Ball VS Ball Wiki — Ball Tier List, Coins & Guides

There is no verified ranking, because the developer has not published a ball roster, a stat sheet or drop rates. Community consensus points at the highest rarity tier as the strongest band, and at least one named ball has drawn enough complaints that creators have asked for it to be removed. Treat any single answer as an opinion and judge a ball by how it performs across many rounds rather than one.

Reroll when the matchup in front of you is genuinely unwinnable with the ball you were dealt, not when you are simply losing an exchange. The reroll is a limited resource inside a round, so spending it to escape one bad trade leaves you holding a bad ball in the endgame, which is the only part of the round that pays out Coins.

Coins come from winning battles and from surviving to the end of a round, so the fastest route is to be eliminated less often rather than to fight more. Choose your engagements, use cover and disengage from matchups your ball cannot win. Joining the developer group adds a free reward path on top. The developer has not published a per-win amount, so no exact rate can be quoted.

Diamonds are the paid currency, bought with Robux, and they price the rotating daily stock of Balls, Explosions and Flyers. They are not interchangeable with Coins, and the developer has never described an exchange between the two. Because the shelf changes daily, holding Diamonds until something addresses a real weakness is almost always better than spending them the day you buy them.

If you want the cheapest test of the paid side of the game, the entry Explosion tier is the lowest-cost item in the daily rotation and the Starter Pack is the cheapest bundle aimed at new accounts. If your problem is escaping bad fights rather than winning good ones, put the money toward a movement family instead. Match the first purchase to whatever is actually eliminating you.

Its value depends entirely on what you are protecting. Keep Streak costs nineteen Robux and does not add anything to your inventory, so it only makes sense when you are defending a run that has already accumulated value. Buying it on a fresh streak protects almost nothing. The developer has not published the streak reward structure, so the size of that value is unconfirmed.

The store sells a Trading Sign for ninety-nine Robux, which is the strongest public evidence that player-to-player exchange is supported. The developer has not published trading rules, limits or valuation guidance, so treat the feature as implied rather than confirmed. Keep any trade inside the in-game interface and be sceptical of offers arranged anywhere else.