Use the ready notice, then verify the saved reward
When the game shows that a free wheel spin is ready, inspect the wheel’s current offer and follow its live interaction. After the result, read the reward name and look for the saved-to-collection confirmation. Check the appropriate Inventory tab before moving on.
Check whether a spin is available, what it awards and whether that reward was saved. A wheel animation tells you a spin is happening; it does not by itself confirm which reward reached your collection.
Balance note, October 3, 2026: use the current wheel for availability, costs and any stated reward details. A free-spin-ready notice does not establish a fixed daily reset or repeat interval.
Keep the three states separate
The lobby contains the reward wheel alongside other between-round activities. Look for the ready notice before spinning and the saved-to-collection notice after the result.
| State | What to check |
|---|---|
| Free spin ready | Read the current available wheel interaction |
| Offer displayed | Confirm whether it is the free action or another priced offer |
| Roll underway | Wait for the actual result |
| Reward shown | Read the exact item or reward name |
| Collection saved | Open the relevant tab and verify the result |
Do not assume the wheel uses the same purchase currency or menu as a bat crate. Each offer needs its own current check.
If the interface displays a paid spin option, read its price and currency before choosing it. A free action being available does not mean every option in the menu is also free.
Identify the result before looking in Inventory
Read the confirmed reward rather than remembering something that passed through the animation. Keep the exact name in mind when opening your collection.
Choose the tab matching the stated reward type. Inventory separates Abilities, Bats and Auras; inspect the category the result identifies instead of treating all rewards as abilities.
Then check the current selection if you intend to use that item next round. A saved collection reward and an equipped loadout are separate checks. Do not assume a saved notification changed everything you are using.
Let the menu answer availability questions
Return to the current wheel when you want another spin and read its state. Do not set a daily reminder from a single ready notification or assume availability returns after every match.
Read any published reward details directly from the offer. Names or icons on a wheel do not establish drop odds, a guaranteed reward sequence or a complete prize table.
If an earlier spin result is confusing, verify that reward before starting another. Additional rolls make it harder to separate what each result granted and do not resolve a wrong Inventory-tab choice.
Finish the lobby task before the next round
Use the time between rounds to inspect the wheel, confirm a result and check your intended loadout. The lobby also includes map voting and other activities, so keep the task short enough to return to the round prepared.
Do not attribute a reward to the wheel merely because another lobby activity is nearby. A rainbow stairway and Finish platform do not establish the wheel’s reset schedule or prize rules.
Once you are back in play, focus on the capture chain: support a fight, arrange collection, escort transport or monitor the jail. Confirm your reward in the lobby so you can return to those team duties when the round starts.
Use inventory to check the collection or bat crates to understand their separate purchase offer.
FAQ
How do I know a free spin is available?
Use the current free-spin-ready notice and inspect the wheel interaction. Do not assume a fixed schedule from one notification.
Does every wheel option cost nothing?
Read each offer. A free action being ready does not establish that every displayed option is free.
How do I confirm my reward?
Read the result and saved-to-collection notice, then find the stated reward in the relevant Inventory tab.
Are the full prize odds known from the wheel display?
Use any details the live offer actually publishes. A wheel image or animation alone does not establish probability or a guaranteed reward.