How to Get Free Tickets

Tickets are your free entry to Slotupia tournaments, and there are 10 ways to collect them, every single day. You never pay for a ticket and you never need to deposit.
Collect free tickets every day
1. Welcome tickets
Free tickets land in your account the moment you finish registering, so you can join your first room right away.
Learn more →2. 3 free tickets every day
At 00:00 every night, every account receives 3 tickets. They reset daily, so use them before midnight.
Learn more →3. Invite a friend
Share your invite code or link. When a friend signs up with it, you both get +1 ticket.
Learn more →4. Daily invite tiers
Invite more friends in a day to unlock bonus tickets: 5 friends = 2 tickets, 10 = 3, 20 = 5, 50 = 10, 100 = 20.
Learn more →5. Daily check-in
Tap Check In once a day. Your streak grows your reward, which can include tickets and points.
Learn more →6. Treasure chests
Limited-time chests open on a daily schedule. Be online in the window to claim tickets or points.
Learn more →8. Redemption codes
Codes from events and official channels exchange for game credits or tickets.
Learn more →9. Share events
Share Slotupia and upload a screenshot; approved entries earn tickets or badges.
Learn more →How tickets work
Each tournament lobby costs one or more tickets to register. When you register, the tickets are used and you join the room's queue; the match starts automatically when every slot is filled. If you cancel before the match starts, your registration is released. Tickets reset at midnight, so they never pile up. Plan to use your daily three before the end of the day.
A daily routine that never runs out
- Morning: open the game and check in.
- Check the chest schedule and set a reminder for one window.
- Lunch: play a quick 20-minute Arena Battle with one ticket.
- Evening: spend your remaining tickets, or save two for an Ace Battle.
- Share your invite link with one friend who'd enjoy it.
Invite tiers in detail
| Friends who join in a day | Bonus tickets |
|---|---|
| 5 | 2 |
| 10 | 3 |
| 20 | 5 |
| 50 | 10 |
| 100 | 20 |
On top of the tier bonus, every friend who joins with your code gives you both +1 ticket. Only real, new players count; fake or duplicate accounts are removed along with their rewards.
What tickets are not
Tickets have no cash value and can't be bought, sold or transferred. Slotupia has no deposits and no cash prizes. If anyone offers to sell you tickets, it's a scam; see our safety page.
Free tickets FAQ
How many free tickets do I get a day?
3, issued at 00:00 every day, plus any bonuses you collect.
Do tickets expire?
Yes, they reset daily at midnight.
Can I buy tickets?
No. Tickets are always free.
What happens if I don't have enough tickets?
Choose a cheaper lobby, wait for midnight, or invite a friend.
Never pay for tickets
Tickets are always free on Slotupia. If you ever see an offer to buy tickets, it is not from us. Report it on our safety page.
How points are counted
In every Slotupia match your points equal the growth of your coin balance over the coins you started with. There is no cap: a big feature can lift you far above everyone else. If your balance finishes below where it began, you score zero for that match rather than a negative number. Points are added to your weekly Player Ranking total.
Before your first match
Collect your daily tickets, choose a format that fits your free time, and open two games in demo mode so you know their pay tables. Register for a room, turn on notifications and keep the game open. The match starts when the room fills or the timer begins, and you will see the live leaderboard throughout.
Points, not prizes
Slotupia has no cash prizes. Points earn leaderboard positions, ranking badges and bragging rights only. You can never deposit, withdraw or exchange points or tickets for money.
Common mistakes to avoid
Joining a room you do not have time to finish, spinning too big too early, and switching games too often are the three most common mistakes. Each costs coins or time. Plan your match in three phases: steady start, review at halfway, then protect or chase in the final minutes.
