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# 22. What are The Leagues?
## Fair Reward Pools — The Leagues
The Leagues are a new feature that replace our old system, where all players competed against all the other users and often lost out on valuable rewards, especially being new to the game.
**Now, users are separated into different pools, or Leagues, based on their power!**
## **How does it work?**
The system is evolving from a single shared crypto pool to a structure of 15 separate Leagues, designed to create a fairer and more balanced experience for all players. This change gives newcomers and lower-power players a more equal start, allowing them to grow and compete without being overwhelmed. It also introduces a clear sense of progression, as players can advance through the Leagues by improving their performance.
Overall, the new structure promotes fair competition, meaningful milestones, and a more rewarding journey for everyone.
Placement into Leagues is automatic and based on each player’s **Maximum power** (the combined power of **miners, bonuses, and racks**). Each League has its own independent crypto pool with a fixed token amount and a unique selection of available tokens.
## Important to remember!
* As players progress through the League system, the selection of available tokens expands. Advancing to a higher League grants access to all tokens from previous Leagues, plus new exclusive tokens.
* Players can only move **up** within the League system.
* If a player’s **Maximum power** decreases, they remain in their current **League** but will earn less.
* Players without electricity won’t receive earnings but will **keep their League placement**.
* Players can move up to the next League automatically once a day if their power exceeds that League’s threshold.
* If a player’s Maximum power matches the requirements of a higher League, they will be promoted directly. For example, if a player is in League 1 but their Total Power falls within the range for League 5 during the daily evaluation, they will be reassigned straight to League 5.
* **Maximum power** includes all **permanent power** sources — miners, bonuses, and rack power.\
**Temporary power** (such as games and other boosts) can increase your earnings, but it does **not** count toward advancing to the next League!
* Maximum power combined with Temporary power makes up for your **Total power**!
## Here are the different Leagues
## Summary
* The League system is designed to ensure a fair gameplay experience for all RollerCoin players.
* Each League has its own independent crypto pool.
* Players are placed into Leagues based on their **Maximum Power** (miners, racks, and bonuses).
* **Temporary Power** effects do not affect League placement.
* Players can only move up in the League system.
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