The Number Go Up Strategy Guide
Read the guide if you wanna win. Scroll to the bottom to peep the screenshots if you like pretty pictures.
You buy. You sell. You stake. You climb. That’s the game. But behind the memes and flaming Potatoes is an experiment in trading, timing, and market psychology.
The Number only goes up.
The question is: will yours?
This guide will show you how to buy, burn, lock, and claim like a smooth-brained genius.
Table of Contents
How to Play Number Go Up
1️⃣ Buy Tokens → Mint Potatoes → Get Points
Buy some tokens. Boom— new collectibles (Potatoes) are minted. For every whole token you buy, a new spud lands in your Queue (e.g., 420.69 tokens = 420 fresh Potatoes). Each Potato comes with a sequentially unique NUMBER.
More Potatoes = More Points.
Potato NUMBERS are global and real-time. Every Potato minted— by you or anyone else— gets the next NUMBER in line. You can’t mint #1,337 until someone mints #1,336. Every buy moves the whole chain forward. The NUMBER only goes up.
2️⃣ Sell Tokens → Burn Potatoes
Selling burns Potatoes from the front of your Queue. Usually, that’s your oldest, smallest-numbered spuds. You want to clear out the small ones, just... don’t torch the rare ones.
Fewer Potatoes = Fewer Points.
3️⃣ Re-Buy Tokens → Mint Potatoes with Bigger Numbers
Re-buying mints even higher-numbered Potatoes. That’s how you climb— buy, burn, buy back bigger.
Bigger NUMBERS = More Points.
4️⃣ Lock Potatoes → Boost Your Multiplier
Lock your best spuds in the Vault. Locked Potatoes can’t get burned, and the rarer they are, the harder they boost your Multiplier.
Locked = Safe + Boosted.
5️⃣ Play Daily → Stack Points → Earn Rewards
Your Score = (Sum of Potato NUMBERS) × (Multiplier). The higher the score, the fatter the daily drop.
Everyone eats. Top players feast.
6️⃣ Open the Game → Send It
Reading is great. Playing is better.
Launch the Game →The Queue
Every time you buy tokens, fresh Potatoes are added to the back of your Queue. Every time you sell, Potatoes are burned from the front.
The front of your Queue usually holds your oldest, smallest-numbered spuds— so selling trims the weak. But placement matters: what’s in front burns first, no matter how rare it is.
TL;DR:
Buy = Mint new Potatoes at the back
Sell = Burn Potatoes from the front
Think = Don’t let the rare ones burn
The Vault
Locking Potatoes protects them from burns and increases your Multiplier. Everyone starts at 1.0. The more (and rarer) the Potatoes you stake, the harder your points stack.
| Common | +0.1 to Multiplier |
| Uncommon | +0.2 to Multiplier |
| Rare | +0.5 to Multiplier |
| Epic | +1.0 to Multiplier |
| Legendary | +2.0 to Multiplier |
Example: You lock...
3 Reds (Common) → 3 × 0.1 = +0.3 to Multiplier
4 Blues (Epic) → 4 × 1.0 = +4.0 to Multiplier
1 Pink (Legendary) → 1 × 2.0 = +2.0 to MultiplierBoost to Multiplier = +6.3
Your Multiplier = 1.0 (base) + 6.3 (boost) = 7.3
Your Multiplier is applied to all your Potatoes— so yeah, locking those rare spuds pays off.
Oh, and when you unlock Potatoes, they go straight to the front of your Queue— exactly in the order you choose.
TL;DR:
Lock = No burn + More points
Rare = Bigger boost to Multiplier
Unlock = You control the order Potatoes return
Pro-Tips
🥔 Potato NUMBERS are global, sequential and real-time.
Every Potato minted— by you or anyone else— gets the next NUMBER in line. You can’t mint #1,337 until someone mints #1,336. Every buy moves the whole chain forward. The NUMBER only goes up.
🔒 Lock the rares.
Legendary and Epic Potatoes (pink and blue, respectively) give the biggest boost to your Multiplier. Don’t let them get torched— vault ‘em and pump your points.
🔁 Keep the cycle tight.
Sell → Buy → Lock → Repeat. Each turn through the cycle mints new Potatoes, stacks bigger numbers, and pushes you up the Leaderboard.
🔀 Order is everything.
Potatoes unlocked from the Vault always hit the front of your Queue. If you move more than one, you get to set the order— so choose wisely.
💥 Boost the whole bag.
Your Multiplier applies to all Potatoes, not just the locked ones. Every boost counts, especially when it scales with your entire stash.
⏰ Claim like clockwork.
Rewards drop every 24 hours. The Leaderboard updates in real-time. Don’t sleep— come back daily and claim your rewards.
So what’s the point? (besides points)
If you’ve made it this far, you already get it: Number Go Up plays like a game, but underneath it’s a masterclass in strategy, timing, and incentives.
The “Classic” game is just the opening level.
The points matter.
The top players eat.
Number Go Up rewards the ones who show up, stack daily, and play smart. You might walk away with more than just clout. Might even pay for lunch.
Not financial advice...
but it does kinda hit different.
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