Nobody online to play? You've still got something to do. Every day, Daily Gaming posts three free challenges, one each for Madden, College Football and NBA 2K. You play the CPU, hit the goal, snap a photo of your TV, and earn coins worth real money.
How it works
- Pick a challenge. In the app, Daily Challenges sits at the top of Lobby → Main Stage. Tap Start on the game you want.
- Play the CPU. Any difficulty, any quarter length. Rookie counts.
- Snap your TV. The challenge tells you which screen to photograph and shows an example. Tap Open camera, take the photo, then Check my photo.
- Get paid in coins. The app reads the screen in a few seconds. Hit the goal and you get 50 coins right away.
What the challenges look like
New challenges go live every day at midnight ET, and they rotate between final-score, team-stat and player-stat goals. A few examples:
- Madden: 400+ total offense yards, or 150+ rushing yards with one player
- College Football: win by 21 or more, or 250+ team rushing yards
- NBA 2K: 15+ made threes as a team, or 40+ points with one player
Streaks and the weekly leaderboard
Finish at least one challenge a day, in any game, to build a streak:
- +100 bonus coins when you reach 3 days in a row
- +250 bonus coins on every 7th day in a row
Every challenge you finish also counts on this week's leaderboard, which runs Monday to Sunday and resets Monday at midnight ET. Your finished challenges, with what the app read from your photo, are listed under Your history.
What coins are worth
Coins are worth real money: 1,000 coins = $1. Once you have 1,000, redeem them in Rewards for USDC sent to your in-app wallet. Coins from Daily Challenges add to the same balance as the coins you earn elsewhere in the app.
The rules
- One challenge per game per day, so up to three a day.
- Photos are taken with the app's camera. Screenshots and saved pictures can't be used.
- Each photo counts once, and each game counts once: the same matchup and score can't be claimed again on another day.
- If the app can't read your photo, it tells you which screen to snap and you can try again. Snap the whole screen, straight on.
- One account per person. Multiple accounts get banned.
Then play a real person
Daily Challenges are a warm-up. When you're ready, challenge someone from the Happening now feed or post a free match from Main Stage, and the app tells you when someone joins. New to matches? Read your first match, step by step, or join Thursday Night 2K, our free weekly tournament.