There are loads of ways to get free energy in Coin Master Board Adventure, from playing with friends to connecting your other social accounts.
As you whirl your way around the board in Coin Master Board Adventure, you will need a constant supply of energy as you attack other players, raid their villages, collect tokens to complete objectives and accomplish tasks to compete in tournaments and acquire achievements and cards. There’s a lot to do!
So when that flurry of activity comes to an abrupt end when you run out of energy, it’s no wonder it leaves you itching for more. It’s almost like that’s exactly how the game was designed!
Unfortunately, there’s currently no reward system in Coin Master Board Adventure similar to what’s employed with Monopoly Go Free Dice Links. However, given the obvious similarities and competition between the two games this is surely in the works. If and when this is implemented, we’ll definitely update this page with more information.
But to get you back rolling around the board and onto your next Village, here are all of the ways we’ve found that you can get free energy in Coin Master Board Adventure!
Coin Master Board Adventure Free Energy
- Returning Player Gifts
- Play Objectives/ Events
- Compete in Tournaments
- Complete Villages
- Complete Card Sets
- Invite Friends
- Send Energy to Friends
- Link your Facebook Account
- Join a Team
- Daily and Weekly Achievements
- “Free” Extras with Purchases
Returning Player Gifts
Sometimes when you’re out of energy in Coin Master Board Adventure the best advice is to not play at all!
If you put the game down for a week or so then return when you next get the urge to play, you’ll be showered with returning player gifts including free energy, as well as given access to special returning player objective tracks and ladders which also give you additional energy.
Play Objectives/ Events
The simplest and most lucrative source of free energy in Coin Master Board Adventure is from playing active events in-game.
To do this, you need to collect tokens from around the board which fill a tracker at the top of the screen. Once the bar is full, you receive a prize. The two prizes you’re looking for here are free energy vials, of course, but also treasure chests, which can contain energy too.
My advice is to roll with the highest multiplier as you’re comfortable with. This way you make the fastest progress and can make your way to higher rewards within the quickly expiring events before they finish. Once you’re through the smaller rewards, you can get 1000+ energy from filling the event bar relatively frequently, which should be enough to sustain your play.
Compete in Tournaments
Next, similar to the last point, you can also collect free energy by competing in tournaments.
You gain tournament progress by landing on the corner squares and the “train station” squares, which give you a catch at either raiding or attacking another player’s Village.
Depending on your multiplier, each raid will give you points towards the tournament where you get prizes including free energy periodically. Additionally, you also receive energy for placing in the top 10 of your tournament bracket.
Complete Villages
Speaking of Villages, when you complete your own Village you get a box containing items like cards and, you guessed it, energy!
If you’re running low, make sure you’ve invested your coins in your own Village before you crash out. You might just be nearly finished with your current building project and ready to cash in.
Complete Card Sets
Also, you can get a decent amount of energy from completing card sets. You can get cards from all sources of treasure chests and boxes, including events, building Villages and the store. You can also spend left-over in-game cash in the store to buy treasure chests, but it’s not an efficient use of your resources.
When you complete a full set of 9 cards, you often get a unique reward, as well as a hefty chunk of bonus energy.
You can swap specific cards with friends to easily fill in your gaps, which leads us onto…
Invite Friends
Inviting your friends via WhatsApp or social media will net you rewards when they install the Coin Master Board Adventure app. Or you could always do it yourself if you have more than one phone (or at least access to a partner’s, parent’s or family member’s).
You get bonus energy for inviting new players via Facebook.
Send Energy to Friends
Once you and your friends are playing, you can send each other coins and, crucially, energy throughout the day. This energy is not deducted from your personal total, so feel free to dish it out liberally.
There’s a limit of 100 energy daily, but it’s still enough for a couple of decent spins if you’re stuck.
Link your Facebook Account
If you link up your old Facebook account to Coin Master Board Adventure you get 50 free energy, which is only enough for a few rolls, but is probably the quickest and easiest method you have the most direct control over.
Plus, as we mentioned before, if you do end up inviting other people there, you get bonus energy for that too.
Join a Team
Once you reach Village 10 you can join a Team, which allows you to make friends and distribute free energy with other engaged and active players.
Again there’s a daily limit, but Teams are still the best way to informally connect with other active players in a safe, in-app environment to trade cards and grant gifts.
Daily and Weekly Achievements
We’ve left this one until last because, firstly, it’s quite obvious and, secondly, you’ve probably already done this naturally.
But by playing the game you complete daily and weekly Achievements for doing things like raiding and building. Sometimes these Achievements give you extra energy, but they’re quite limited and as the name suggests you can only do so many of them throughout the day and the week at large.
The energy rewards are also quite low, only charting at 15-25 energy for dailies, but more for weeklies.
“Free” Extras with Purchases
Finally, and this isn’t really a “free” option, but you’re also given bonus energy when you make any purchase within the Coin Master Board Adventure app.
If you were on the fence about spending but didn’t realise you’d get energy too, then maybe that’s eased your decision, but I generally wouldn’t recommend purchasing what you can get for free.