How to Win in Racino: The Essential Guide for New Racers

🏁 Quick Guide to Racino: How to Start Playing and Earning Racino is a Web3 racing simulator built on the Polygon network, with a focus on strategy, weather conditions, and vehicle customization.

Learn how to start for free, adapt your car to the track, and compete for real weekly rewards.

🚀 Initial Requirements Game Access: Racino is a browser-based game and works on any device.

Wallet: A wallet is automatically generated for you upon registration, on the Polygon network.

Supported Tokens: You can deposit USDC and POL.

Initial Cost: It’s Free to Play. Upon signup, you receive a Level 1 car with 20 races available.

Marketplace: Higher-level cars can be bought and sold on Magic Eden.

🏎️ Getting Started Before registering, click “Play” and check the track manual to review tire types, car adaptations, and weather conditions.

This will help you understand how to configure your car for each race.

With your Level 1 car, you can enter your first race and receive your first reward upon completion.

To join Level 2 races, you'll need to purchase an entry ticket, which costs $5 USD per race.

🧠 Basic Strategies Weather Modifiers: Each track changes and adapting is key. There are 6 key modifiers:

Track temperature: Affects tire performance.

Ambient temperature: Impacts speed and cooling.

Wind: Affects cornering and stability.

Rain: Reduces grip and control.

Grip: Impacts braking and curve speed.

Bumps: Wear down tires and affect handling.

Car Configuration: Adjust tires, speed, and turns based on track conditions before each race.

Upgrades & Levels: For $20 USD, you can upgrade your car to Level 2, gaining access to leaderboards, tournaments, and 450 races (with repairs required every 150).

Leaderboard Rewards: Climbing the rankings earns you silver and gold tickets for free entry into tournaments.

Car Fusion: Coming soon—combine cars to create higher-level models.

💡 Quick Tips Always read the track manual before racing. Understanding conditions is what separates winners from losers—even with the free car.

Leverage fixed ticket price ($5) and low competition to climb the leaderboard and win free entries.

Prizepool scales with the number of cars in the race. More participants = bigger rewards.

Avoid blind upgrades: Modifiers matter more than raw stats.

Cars at Level 2 or higher need repairs every 150 races to maintain performance.