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Build A Soccer Squad Rerolls & Refreshes, Explained

Every Build A Soccer Squad code hands out Rerolls and Refreshes, but nothing on the official game page explains what they actually do. Here's a sourced breakdown of both, every verified way to get more, and where to spend them for the best return.

What a Reroll Actually Does

A Reroll cycles a new footballer into your lineup — spend one, and you get a fresh player pull instead of the one you're holding.

Independent guides describe this the same way: you're "rolling" or "spinning" for a card, not opening a fixed, priced box.

That's why Build A Soccer Squad Rerolls matter more than raw quantity might suggest. Each one is a direct shot at a higher-OVR player or a card that fills a missing Starting XI slot.

That slot fill is also what triggers the pack-style reveal screen shown in official game media.

Build A Soccer Squad card pack opening screen revealing a 97 OVR Spain RW card, official Roblox media
Pack opening moment revealing a 97 OVR card

What a Refresh Actually Does

A Refresh is a separate resource from a Reroll — it gives you another chance to fix a Chemistry link or land a rarer special card, without losing the pull you already have.

Guides describe Refreshes as the tool for completing a link rather than starting a new player search from scratch.

In practice, Rerolls are for finding new players, and Refreshes are for making the squad you already built work better together.

Spending both on the same target — one club, league, or nation core — gets more value than spreading them across unrelated pulls.

Three Verified Ways to Get Rerolls and Refreshes

Codes are the fastest one-time boost, but they're not the only source. Here's every method confirmed across independent guides:

1. Redeem Codes

CodeReward
LIMITBREAKER+25 Rerolls, +25 Refreshes
500kvisitsAND1000ccuFreebies (exact rewards unconfirmed)
DOUBLE+20 Rerolls, +20 Refreshes

See the full active codes list and the redemption walkthrough for exact steps.

2. Farm the Play-Time Quests

Four timed quests reward Rerolls, Refreshes, and coins the longer you stay in a single session. Claiming all four in one sitting nets 150 Rerolls, 80 Refreshes, and roughly 83,000 coins:

QuestRerollsRefreshesCoins
Played 15 minutes+10+1,000
Played 30 minutes+30+10+2,000
Played 1 hour+40+20+20,000
Played 2 hours+70+50+60,000

Quest progress resets the moment you leave the game — that's intentional, and it's what lets you repeat the whole chain by rejoining a fresh session. Entering Cup Mode also resets it, since Cups move you to a different server.

Farming order tip: Finish the 2-hour quest chain before touching Cup Mode if your goal is stacking Rerolls and Refreshes rather than coins — entering a Cup wipes the quest timer even though you're technically still playing.

3. Buy Them Directly

Both Rerolls and Refreshes can be purchased outright from the in-game shop with Robux if you'd rather skip the wait entirely. Guides note this is the only method that isn't time-gated or one-time, though it's real money rather than a free resource.

How to Spend Rerolls and Refreshes Wisely

Guides consistently recommend stockpiling at least 200 Rerolls and Refreshes before making a concentrated push toward a 100+ OVR squad, rather than spending them one at a time.

A bigger pool means fewer wasted pulls on players your target squad doesn't need.

Where you aim them matters as much as how many you have. Rerolls toward a specific Chemistry core, or toward the last few players needed for a Captain squad, go further than random pulls spread across every position.

New codes have historically landed alongside major content updates, so checking the Build A Soccer Squad codes page right after an update banner is the fastest way to catch fresh Rerolls before they're needed for a farming push.

Sources and Verification

The Reroll and Refresh mechanics above are cross-checked across independent guides. The exact quest reward table is sourced to All Things How; the 2-hour session length, the ~83,000 coin total, and the quest-reset behavior are independently corroborated by Pro Game Guides.

Checked 2026-07-14.