Box Battles let you open the same boxes against other players. Here's how the formats and rules work.
TL;DR
In a Box Battle, two or more players open the same boxes at the same time. In the standard head-to-head and team formats, the player or team with the highest combined value wins. Several special modes change that: Shared splits the items among all players, Crazy rewards the lowest combined value, Terminal is decided by the final round, and Group Unboxing lets everyone keep their own pulls. Entry is paid in gems and is final once the battle starts, every result is provably fair, and items you win go straight to your inventory.
What a battle is
Two or more players open the same boxes at the same time. In the standard head-to-head and team formats, the player or team with the highest combined value wins. The special modes (Shared, Crazy, Terminal, and Group Unboxing) work differently — see How the special modes work below.
Battle formats
Battles come in several formats:
Head-to-head & multiplayer: 1v1, 1v1v1, 1v1v1v1, 1v1v1v1v1, and 1v1v1v1v1v1.
Team: 2v2, 2v2v2, and 3v3.
Special modes: Shared, Crazy, Terminal, and Group Unboxing.
The head-to-head and team formats are decided by highest combined value. The special modes each work differently — see below.
How the special modes work
Mode | How it works |
Shared | Items are split among all players — there's no single winner. |
Crazy | The player or team with the lowest combined value wins. |
Terminal | Decided by the final round — whoever pulls the most in the last round wins. |
Group Unboxing | Open boxes together with friends, and each player keeps their own items — no winner or loser. |
Key rules
Entry is paid in gems and is final once the battle starts — it can't be cancelled or reversed.
Every result is provably fair. In the standard formats it comes down to total value across all the boxes opened (not a single card); the special modes use their own rules (above).
After a battle
Items you win go straight to your inventory.
Common questions
I lost but my card was worth more — why?
In the standard formats, battles are decided by total value across all the boxes opened, not a single card. Some modes change that — for example, Crazy mode rewards the lowest combined value, and Terminal mode is decided by the final round — so check the mode you're playing.
Can I cancel after joining?
No — once a battle starts, entry is final.
Is it rigged?
No — every result is provably fair and verifiable. See Provably Fair.