Supercell reportedly banning Clash Royale players for exploiting in-game bug

There has recently been a massive wave of bans in the Clash Royale community due to players exploiting a simple bug. This online multiplayer card game rarely witnesses any bug or glitch that causes inconvenience to players or breaks the game. This time around, while the bug did not affect the players, it might have cost Supercell a lot of revenue.

A handful of popular content creators have also had their accounts banned permanently for “knowingly exploiting this bug”.

In this article, we will walk you through the bug that got a truckload of Clash Royale players banned and how you can avoid getting hit by the ban wave.

As mentioned above, Supercell has reportedly banned a big chunk of Clash Royale players for exploiting a bug associated with Lucky Drops. The Lucky Drop feature was recently added and it gives you free rewards for completing simple tasks.

With the help of the bug, you can check the rewards of the Lucky Drop by opening the box and turning on Airplane Mode. If you do not like the items that the box gives, you can restart the game and turn on your internet connection to reset the Luck Drop.

Players have reportedly exploited this bug multiple times. Some of them initially received a message that stated:

This pop-up was shortly replaced with one saying:

Accounts of popular Clash Royale content creators like Ryley and Eragon have been permanently banned for knowingly exploiting this.

Previously, Clash Royale players have been for account sharing to push for a top leaderboard finish. Getting banned for a Luck Drop glitch seems to be extremely unfortunate. We feel that Supercell has been a tad bit too harsh on the players who got banned permanently.

It seems that the developer was not very happy that players were actively