Ball Knowledge 2x Coins: Price, VIP Stacking & Perks

What Does the 2x Coins Pass Do?

Want to earn more coins toward your next throne? Ball Knowledge 2x Coins costs 149 Robux and doubles the coins you earn from every match. Those coins unlock chairs, thrones, and answer effects, giving the pass a clear purpose if you enjoy collecting cosmetics.

The bonus applies to match earnings. Keep that distinction in mind when looking at other rewards: the game also offers a free daily reward, while this pass specifically boosts coins earned through matches.

You can open Ball Knowledge on Roblox to jump into the game.

How Does It Compare With VIP?

Both passes increase match coins, but their prices and included perks differ.

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Game pass	Price	Match coin multiplier
2x Coins	149 Robux	2x
VIP	199 Robux	1.5x

The dedicated coin pass costs less and provides the larger individual multiplier. VIP bundles its coin bonus with a VIP tag above your name and a golden nameplate.

The 2x Coins pass stacks with VIP, so you can combine their coin benefits. Compare the individual benefits before buying: one purchase centers on doubled match earnings, while the other includes visible name cosmetics alongside its multiplier.

Coins themselves are useful for changing your presentation at the table. Chairs and thrones customize your seat, while answer effects add another cosmetic option to work toward.

The other game passes include Rainbow Name for 99 Robux and Change Category for 249 Robux. Rainbow Name gives the name above your head a rainbow appearance. Keep that separate from VIP’s golden nameplate when comparing cosmetic purchases: the rainbow name and the VIP nameplate are distinct perks attached to different passes.

Keep Match Coins and Answer Points Separate

The coin multiplier concerns your rewards; answer rarity determines your score during a match. Everyone at a table receives the same question, submits one answer, and sees the answers revealed together. After 7 rounds, the highest total score wins.

Common answers earn fewer points than unusual ones. For the pet question, “Dog” earns 10 points, while “Fennec Fox” earns 90 points. A Legendary answer is worth 100 points.

To start a match, walk up to a table and sit down. Read the question before typing your single answer. The shared reveal presents everyone’s responses together, moving through rarity levels from Common to Legendary. Watch those reveals to see how each answer contributes to the match score.

Use those scoring rules when choosing your answers:

• Read the category precisely. A request for a type of art or craft calls for an answer such as painting, rather than the name of a painting.
• Take time to think. There is no speed bonus, so consider a less obvious valid answer before submitting.
• Aim for specific answers that fit. Rarity helps only when your answer satisfies the question.
• Practice against the Noob. Practice tables give newcomers a place to learn the format.

Small spelling mistakes are accepted, so focus on recalling a valid answer instead of getting stuck on perfect spelling. You can play at 1v1, 3-player, 4-player, or 8-player tables, with more than 135 questions covering subjects such as animals, food, science, sports, and video games.

Some prompts narrow the answer beyond a broad subject. The car question asks for a specific model rather than just a brand. The tree question asks for real species or groups, while the bird question calls for a real bird. Other prompts ask for a chemical element, a card game, a musical instrument, or a pasta shape. Identify the exact kind of answer requested before searching your memory for something unusual.

The 8-player tables sit on the main stage. Beyond individual matches, the leaderboards track Top Wins, Top Streaks, and Best Score. The game also includes badges named First Win, Legendary Find, and Ten Wins, giving its competitive side several named milestones alongside the cosmetics bought with coins.