Turn your own match results into session plans: enter Coins per completed match, minutes per match, and success rate to project a farming session.
The honest way to plan farming is from your own numbers, so the calculator takes three inputs you can measure tonight: Coins per completed match (the documented rewards run 100 for Easy City to 1,000 for Crazy), minutes per match including queue time, and your real success rate. It returns whole matches and projected Coins for the session you enter. Whole matches only — a partial run pays nothing — and the success-rate input is where most players' estimates go wrong: a mode you fail a third of the time is half as profitable as its reward table looks.
Record whether the match conditions were alike before comparing results.
Use only your own observations. Unavailable official numeric details remain unknown.
Community-documented completion rewards, checked 2026-10-15.
| Mode | Reward | Clears for one 10-pull (850) |
|---|---|---|
| Easy | 100 Coins | 9 |
| Medium | 275 Coins | 4 |
| Hard | 500 Coins | 2 |
| Insane | 850 Coins + 1 Scientist Crate | 1 |
| Crazy | 1,000 Coins + 1 Spin Ticket | 1 |
It converts your observed match results into planning numbers: enter Coins per completed match, minutes per match, and your success rate, and it projects whole matches and Coins for a session. It is arithmetic on your inputs — no payout rate is prefilled, because the developer publishes none.
The documented mode rewards are 100 (Easy), 275 (Medium), 500 (Hard), 850 (Insane), and 1,000 (Crazy). If your result screen shows something different, trust your screen and update the wiki-quoted value — rebalances happen.
Exactly as accurate as your inputs. Five measured clears give a solid Coins-per-clear and minutes-per-match; the success rate is where optimism creeps in, so use your recent record, not your best run.
A 10-pull is the natural unit of spending: divide your projected Coins by 850 to see pulls per session, then read the summon guide for the odds you are buying into.
