Free-to-play crypto mining simulator RollerCoin (official site) has reworked the way it splits league rewards. The overall reward pool hasn’t grown, but a larger slice of it now flows to the highest tiers. Diamond league players can see up to 50% more, while Titan league players receive a guaranteed 50% boost. The change took effect on November 3, 2026, when the new Roller Vice season began, and that season runs through December 8. Craftable Hamsters have also returned, and the Forge, RollerCoin’s crafting system, has picked up new recipes.
According to the team, the revised split is a fairer allocation, and it says competition in the top leagues now carries higher stakes. The announcement went out on RollerCoin’s official X account with the line “Expect the unexpected with this big rebalance.”
How the update affects players
RollerCoin sorts players into leagues by mining power, which keeps new players from going head to head with veterans. Every league has a separate reward pool. Blocks close about every 10 minutes, and each block’s rewards are divided among that league’s players in proportion to their share of its total power. Since the pool size stayed the same, the extra rewards for Diamond and Titan players come from changing how rewards are shared out across leagues.
Hamsters have become a bigger part of the game. Players level them up, send them on Expeditions and use their abilities to gain an edge. With crafting back, players can build up a collection without relying only on store offers or the Season Pass. The previous season, RollerHouse of Horrors, which ran from September 22 to November 2, also brought new Forge recipes, and this latest set expands crafting further.
What Roller Vice offers
The Roller Vice theme is fast cars, petty crime and neon-lit city streets. Total power on offer this season is 10.5 Eh/s, which climbs past 27 Eh/s once merged. Over the course of the season, players can also pick up 168 Skip Rest Items, 96 Speed-Up Items and 7,500 RST.
Four exclusive miners come with the Season Pass:
- 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
Buying the Gold Pass for 29.95 USDT opens up every season reward. Through repeat-reward offers, players can gather extra Season Miners for the Unreal Merge, which adds up to 78.5 Eh/s and a 250% bonus.
Three more miners are available in the Season Store. Remote Disrespect offers 500 million Gh/s with a 2% bonus, and Skill Issue brings 1.25 billion Gh/s with a 5% bonus. At the top of the store sits Pink Slip, with 5 billion Gh/s and a 10% bonus.
Chillz and the Hamster Gym
This season’s new Hamster is Chillz, modeled on Chill Hamster, RollerCoin’s Community Manager. Her stats are 35 Strength, 75 Health and 65 Luck. Her passive abilities give 40% Extra XP and reduce Relax Time by 40%. Every Expedition she completes also awards a Season XP Chest, so players move through the Season Pass faster. Boost Mode, her Ultimate Ability, raises all of her stats to 100 for a single Expedition and costs 24 Charge Points to trigger.
Chillz and CusCuz make up the new Community Set, with BB Hamster set to join them soon. Owning all three gives up to 25% less Relax Time and 75 RLT in one-time rewards.
With the new Hamster Gym, players can train Hamsters for permanent XP, push them beyond Level 50 to a maximum of Level 100, and improve their Expedition stats. Trainers can stack XP bonuses of up to 150%.
Mobile release timeline
Mobile work is also progressing. Following an initial Android test in Latin America, RollerCoin expects to soft launch its iOS beta on November 5 or 6, 2026. A global Android release is planned for roughly two weeks after that, around November 19 to 20. The team notes that both dates are preliminary and may shift.
Mobile is one item on the RollerCoin Roadmap 2026. Other entries include clans, Hamster potions and skills, an Expedition rework that adds PvP elements, and two new mobile games set in the same universe.
A quick look at RollerCoin
RollerCoin launched in 2018. Players set up a virtual mining room, fill racks with miners and earn crypto rewards tied to their mining power. The game supports BTC, ETH, DOGE, SOL, POL, LTC and BNB, along with its own in-game currency, RLT. Racks and miners provide permanent power that keeps running when players are offline, and quests, events and mini games add temporary power on top.
On August 18, 2026, during the Wheels on Meals season, the league system got a large overhaul. The number of tiers grew from 15 to 22 with the addition of Emerald I to III, Titan I to III and a Legend League for players holding 1 Yh/s of power or more. Before that, on June 12, RollerCoin increased reward pools in its upper leagues by up to 40%. That update arrived alongside a Growth Tournament with a 5,000 USDT prize pool, which ranked players on their percentage power growth inside their own league.
GraphIn finished first on the RollerHouse of Horrors leaderboard when the season closed on November 2, with MrTachi second and UpAlves third. Roller Vice is live now on rollercoin.com.