Arena (Battles)

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Arenas (also referred to as Battle Arenas) are a matchmaking system in the mobile version of Bloons TD Battles introduced in version 3.0. Each Arena represents a matchmaking room that players can enter by spending a certain amount of Medallions (unless they have a Free Entry), with higher-ranking Arenas costing more. Usually, the prize for winning is double the entry cost (represented by both players placing their Medallions in a pot, then the winner taking all), though some limited time Arenas had bonus Medallions for winning in older versions. All Arenas have their own pool of maps, with higher-tier Arenas generally favoring shorter maps. Instead of using Battle Energy, all Arenas have rulesets that either provide Power uses and tower rerolls for free, or disable them entirely.

There are two Arena rotations that change on a daily basis: one for Assault mode and one for Card Battle mode. Some Arenas are always available, while others appear on a rotating basis or are periodically replaced with Club Arenas.

Types of Arenas

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Club Arenas

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Club Arenas are variants of Arenas that have additional rules. They can have Speed Battle, Bananza, Random Trio (Random Cards for Card Battle Arenas), Mega Boosts, Play With Fire, Old School, or a combination of up to three rules. Entering a Club Arena requires either a daily free entry or having a Club Membership. Some maps are exclusive to Club Arenas.

Boss Arenas

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Boss Arenas are Arenas based on the Boss Bloons from Bloons Monkey City that have Medallion costs and rewards on par with ZOMG Superdome. They only appear in the Assault rotation and only appear periodically. Additionally, rather than being active for the whole day, they alternate between being accessible and inaccessible in one-hour blocks. Each Boss Arena's map pool consists of only one map, which is exclusive to that Arena and a few other modes.

List of Arenas

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Icon Name Entry cost Medallions per win Battle Score per win Battle Score per loss
Yellow Stadium Yellow Stadium 5 10 10 2
Spring Meadow Spring Meadow 5 10 10 2
North Pole North Pole 5 10 10 2
Haunted House Haunted House 5 10 10 2
Bloons Supermonkey 2 Bloons Supermonkey 2 5 10 10 2
Winter Wonderland Winter Wonderland 20 40 10 2
White Wasteland White Wasteland 20 40 10 2
Frankenbloon's Laboratory Frankenbloon's Laboratory 20 40 10 2
Chocolate Box Chocolate Box 20 40 10 2
Lead Dungeon Lead Dungeon 100 200 10 2
Rainbow Ruins Rainbow Ruins 500 1,000 12 3
Ceramic Crucible Ceramic Crucible 2,000 4,000 12 3
MOAB Pit MOAB Pit 10,000 20,000 15 4
BFB Colosseum BFB Colosseum 25,000 50,000 20 5
ZOMG Superdome ZOMG Superdome 35,000 70,000 20 5
Vortex Storm Vortex Storm 35,000 70,000 20 5
Dreadbloon Cave Dreadbloon Cave 35,000 70,000 20 5
Bloonarius Swamp Bloonarius Swamp 35,000 70,000 20 5
Blastapopoulos Inferno Blastapopoulos Inferno 35,000 70,000 20 5
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