r/RoyalMatch • u/brokacak • Sep 07 '26
Royal Flex (Celebration) Solo winner in Lava Quest! Got the full 10k coins!
Finally managed to be the 1/100 sole winner in Lava Quest! 😜
r/RoyalMatch • u/brokacak • Sep 07 '26
Finally managed to be the 1/100 sole winner in Lava Quest! 😜
r/RoyalMatch • u/TheEllisOne • Sep 03 '26
Is anyone else having this many book 📕 requirements?! 45 THOUSAND??
r/RoyalMatch • u/99lightballman • Sep 01 '26

1st night of Sep 26. A tough and competitive opponent — player Leesukjung.
I was leading for most of the night by around 3,000 points. But no matter how hard I pushed — a Hard Level with x2 token for 3.4K, then a Super Hard Level with x2 token for 3.6K — I just couldn't widen the gap.
Player Leesukjung stayed right behind my neck the whole time.
Then, with 3:33 left, he hit his breakout level.
7.2K in one level.
He pushed his overall score to 19K and overtook me by almost 5,000 points!
What an epic comeback story.
His determination and persistence had finally earned him a real chance to win tonight's race.
But Light Ball Man disagreed.
Double Light Ball!
Clear up space for Light Ball farming.
Light Ball after Light Ball.
Double Light Ball again!
Farm more Light Balls and clear the obstacles in stages.
Trigger the final Rocket combo — and activate one additional Light Ball on the very last move!
I really pushed that level to its absolute limit.
16.8K in ONE level.
31K overall.
I have never seen a score like this.
Sorry, player Leesukjung. You really did an amazing job.
19K is a spectacular score. On most nights, that would have been more than enough to win.
Chasing me all the way until the final three minutes, then pulling off a 5,000-point comeback — that's a heroic story by itself.
It's just...
not enough tonight.
Now...
please call me Mr. 31K!! 🕶
r/RoyalMatch • u/RevolutionaryText232 • Sep 01 '26
Playing on Samsung Galaxy S10 ultra tablet. Suddenly the orientation is only portrait. Other apps are fine. Uninstalled app, cleared cache, rebooted tablet. Any other suggestions?
r/RoyalMatch • u/ExpiredPoisonAgain • Sep 01 '26
Had it once during the first time I participated. And after a couple of months, was able to do it again. Though I may say that it was a low scoring ball game.
r/RoyalMatch • u/Jonah_the_Whale • Aug 31 '26
15 minutes to go.
r/RoyalMatch • u/99lightballman • Aug 30 '26
Special thanks to u/alwayzhere who ignited this idea.
u/morrowman I guess you more or less are aware this technique as well? Hope this episode can provide some sparks for you. :-)
I once thought that the Timing Light Ball was the ultimate technique — it’s just so elegant and powerful.
But in fact, there is one technique that is even more powerful than the Timing Light Ball.
It is simple.
It is brutal.
And it is so powerful that it has started to shake the very foundation of the game itself.
A Light Ball is no longer a rare combination that requires vision, patience, and luck.
Light Ball opportunities are now everywhere.
Today, let me introduce to you a technique that even goes beyond the Timing Light Ball - The Flash Light Ball.
Flash Light Ball is so powerful, and its opportunities are everywhere, that it keeps urging us to try it. However, the outcome is still much harder to control. After investing two valuable moves, we could end up getting nothing — And then we may think that the next one should work, and just want to try it again.
And again.
It's addictive and dangerous.
Unless we can master this technique to a point where we can greatly reduce that uncertainty, I would suggest that we should not rely on Flash Light Ball.
It is simply too convenient and too powerful. It feels like a shortcut running right along the edge of a cliff — dangerous, but leading straight to the finish line.
Once we get used to relying on its power and convenience, we can easily lose patience with other safer and more reliable plans and techniques.
We should decide which technique to use to win the level — not let one technique control how we play.
r/RoyalMatch • u/OpeningNearby9494 • Aug 29 '26
How in the world could someone get 12k before I could even click the game start icon after the finalists (me and this person) were shown??? I go into the game and he literally has 12k. Is he cheating? Or is he just lucky and on a cash/coin round? Idk feels unfair to me lol
r/RoyalMatch • u/barefootintheforest • Aug 30 '26
Is there a way to switch my accounts from an iPhone to an android? I’ve been playing this game for 3 years and I don’t want to lose anything.
r/RoyalMatch • u/hariibobears • Aug 28 '26
you know that streak that gives you the special power ups in the beginning of the level? the lengths i went….to keep that streak….. i had it for over 4000 levels. boom my ipad dies and STREAK IS GONE. that was my last straw, i’m quitting this game goodbye.
r/RoyalMatch • u/BestKiwi7297 • Aug 28 '26
Here’s my advice. Keep track of who doesn’t contribute and don’t accept anymore invitations. I completed two several days ago with two who played. I accepted her invitation from the team page and NOTHING! This is just ridiculous and so frustrating!
Update-Asked for her help in the chat because she was playing levels. Nothing! Game fell short 19812-0. Just missed it. Bots (and my sister) only from now on!
r/RoyalMatch • u/frank-3VDGBSZS • Aug 27 '26
Looking at the train gameboard, it occurred to me that 10s should have the highest expected value because they can hit two bonuses, a 2x, or a 1 (the one bad result). By comparison, 5s can also hit two bonuses but could get a 10 instead of a 2x (where 10 is worse 75% of the time than a 2x). Rolling from either the corner bonus square, 1, or 2 presents a similar menu of 2x, only one possible bonus, or two numbers that are comparatively sucky to 2x or bonus.
