Hamster Kombat has posted its Daily Combo update for 22 February 2026, giving players a way to claim up to 5 million in-game coins inside the Telegram-based mini-app.
The feature remains part of the game’s daily mission system. According to the source material, the specific card combination for the day had not yet been revealed at the time of publication and was marked as “Coming Soon,” but the reward model was unchanged: players who complete the required card purchases or upgrades can receive the bonus instantly.
Reward and task structure stay the same
The Daily Combo is described as a recurring limited-time mission found under Mine → Daily Combo. To participate, users must open the Mine section, locate the Daily Combo banner, and buy or upgrade the set of cards required for that day. The needed cards rotate each day, and the mission is valid only on 22 February 2026.
The listed reward is 5,000,000 Coin. The task type is buy or upgrade cards, and the article says there have been no changes to the reward structure. Once the combo is completed, the bonus can be claimed immediately.
Steps are handled inside the Telegram mini-app
The completion flow is straightforward. Players open the Hamster Kombat mini-app on Telegram, go to the Mine tab, find the Daily Combo banner at the top, complete the required card actions, and tap “Complete Combo” to collect the reward.
The source frames Daily Combo as one of the faster ways to build an in-game coin balance, especially for players who stay active on a daily basis. It also says the feature helps users progress more smoothly through upgrades while reducing the need for extra grinding.
Safety notice limits the scope of the reward
The article also includes a compliance notice. Rewards are issued only as in-game coins, and those coins do not carry real-world monetary value. Players are advised to use only the official Hamster Kombat Telegram bot and avoid fake bots, suspicious links, and unofficial groups.
The source adds that the content is for informational purposes only and is not financial advice.