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Game coin formula
2025-04-08
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The following explains how to view the current coin distribution formula and how to manually adjust it to fit your needs.
- The list of supported games is:
Fortnite
League of Legends
Dota 2
Valorant
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
Apex
- Coins can only be earned from supported games. Here's the breakdown of how coins are rewarded for each game:
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- Fortnite
- +9 coins per win
- +3 coins per kill
- +2 coins per assist
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- League of Legends
- +3 coins per win
- +2 coins per kill
- +1 coin per assist
- -0.5 coins per death
- +2 coins if over 10 kills in a game
- +2 coins if over 10 assists in a game
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- Dota 2
- +3 coins per win
- +2 coins per kill
- +1 coin per assist
- -0.5 coins per death
- +2 coins if over 10 kills in a game
- +2 coins if over 10 assists in a game
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- Valorant
- +20 coins per win
- +2 coins per kill
- +0.5 coins per assist
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- CS:GO
- +3 coins per win
- +0.5 coins per kill
- +0.1 coins per assist
- -0.2 coins per death
- -2 coins per loss
- Negative scores do not appear in the admin panel logs and do not give or remove coins (there’s no coin deduction system for losing).
These records can only be found in the local logs.
Game records are uploaded to the cloud either when the game ends or when the player logs out from iCafeMenu if they skip quitting the game, the upload happens at logout.
- You can also create your own custom formula for coin distribution by navigating to Settings > Game Settings > Game Coin Settings and selecting the game you want to configure (Figure 1).
Figure 1
- Edit the "Win" and "Kills" values, then click "Save." This will update the coin formula for the selected game. You can modify the coin system for each game individually. (Figure 2)
Figure 2