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Mini Cup Sources

Every table on this site names where its rows come from. Official means Roblox or the verified creator group; code trackers and fan guides are labeled community reports with their own refresh dates; and source types that do not exist are marked absent rather than approximated. Current registration checked 2026-10-03.

Reference order

Where each claim comes from

Named register — every source used across the site, what it is used for, and when it was checked.

Source	Type	Used for	Checked
Mini Cup official Roblox page	Official	Description, code string, gameplay loop, Saturday cadence	2026-10-03
Roblox Games API (universe 10305703236)	Official API	Identity, creator and verified badge, update timestamp, visit and favorite counts, server size	2026-10-03
Tiny But Sweaty creator group	Official	Creator identity	2026-10-03
Roblox Den — Mini Cup codesPublisher refresh: site-stated refresh October 4, 2026 (UTC)	Code tracker	Code rewards and status; pack mix for THX10MIL; gameplay summary	2026-10-03
UrGameTips — Mini Cup codesPublisher refresh: September 17, 2026	Code tracker	tournamentupdate reward, THX10MIL pack mix, redemption steps	2026-10-03
Pocket Tactics — Mini Cup codesPublisher refresh: September 24, 2026	Code tracker	September code list and pack-level rewards	2026-10-03
Beebom — Mini Cup codesPublisher refresh: October 1, 2026	Code tracker	October 1 code refresh; training-buildings gameplay note	2026-10-03
TheSpike.gg — Mini Cup codesPublisher refresh: August 6, 2026	Code tracker	August code list; pack ladder Wood→Galactic; play tips	2026-10-03
games.gg — Mini Cup codes (July)Publisher refresh: July 14, 2026	Fan guide	July code history; training buildings, skills, footballer earnings; Discord lead	2026-10-03
Project research archive (game_data.json, source snapshots)	Project archive	July 15 official-description and activity snapshot; August 9 page snapshot	2026-10-03

Labels

How uncertainty is shown

Official: exact Roblox or verified-creator evidence — the description, the Games API, or the group.
Tracker-reported: a code tracker or fan guide published it; the page names which one and when it refreshed.
Needs recheck: a dated report that the current official description does not confirm, kept visible so you know what is still open.
Both claims shown: when trackers disagree about a reward, the page lists each claim with its source instead of averaging.
Absent: a source type that does not exist for this game — listed explicitly below, never faked.

Absent sources

Source types that do not exist (2026-10-03)

These gaps are part of the record: Mini Cup's developer communicates through the Roblox page description only, as far as every check has found.

Official Trello board: No Trello board for this exact experience was found in the October 3, 2026 checks.
Official Discord announcement channel: A community-reported invite exists (see /trello), but no creator-authenticated Discord surface was verified.
Official wiki: No developer-run or community wiki for this exact game was found; this site is the independent fan wiki.
Developer patch notes: No patch-note channel (Devforum, blog, or social) was found; update contents are reconstructed from the description and API timestamps only.

Policy

Why the site looks the way it does

Mini Cup's developer has not published stat tables, pack odds, prices, or patch notes. This site therefore separates what the official Roblox page and Games API say from what code trackers and fan guides report, attaches a source and checked date to every table, and shows conflicting tracker claims side by side instead of picking a winner.

In practice this shapes the whole site: the codes page separates the official-description code from tracker-reported names, the updates page records API timestamps instead of guessed changelogs, the tier list explains what evidence a real ranking would need, and the guides keep their numbers to what the game shows in your own server.

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FAQ

Source questions

Which Mini Cup sources come first?

The exact Roblox experience and the Roblox Games API outrank everything else, followed by the matched Tiny But Sweaty creator group. Code trackers and fan guides are used for what the official surfaces do not publish, and they are always labeled as community reports.

Why do you show conflicting code rewards?

Code trackers refresh on their own schedules and regularly disagree — for example, Roblox Den and Pocket Tactics list different pack mixes for UPDATE2. Deleting one side would hide a real disagreement, so both claims stay visible with their dates.

How can I report a correction?

Use the contact page with the claim, the public link, and the date you checked it. Corrections that check out are applied with a new checked date. Account and game-support issues belong with Roblox or the creator, not this site.

Why are some source types missing?

Because they do not exist as of 2026-10-03: no official Trello, no creator-authenticated Discord, no developer wiki, and no patch-note channel were found. Claiming otherwise would manufacture sources, so the absent types are listed explicitly instead.