Winning a tournament no longer pays 1k coins. Recently, something has changed on this game. I decided to join a team for getting extra lives and the winnings, if we win tournaments. I don’t spend money for coins or boosters because I’m on fixed income, and retired. This game was really fun at earlier times, and I play in spare time. It feels like a waste of a reward you earned, once it can't be used to your advantage. I get it, it forces people to linger on the app just a little longer, but I wish it was an option instead of an automatic addition. Every other reward gets added to your arsenal for you to choose when you wanna use them, I just wish they would do the same with this reward. So if you fail 5 times, that's it, gotta wait, or ask your team for life or possibly buy more life with coins. For reference, you get 5 lives, or chances, to play before you run out and have to wait for them to be replenished with a certain amount of time in between to regain each life. Sometimes I log on just to give my teammates some help with granting them lives, which I think is such an awesome option, but then I open my rewards and Bam! 60 minutes I can't use of unlimited play. You don't get a choice when to use it, you don't see it coming, it just pops up and you have to use that reward immediately or else you loose it if you can't play for that long. Sometimes that reward is free 60mins of unlimited play. You get random rewards once you finish a challenge. I've been playing this game for a while now and there's one thing I wish would change. Bottom line: fun to play, but either be patient or have money to burn. If extra coins or power ups are in short supply, you’ll be waiting a long time to finish a level. Power ups are another commodity that are randomly awarded and, in some cases, needed to finish a level. Considering the game controls how “lucky” you are to collect similarly colored blocks (the method to clear a level), it appears the designers have built in unfavorable odds that cater to the impatient player who is willing to spend actual money for some in-app coins and power ups. No problem early on, but as those rewards start to dwindle, you’ll need to fork over some real cash for some in-game coinage.

If you only need a few more moves to clear a level, but the awarded number of moves runs out, you can buy 5 more for 100 coins.

Coin rewards initially start out big, but gradually get smaller and smaller.

Toon Bast is a lot of fun at first with rewards for finishing every 10th level and gaining every 20th star, but the more advanced one progresses in the game, the more it feels like the house always wins.

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