silver or a Silver target to Bronze.
• Pay for Promotion into Silver or Gold using a price based on potential rank and round time.
• Pay for dynamically priced Meteorite and Rain attacks.
• Pay for defensive and recovery actions such as Bunker, Shelter, or Hospital.
• Enable reaction mechanics when another player hits you.
• Provide protected Promotion returns after Explosion without the time multiplier.

Meteorite and Rain prices use the target’s current league and rank, leaderboard distance, and attack direction in Silver and Gold. The shared repeat counter then increases the price for every earlier Meteorite or Rain received during the round.

The invoice is recalculated before Tickets are deducted. If the live price changes, the outdated invoice is rejected and the player must review the new amount.

See the current PvP price tables and repeat-attack rules for complete target bases and examples.

Explosion and Promotion must be read together. Explosion is the league-displacement attack; Promotion is the counter-action that lets the affected player return at a price supported by the live leaderboard.

Explosion pricing measures the target’s competitive importance. Promotion pricing measures the position the moving player would occupy and, for voluntary moves, how late the move occurs.

A player displaced by Explosion never receives the old rank automatically. The return position is always recalculated from current contest score.

Explosion starts from the Target Base for the target’s current Silver or Gold rank. The system adjusts that amount for rank distance and attack direction, then rounds to whole TCK.

The prize pool and the repeated-attack price increase used by Meteorite and Rain do not affect Explosion. Existing cooldown and status restrictions still apply.

All .5 values round upward to the next whole TCK.

The system counts how many players in the destination league are currently above the moving player. The potential rank is the next position after them. The normal leaderboard tie-breaker applies when scores are equal.

The base price uses the Target Base for that potential rank, applies the 75% Promotion coefficient, rounds to whole TCK, and enforces the destination minimum.

Promotion into Silver has a 5 TCK minimum. Promotion into Gold has a 10 TCK minimum.

The earlier Explosion price, old attacker distance, and old attack direction do not carry into the Promotion price.

These are the prices after the 75% coefficient and destination minimum, before a normal time multiplier is applied.

Normal voluntary Promotion becomes more expensive later in the round. Its final price is the rounded Base Promotion Cost after applying the multiplier for the current time window.

The current and next price windows are shown before confirmation.

Every Explosion received grants one protected return into a league lost through Explosion. A protected return uses the live potential rank, 75% coefficient, and destination minimum but skips the time multiplier.

A protected return costs only the current Base Promotion Cost. One protected return is consumed after each successful return.

Two received Explosions grant two protected returns. After all protected returns are consumed, the next voluntary Promotion uses the current time multiplier.

• Daily or periodic drops inside the bot.
• Micro-purchases in Telegram Stars.
• Mining activity can naturally discover Tickets, with a higher chance than earlier balance versions.
• Promos, airdrops, and channel campaigns.

Tickets are cheaper than they were in earlier contest versions, making entry and participation more accessible.

Tickets are no longer part of the core contest reward loop. That change keeps victories focused on stronger reward value instead of cycling Tickets back into the same system.

Keeping a small Ticket reserve is safer than spending everything immediately. A player with zero Tickets has fewer answers to attacks and less flexibility near the end of the week.

The stronger your league, the more important Ticket timing becomes.

• Crypto mining PvP mechanics
• Telegram hash mining contest rules
• Weekly GRAM rewards

• Original Contest Tickets launch