What 10 wins is for
Publisher reports from Twinfinite and Roblox Den say code redemption opens at 10 wins. The official experience description lists the code SLOP for some cash and does not print the win requirement. If a code fails on a new account, check the win counter before you blame the spelling.
Opening that can actually win
A September 9 beginner walkthrough shows the failure mode: a money unit is placed first, enemies walk into the base, and the run only starts working after damage units are down.
- In the lobby, claim the playtime rewards that are actually on your screen. The same walkthrough mentions cash and crates among those rewards. Read your own reward list.
- Open Quests and pick a daily or weekly objective you can finish while learning Normal.
- Check the loadout for a unit that attacks. Read the role. Rarity and trade value do not tell you that it shoots.
- Queue a Normal match. Place the attacker where it can touch the path. If enemies walk through untouched, the unit is not attacking, the path is out of range, or you do not have enough defense.
- Add or upgrade damage where the leak happened. Buy an economy unit only after the next wave is survivable.
- After the match, collect the result rewards. Repeat until the win counter shows 10.
After the tenth win
Open Settings and look for a code field. If it is not there, open the Shop and check the bottom of that screen. Current publisher instructions disagree about which menu holds the box. Paste the full code, including spaces in the DATA WIPE codes and the exclamation mark in 1MVISITS!, then press Redeem. Check the currency or the unit inventory before you submit the same code again.
A message that the code was already used means that account has claimed it. A message that the code is invalid, after you have 10 wins and an exact paste, fits a stale or expired report.