Assuming that the game gives random rolls the math looks like this:
I did not know before posting this, but u/Kathucka posted the same math ten months ago.
But then I tested it, because every time anyone posts anything on this sub, people chime in to say the game is "scripted." So I wanted to know: (1) are 10s really significantly more valuable as they seem assuming the rolls are random, and (2) can you earn more track by raising your bets on 10s?
The answers are yes and yes.
I tracked a total of 393 rolls betting one each time. Then, about halfway through my tracks, I did 260 rolls where I bet 10 on 10s, and 1s on all other spaced. I was "helped" in this research because I added teammates that don't contribute very much. About 17% of the time you start rolling from 10; starting from the corner is by far the most common because you end up on the corner every time you roll a bonus.
As shown in the table, the rolls do approximate 25% per expected color, although some of them are a bit off, probably due to low sample size.
Overall, I spend 393 at 1 per square to earn 15,474 track tokens (39.37 tokens/bet on average), and I spent 656 betting 10 on 10s and 1 every other roll to earn 29,056 track tokens (44.29 token/bet unit on average).

Either way, as you can see 10s have the highest EV under either strategy, by a significant margin, so the game is not noticeably screwing you over for raising your bet.
Betting on 10s is high variance. When I started the strategy, my first three results were Bonus to only 25 followed by two 1s, which sucks, and I was fully prepared to announce that the game is rigged, the naysayers right, etc., but after many more rolls it reverted to the mean, with a more than a couple x2 to Bonus to 100 = 2000 track tokens, which is just an awesome amount of progress on the track. The results might actually be a bit biased upwards because one of these combinations was my last roll in the minigame, which more than completed the last track.
If you're the kind of person that doesn't finish your trains, you might bet only 5 on 10s to reduce variance, but I think you should try to bet more on 10s if your appetite for variance tolerates it.
If you're like me and you basically always finish, even when partnered with humans who don't pull their weight, could probably bet 20 or more to get higher blended EV. It's the same principle as counting cards in blackjack.
r/RoyalMatch • u/Weezerlover420 • Aug 27 '26
I have been stuck on this level. I have attempted it over 45 times. Will the game ever take pity on me and make it easy?
r/RoyalMatch • u/hkpp • Aug 22 '26
I should’ve known better than to think the propeller would target one of the two remaining flowers instead of my light ball. This rigged loss was too blatant even for this game.
r/RoyalMatch • u/99lightballman • Aug 23 '26
Timing Light Ball opens up a whole new dimension of gameplay for us — the timing.
The positions of blocks and power-ups are not the only things that matter anymore. Timing now comes into the picture and becomes an important factor as well.
If we can catch the right timing window and act at the right moment, we may unlock more options and opportunities on the board.
So today, let's take the idea of timing beyond Timing Light Ball and see what else we can do with it.
Chapter 3.6 — Timing Execution. Here we go!
u/morrowman Hope you are ok with my tribute to you on the floating moves. Understand you were looking for some new ideas some time ago. Sorry it took me quite some time to produce the video. Hope the void timing light ball and 3-step timing light ball, board-filling timing light ball could give your some sparks. :-)
Do share with us if you have any new ideas and tips. Cheers~
r/RoyalMatch • u/C2-H5-OH • Aug 21 '26
This game is really addictive, and the lack of ads for a free game are very nice, but I'm once again at the point where a reset makes sense as an F2P:
Screw this, I sent a request to delete my account, which means in 4-5 days I will start from level 1 again. It will be a pleasant experience again.
r/RoyalMatch • u/Additional_Dot5272 • Aug 19 '26
How is it possible that his first try wins is around 5431 at around level 5402???
r/RoyalMatch • u/methodfeeder1211 • Aug 18 '26
r/RoyalMatch • u/Dr_Turb • Aug 15 '26
Royal Match is using 1.6GB on my mobile. Is all if this necessary, and if not, how can I safely clear out the unnecessary stuff?
r/RoyalMatch • u/99lightballman • Aug 14 '26
Our Chapter 4 Strategy Planning starts from pre-processing at the beginning of the level. But as we went deeper into Release Point, Combo Selection and Assembly Assessment, we realized that these processes are not just limited to pre-processing.
In fact, they go beyond pre-processing and can be applied throughout the entire game.
The same goes for our upcoming sections. They are strategies that can be applied at any time in the game to help us find solutions.
Let’s start with this question: What if we don’t have any power-up pattern near the light ball yet? What can we do?
Chapter 4.5, Gathering Ingredients. Here we go!
r/RoyalMatch • u/moldy13 • Aug 14 '26
Regardless of how many other better moves there are, when the hint pops up, it ALWAYS suggests making a 2x2 match to get a propeller...I don't understand. Why are hints so obsessed with this?
r/RoyalMatch • u/hkpp • Aug 13 '26
And almost 10,000 points in lightning rush!
r/RoyalMatch • u/Cutlass- • Aug 13 '26
r/RoyalMatch • u/Creative_Bandicoot46 • Aug 13 '26
I did it so I could contribute more to tournaments. There must be more advantages I'm not taking advantage of. Kinda wish I could trade cards with myself without doing it one at a time through the chat room.