Hamster Kombat has released its February 4, 2026 Daily Combo, giving players a way to collect 5,000,000 in-game coins by completing the required card combination inside the Telegram mini-app. The bonus is available only for that day, and players can claim it as soon as the combo is finished.
Reward structure stays the same in the Mine section
According to the update, the Daily Combo remains part of the game’s recurring task system and its core format has not changed. Players need to open Hamster Kombat on Telegram, go to Mine → Daily Combo, and follow the listed card requirements by purchasing or upgrading the necessary cards.
The task itself is simple: buy or upgrade cards. Once the full combination is completed, the 5 million coin reward is unlocked instantly, with no extra claiming condition mentioned beyond finishing the combo.
Card requirements change each day and expire on February 4
The game rotates the required cards daily, which means participants need to check the current combination instead of relying on a previous setup. For this update, the validity is listed as only on 04 February 2026, making the mission time-limited.
For active players, the Daily Combo is presented as one of the quicker ways to build an in-game coin balance. The source also notes that missing these daily tasks can slow overall progress, especially for users who play over a longer period and depend on steady upgrades.
Claim steps published, coins carry no real-world value
The completion flow is laid out step by step: open the Hamster Kombat mini-app on Telegram, enter the Mine tab, find the Daily Combo banner at the top, purchase or upgrade the required cards with existing coins, then tap Complete Combo to receive the reward.
The safety notice adds two limits. First, the reward is issued only as in-game coins, and those coins have no real-world monetary value. Second, players are advised to use only the official Hamster Kombat Telegram bot and stay away from fake bots, suspicious links, and unofficial groups. The source also states that the information is not financial advice.