Frequently Asked Questions

Coin Master is a mobile game by Moon Active that combines slot machine mechanics with base-building and social strategy. You spin a virtual slot machine to earn coins, attack other players' villages, raid their coin stashes, and use your winnings to build and upgrade your own village.

You can get large amounts of free spins (like 50, 100, 400, or 1000) by participating in major in-game events like Viking Quest, completing high-tier card sets during a Set Blast, or claiming special promotional reward links on the official Coin Master social media channels. Standard daily links usually provide 25-60 spins.

Yes, Coin Master free spin links generally expire within 48 to 72 hours of being issued. That's why we recommend claiming links as soon as they are posted on our homepage. We keep a 5-day link history so you can try older links in case they are still active.

Yes, every link on our site is sourced directly from Coin Master's official social media accounts (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Email newsletters). Our team verifies each link. They open directly in the Coin Master app — we never ask for your login details or passwords.

There is no hard limit. On an average day, Coin Master releases 1-3 reward links worth 25-60 spins each. Combined with the 5 spins you get automatically every hour, event rewards, and pet bonuses, active players can collect 100+ free spins daily.

The best pet in Coin Master for generating coins is Foxy. Foxy gives you an extra dig during raids, which significantly increases your coin payout, especially when using high bet multipliers. Read our full Pets Guide to learn the differences between Foxy, Tiger, and Rhino.

Foxy is the absolute best pet for raids, as Foxy digs up the 4th spot during a raid for extra coins. Tiger is the best pet for Attacks. You should always use Foxy when you are spinning normally, and only switch to Tiger during Attack Madness events.

Village costs scale exponentially. Village 1 costs a few thousand coins, Village 50 costs hundreds of millions, and Villages 100+ cost tens of billions of coins. Check our complete Village Cost List for an exact breakdown and strategies on how to afford them.

Boom Villages are specific village levels (like Village 27 or Village 65) that have a noticeably higher probability of dropping rare cards and gold cards from chests. Players often stay in Boom Villages to buy chests before moving on. Check our Boom Villages guide for the full 2026 list.

The rarest cards in Coin Master include Martian Lettuce (Mars Set), Barrel Tank (Goblins Set), Torero (Spain Set), and Farmer Feng (China Set). These cards are notoriously difficult to find. See our Rare Cards List for the complete hierarchy.

Normally, no. Gold cards have a gold border and are locked from regular trading. However, during special 'Gold Card Trade' events, Moon Active allows two specific Gold Cards to be traded with friends. For all other missing cards, you should use the Joker Card. Need trading partners? See our Card Trading Guide.

The Joker Card is a wild card that can be transformed into ANY missing card you need to complete a set, including Gold Cards! It is highly valuable and usually won in tournaments or mystery chests.

Coin Master has numerous events including Viking Quest (spin with coins for massive rewards), Attack Madness, Raid Madness, Set Blast (bonus rewards for completing card sets), and Village Mania (discounted village upgrades). Read our Events Guide for the full schedule.

Village Mania is a limited-time event that offers discounts on village upgrades. It usually provides either a 20% discount on all items or a 65% discount on the final (most expensive) item of your village. Always save your coins for this event!

Coin Master contains simulated gambling mechanics (slot machines) and allows in-app purchases. While the visuals are cartoonish and appealing to kids, parents should be aware of the gambling-style mechanics and disable in-app purchases on the device if a child is playing.