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Bug bounty

Find a bug.
Earn Pink Coins.

Found something that shouldn’t be happening on Winnly? Report it in our Discord’s #bug channel. Eligible bug reports can earn Pink Coins.

Report in #bug on Discord

All bug reports must be submitted in the official #bug channel on Discord. Discord → #bug

How it works

01

Find

Spot something that doesn't look right: a game misbehaving, a broken screen, a reward acting strangely.

02

Reproduce

Make sure you can trigger it again. A bug the team can reproduce is a bug the team can fix.

03

Report

Post it in the #bug channel on the official Winnly Discord. That's the only door; there is no other reporting method.

04

Earn

If the report is valid and eligible, it can earn up to 100 Pink Coins. The team reviews every report in #bug.

Bug bounty

+100 Pink Coins

Up to 100 Pink Coins for eligible bug reports. Rewards are only issued for valid, verified reports, according to Winnly’s bug bounty rules, and Winnly determines eligibility.

What counts as a bug?

  • Reproducible gameplay bugs
  • Broken game functionality
  • Unexpected reward behavior
  • UI that doesn't work the way it clearly should
  • Incorrect game behavior (scoring, timers, boards)
  • Technical issues affecting gameplay
  • Broken pages or dead links on playwinnly.com

Not every report is a bounty

  • Duplicate reports (first verified report wins)
  • Already-known bugs
  • Spam
  • Feature requests and design opinions
  • Reports without enough information to act on
  • Claims nobody can reproduce
  • Abuse or manipulation of the bounty system
  • Issues intentionally caused by the reporter

Winnly reviews every report and decides eligibility; a message in #bug is a report, not a claim on coins.

How to write a report worth 100 coins

Game / page

Which game or which page of the site

Device

e.g. iPhone 15, Pixel 8

App version / browser

Whatever you were running

What happened?

One or two plain sentences

Steps to reproduce

Numbered, from the top

Expected result

What should have happened

Actual result

What happened instead

Screenshot or video

Evidence closes cases fastest

Never post passwords, payment details or sensitive personal information publicly. If the team needs account specifics to verify something, they’ll ask in the channel and tell you the safe way to share them.

What a great #bug post looks like

Example — Discord · #bug

🐛 BUG REPORT

Game: Tetraverse

Device: iPhone 15

App version: current App Store build

Steps:

1. Open Tetraverse practice mode

2. Rotate a piece at the left wall

3. Drop it during the rotation

Expected: the piece locks where shown

Actual: the piece locks one column off

Evidence: screen recording attached

An illustration of the format, not a real bug. If the rotation actually did that, someone would already have 100 Pink Coins.

Bug reports live in Discord

Winnly Discord#bugyour reportteam reviewPink Coins

All Winnly bug reports are handled through the official Discord’s #bug channel. That’s where the team reviews reports, asks follow-up questions and verifies issues, and it’s where players who consistently find legitimate bugs make Winnly measurably better. No leaderboard yet; the reputation you build in the channel is real anyway.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I report a bug on Winnly?

Post it in the #bug channel on the official Winnly Discord. That is the one and only reporting method: no email, no forms, no DMs. Include what happened, your device, and steps to reproduce it.

Where do I report Winnly bugs?

In the official Winnly Discord server, in the #bug channel. The team reviews reports there, asks follow-up questions there, and verifies issues there.

Can I earn Pink Coins for reporting bugs?

Yes: eligible, verified bug reports posted in Discord's #bug channel can earn up to 100 Pink Coins. Eligibility is decided by Winnly after review; not every message is a bounty.

Where is the Winnly bug channel?

Inside the official Winnly Discord server: join through the invite on this page, then look for #bug in the channel list.

Do I report bugs through Discord?

Yes, exclusively. All Winnly bug reports go through the official Discord's #bug channel; reports sent anywhere else aren't part of the bounty program.

How many Pink Coins can I earn for a bug?

Eligible reports can earn up to 100 Pink Coins, depending on the report and Winnly's bounty rules. The amount is decided during review, and only valid, verified reports are rewarded.

What qualifies for the Winnly bug bounty?

Reproducible, previously unreported issues: gameplay bugs, broken functionality, unexpected reward behavior, technical problems affecting play, and broken pages on the website. Winnly determines eligibility after verifying the report in #bug.

Do duplicate bug reports earn Pink Coins?

No. The first verified report of an issue is the one that can earn the bounty; duplicates and already-known bugs don't qualify, which is why checking #bug before posting is worth a minute.

Can I report a feature request for a bounty?

Feature ideas are welcome in the Discord, but they aren't bugs and don't earn bounties. The bounty exists for things that are broken, not things you wish existed.

How does Winnly verify bug reports?

The team reads every #bug post, tries to reproduce the issue from your steps, and may ask follow-up questions in the channel. Once verified as real, new and in scope, the report becomes eligible for Pink Coins.

Seen something broken?

The team reads every report in the channel. Bring your steps to reproduce; the coins are waiting on eligibility.

Rewards are issued for valid, eligible reports only, per Winnly’s bug bounty rules; Winnly determines eligibility. Coins redeem for gift cards and digital goods, never cash. 18+.