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How does the daily streak work?

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The daily streak gives you a free case each day you earn $1.00 in confirmed rewards, and opening it before the day ends adds the day to your streak.

The daily streak gives you a free case to open each day you earn $1.00 in confirmed rewards from offers, surveys and tasks. Open the day's case from your Daily streak panel before the day ends, and its prize is credited to your balance and the day is added to your streak of days in a row.

The countdown is the deadline for today's case

How do I unlock today's daily case?

Earn $1.00 in rewards that are confirmed today, and today's daily case unlocks. If you finish an offer that pays $0.50 and two surveys that pay $0.25 each, and all three are confirmed today, you have $1.00 and the case unlocks. Your Daily streak panel, on the rewards page and behind the Daily streak button at the top of the page, shows how much you have earned today.

Once the case unlocks, open it before the day ends, because each day's case can only be opened on its own day. A day you earned $1.00 but did not open the case counts as a missed day.

The day ends at the same moment for everyone, not at your local midnight, so the countdown next to Day ends in on your panel shows how long you have left. A reward counts on the day it is confirmed, not the day you finished the offer, so a reward that shows Pending counts toward the day it is confirmed.

Bonuses such as case prizes, promo codes and affiliate commission do not count toward the $1.00.

What does each daily case pay?

Each daily case can pay more than the day before, up to the Weekly case on day seven, and then the seven-day cycle starts again at day one. Every case on Earnit.GG pays something, and your streak boost, a percentage that grows with your streak, is added on top of the prize you win.

What is the streak boost?

The streak boost is a percentage added to every daily case prize, and it grows the longer your streak lasts, up to a maximum. The case window shows the prize the case drew and the amount credited with your boost, and the whole amount is credited to your balance as one prize.

Your Daily streak panel shows your current Streak boost and the Next landmark, which is the next rate and the day your streak reaches it. The boost applies only to daily cases, not to what an offer, a survey or a task pays, and it goes back to zero if your streak resets.

How long can my streak last?

Your streak has no limit: your Current streak shows how many days in a row you have kept it going, and the seven-day cycle of cases repeats while your streak grows.

If you miss a day, your streak goes back to zero, unless you hold a streak freeze, which covers a missed day automatically.

What is a streak goal?

A streak goal is a number of days in a row that you choose to aim for, for your own motivation. Press Set a streak goal in your Daily streak panel, choose a goal and press Commit to earning daily, and the panel then shows how close you are to it.

A streak goal pays nothing extra and unlocks nothing, so a streak pays the same with or without one, and you can change your goal whenever you like without affecting your streak.

How do free cases work?

You get a free welcome case when you join Earnit.GG, and a free daily case every day you earn $1.00 in confirmed rewards. Cases are always free, and the case window lists every prize a case can pay, with the chance of each one, before you open it.

To open a free case:

  • Your welcome case: press Free case at the top of the page, then Open case in the window. Until your email is verified, the window says Verify your email to open this case.
  • Your daily case: open your Daily streak panel with the Daily streak button at the top of the page, press Open today's case, then Open case in the window.

The window then shows what you won and that the prize is credited to your balance, and the prize shows on your transactions page as Case opening. A case prize is a bonus, and you can withdraw it like the rest of your balance.

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