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# Rewards

Rewards are broadly divided into “ranking rewards” and “participation rewards”.

## Ranking Rewards

* Rewards will be given based on the ranking at the end of the season.
* The top rankers will receive a fixed amount of $TSUGT in addition to the SpecialMatch.
* Up to 50% of the top-ranked players will receive ARENA exclusive gacha tickets.

## Ranking

* You can get the points for ranking by winning or losing matches in the ARENA.
* The ranking is calculated in the priority order of points: wins > number of defeats > cumulative RP of opponents.
* Users can view the ranking at any time. The ranking is updated once a day.
* The following points are valid and counted as win points.

　・If the challenging side wins 3

　・If the challenging side draws 1

## Participation Rewards

* For every 10 games played during the season, tickets will be distributed for participation in SpecialMatch the following day.
* SpecialMatch participation tickets will be distributed at the end of the day.
* Gacha tickets will be given for each win of the specified number of times.

## Lucky Prize

* We will select users who meet certain conditions and give them $TSUGT as a special reward.
* Conditions may change from season to season.
* There may be seasons when there are no lucky prizes. 
* We are considering this as a campaign feature to make it more exciting.

## Gatcha

Rewards that can be earned with gacha tickets are as follows

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