Coin Master: What Are Team Roles

Being part of a Coin Master Team brings exciting collaboration and shared goals where each player’s role contributes to the group’s overall success. Teams rely on a few key roles to manage tasks, approve new members, and keep the team organized. Here’s a breakdown of each role and the responsibilities they carry.

Key Roles Within a Coin Master Team

Each member plays an essential role, and certain positions offer special privileges to manage team affairs. Let’s explore these roles:

Team Leader

The Team Leader is the primary manager of the group. In addition to approving new member requests (for closed teams), the Leader can:

• Promote or demote team members.
• Remove players from the team as needed.
• Edit team details, such as the team name, description, and requirements.

Co-Leader

The Co-Leader holds many responsibilities similar to the Team Leader, with a few limitations. They can approve new members, promote or demote regular members, and assist in team management. However, Co-Leaders cannot make changes to other Co-Leaders or the Team Leader.

Elder

As an Elder, members gain the privilege of approving or declining new member requests in addition to their regular team activities. Elders help keep the team balanced by managing who joins and assisting with the team’s needs.

Member

Members form the backbone of the team, keeping things active by participating in team chats, sending messages, and trading resources like Cards and Spins. Their role, though limited in administrative duties, is crucial for overall team success.

Understanding Promotions and Privileges

When you’re promoted to a new role within the team, a pop-up will display your new privileges, making it easy to understand your responsibilities. To make changes to a player’s role, simply click on their name from the team info pop-up and select the appropriate action based on your permissions.

Flexibility with Roles

Teams can have multiple Co-Leaders and Elders, allowing flexibility in team management. However, these roles aren’t automatically reassigned if someone leaves. If a removed Elder or Co-Leader decides to rejoin, they will return as a regular Member, without any guaranteed reinstatement to their previous role.

No matter your position, every role contributes to team success, and each member’s efforts make a difference. Whether you’re trading Cards and Spins, approving new members, or leading the team toward shared goals, enjoy the fun and camaraderie of being part of your Coin Master Team!