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# Rax

Rax are the virtual bucks of Real.

Rax can be **purchased** in the app, **earned** by gaining karma and placing on leaderboards, or **won** by placing in brawls.

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All Rax purchases are final without refunds
{% endhint %}

With Rax you can claim play, player and team cards.

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[Play Cards](/collect/play-cards.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

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[Player Cards](/collect/player-cards.md)
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[Team Cards](/collect/team-cards.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

We will be adding many more ways to spend Rax :tada:

## Why Rax?

Rax are more than just virtual bucks; they're your ticket to unlock the best experiences on Real.

We're on a [mission](/about/values.md) to create the greatest sports platform of all time and Rax allows you to be a part of that journey.

Every year we are adding more sports, leagues, and features.\
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When you purchase Rax, you're not just improving your own experience; you're contributing to the growth and innovation that will make Real the new leader in sports entertainment.


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