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# Playground

### 💡 What is the Playground?

The Playground is a gamified area inside [Dexlab Factory Bot](https://t.me/dexlab_factory_bot) where you can earn DRP (Dexlab Reward Point) through interactive features like mining.

It adds a fun, reward-driven experience to your Web3 activity.

Currently, the active feature is:

* ⛏ Mine (Quarry Game)

  More games and missions will be added soon.

### 🖼️ Playground Home

You can access the Playground from the main menu. The home screen shows:\
• Your current DRP balance\
• Mining and upcoming features (Missions, Games)\
• A reward shop and point conversion options

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### ⛏ Mine (Quarry Game)

Mining is a turn-based mini-game where you tap tiles to reveal rewards.

You can participate multiple times a day — and each attempt gives you a chance to earn DRP.

Game Rules:

* Select up to 5 tiles per attempt
* Rewards are randomly assigned
* You can enter the quarry up to 10 times per day
* Each entry consumes 1 attempt
* Rewards are automatically reflected in your DRP balance

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### 📌 Notes

* DRP earned via mining is immediately added to your account.
* You can use DRP later in the Reward Shop or for token conversions (features under development).
* More game types will be added to the Playground in future updates.


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