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Coin Master - Community Challenge
Coin Master has once again integrated a new event into the game. This time the entire Coin Master community has to take part in order to win the main prizes.
Since this event is relatively new, we would like to provide you with some information about how the whole thing works and how you can help to help the community.
How does the new Community Challenge Event work?
⏩️ The whole thing is a community event. There are several thousand players taking part.
⏩️ As a player, you fill in the four individual fields on the left and right.

⏩️ Depending on how many points you earn, a small bar will fill up.
⏩️ The player must achieve the individual goals for himself. However, they will only be activated once the community has earned them.
⏩️ The vertical bar in the middle is filled by all players.
⏩️Every player who wants to win the main prize must also have filled up their 4 fields at the end.
⏩️ You get the points simply by playing. Each attack counts 1 point.
For information, press the green dot with "i" at the top left.
A special thanks goes to our moderator Rolf Maiwald, who researched the whole thing for us.