Hamster Kombat’s Daily Combo for January 29, 2026 gives players a chance to collect 5,000,000 in-game coins by completing the required card combo inside the Telegram-based game. The task is only valid for that date, making the window limited.
The reward remains fixed at 5 million coins
According to the source material, the Daily Combo is a recurring in-game task that sits under Mine → Daily Combo. Players must buy or upgrade a specific set of cards shown for the day. Once the combo is completed, the reward can be claimed immediately. The article states that the recent update did not change the reward structure.
The listed details are straightforward: the reward amount is 5,000,000 coins, the task type is card purchase or card upgrade, and the combo is valid for January 29 only. The source also notes that these rewards are issued only as in-game coins and do not guarantee any real-world monetary value.
Players need to check the Mine section for the daily banner
To finish the combo, users need to open Hamster Kombat through the official Telegram bot, enter the Mine section, locate the Daily Combo banner at the top, and then buy or enhance the required cards. After that, they can tap the completion option and collect the coin bonus.
The needed cards may appear under Markets, PR & Team, Legal, or Specials. Since the required set changes every day, players need to review the active combination before making any purchase or upgrade decisions.
Safety note focuses on the official Telegram bot
The article describes the Daily Combo as one of the faster ways to increase an in-game coin balance, especially for active users who complete tasks regularly. It also includes a safety warning: players should use only the official Hamster Telegram bot and avoid counterfeit bots, suspicious links, or unofficial groups.
The source frames the feature as part of the game’s play-to-earn loop, helping users build balances faster, unlock upgrades more efficiently, and reduce grinding time. It also makes clear that the content is informational and should not be treated as financial advice.