Foosball Coins, Quests and Levels Guide

With an account, every match you play earns coins and experience points (XP), which you spend in the store on kits and tables. This guide explains how coins are earned, which matches do not count, and how levels and quests work.

How do you earn coins?

With the default settings a win pays 30 coins, a draw 20 and a loss 15; ranked matches pay 1.5 times as much. The first win of the day brings a bonus of 50 coins, and the day turns at midnight Turkey time. In a tournament of four or more players whose final was played, the champion gets 150 coins and the finalist 75.

Match and tournament coins are limited to 400 a day; the first-win bonus is on top of that. These amounts are the current defaults; administrators can change them, and the end-of-match screen shows what that match paid. If you play as a guest, you see what you would have earned with an account.

  • A win pays 30, a draw 20, a loss 15 coins
  • Ranked matches pay 1.5 times as much
  • +50 coins on the first win of the day
  • Match and tournament coins up to 400 a day

Which matches pay no coins?

To prevent cheating and abuse, some matches pay no coins. Knowing which saves you waiting for nothing.

  • Matches shorter than two minutes
  • Matches with a bot in them
  • A player who is flagged away or leaves before the end
  • Two accounts on the same network playing each other: the reward is halved

XP and levels

Matches that pay coins give XP too: 100 for a win, 70 for a draw and 50 for a loss, plus 10 XP for every goal (up to five goals). The first level needs 100 XP and each level after it 50 XP more. Every level you gain pays 100 coins.

Level and goal basket coins share a daily limit of their own, 400 by default; after that the level still counts but no more coins arrive that day.

Daily and weekly quests

Three daily quests arrive each day: for example play three matches, win two, score five goals, make three saves, take eight shots on target, score a hat-trick, win with a clean sheet or play a ranked match. Each pays between 40 and 80 coins. From Monday 00:00 Turkey time each week, a weekly quest arrives and pays 300 coins.

No quest asks for an assist, and all of them can be done in a one-on-one match. Quest coins sit outside the daily limit of 400. The Quests card on the home page shows today's quests, the week's quest and the time left.

The goal basket

Every goal you score goes into the goal basket. The basket pays 100 coins at 50 goals, 200 at 150, 300 at 300, 500 at 600 and 1,000 at 1,000 goals; after that it pays another 1,000 coins for every 500 goals.

Tips for earning quickly

Start each day with a single win: the first-win bonus is the easiest coin there is. Do the daily quests in matches that pay coins; since all of them can be done one against one, you do not need a team, but matches with a bot do not count towards coins, XP or quests. A ranked match pays 1.5 times as many coins and is needed for some quests.

Questions about coins, quests and levels

Can I buy an advantage with coins?

No. The store only sells looks: kits and tables. The physics and the rules are the same for everyone.

Do I earn coins as a guest?

No, coins need an account. If you play as a guest, the end of the match shows what you would have earned with one.

What is the daily limit?

Match and tournament coins are limited to 400 a day. The first-win bonus and quest coins sit outside it; level and goal basket coins share a daily limit of 400 of their own.

When do the quests reset?

Daily quests reset at midnight Turkey time and the weekly quest at Monday 00:00.

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