Palsino anti-abuse limits — spin caps, cooldowns and the daily pack ceiling
Palsino enforces three server-side limits: 10 spins per UTC day, a short cooldown between spins, and a hard ceiling of 20 Palsino packs per account per day. All three are checked on the server, so scripting the page cannot get past them.
Updated 2026-08-02
- ✓Limit 1 — the daily spin allowance
- ✓Limit 2 — the spin cooldown
- ✓Limit 3 — the 20-pack daily ceiling
- ✓Why the payout is banked in one server pass
Limit 1 — the daily spin allowance
Each account gets 10 spins per UTC day. Every spin is written as a row stamped with its UTC date, and the server counts those rows before rolling, so the count cannot be faked from the browser. Refreshing, opening a second tab or clearing local storage changes nothing.
Limit 2 — the spin cooldown
Two spins from the same account cannot land inside the same 1.5 second window. The server compares the request time against your most recent spin and rejects anything faster with a plain message rather than a silent failure. That single rule kills the obvious abuse case — a loop firing spin requests as fast as the network allows — without ever getting in the way of someone clicking a button.
Limit 3 — the 20-pack daily ceiling
Total Palsino winnings per account are capped at 20 packs per UTC day. If a payout would cross the ceiling, it is trimmed to whatever is left and the banner says the cap was reached. The remaining cap is shown live under the Spin button, so you always know your headroom. This is the rule that stops a hot streak from dumping a hundred cards into a binder in one sitting.
Why the payout is banked in one server pass
The count, the cooldown check, the roll, the history write and the pack credit all happen in a single server call. There is no window where the client can replay a winning response, and no path where a spin credits packs twice. The client never sends a payout figure — it only receives one.
One account, one allowance
Limits are keyed to your account, not your browser or device, so signing in elsewhere shows the same remaining spins and the same remaining cap. Multi-accounting to farm packs is against the site terms; the packs are free and cosmetic, so there is nothing worth risking a ban for.
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