- Build a Volleyball Squad rerolls are the core currency — every squad upgrade runs through them.
- Active codes are the fastest free source of rerolls; redeem them before they expire.
- Winning duels and joining events adds a steady reroll income on top of codes.
- Reroll smart: lock keepers, only reroll weak slots, and save rolls for update drops.
- Rare variants of average characters often outperform base versions — keep them.
Why Rerolls Are the Core Currency of Build a Volleyball Squad
In Build a Volleyball Squad, your roster is everything. With over 130 rollable characters — many inspired by Haikyuu!! favorites — the gap between a squad of low-rarity fillers and a lineup of legendary spikers and ace setters decides whether you win or lose the game's signature 5-minute duels. Rerolls are how you close that gap: each one gives a roster slot a new random player, and refreshes change the pool you're rolling from.
The players who climb fastest aren't necessarily the luckiest — they're the ones who understand where rerolls come from and how to spend them without waste. This guide covers both sides of that equation.
Rerolls
- Roll a new random player for one roster slot
- Your main tool for upgrades
- Spent on specific weak slots
Refreshes
- Change the available player pool
- Don't consume a roll themselves
- Use when the pool has nothing you want
Rarity Variants
- Rare variants carry boosted stats and abilities
- Can push average characters into A-tier
- Almost always keep over base versions
The single most common beginner mistake is treating rerolls as something to burn immediately. A patient player with 30 saved rerolls after an update drop will almost always end up with a stronger squad than a player who spent 100 rolls the day they started.
Every Way to Get More Rerolls
There are four reliable sources of rerolls in Build a Volleyball Squad, and the smartest players stack all of them rather than relying on just one.
| Source | Speed | Cost | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Active codes | Fastest | Free | Instant reroll top-ups |
| Winning duels | Steady | Free | Long-term income while improving |
| Events & update giveaways | Occasional | Free | Bonus drops, compensation rewards |
| Daily logins | Slow but reliable | Free | Passive accumulation |
Codes in Build a Volleyball Squad are removed shortly after they drop, especially compensation codes tied to shutdowns or bug fixes. Redeem every code the moment you see it — a saved code is a wasted code.
Redeeming Codes Step by Step
Launch the Game
Open Build a Volleyball Squad on Roblox and wait for the lobby to fully load.
Find the Codes Button
Look for the Codes button on the left side of the screen and click it to open the redemption window.
Enter the Code Exactly
Type or paste the code exactly as shown — codes are case-sensitive and spacing matters.
Press Redeem
Confirm the redemption. If the code is valid, rerolls (or refreshes) are added to your account instantly.
Codes reported by community code trackers for Build a Volleyball Squad (per Destructoid's code page) have included entries such as RELEASE, VOLEY, FIXES, NEWPLAYERS, SHUTDOWN, and UPDATE, most granting free rerolls. Availability changes with each patch — always verify against a current code list before redeeming, and check the official Roblox game page and the developer's group announcements for new drops.
How to Spend Rerolls Efficiently
Getting more rerolls only matters if you spend them well. Follow these rules to squeeze maximum value out of every roll.
| Rule | What to Do | Why It Works |
|---|---|---|
| Lock keepers first | Mark players you're keeping before rolling | Prevents accidental loss of top-tier units |
| Reroll weak slots only | Target your worst 1-2 positions | Fixes actual weaknesses, not random slots |
| Stop at high rarity | Halt when you land a strong pull | Avoid over-spending on a solved slot |
| Spread across positions | Distribute rolls over all six slots | Balanced squads win more duels |
| Save for update drops | Hold rerolls before new content | First shot at brand-new top-tier players |
The Early-Game vs Late-Game Spending Split
- Early game: spend freely to build a functional 6-person squad with full role coverage — one setter, two blockers, and reliable receivers.
- Mid game: slow down, reroll only C and D-tier slots, and upgrade duplicates.
- Late game: hoard rerolls for update windows when new stronger characters enter the pool.
A balanced squad with six solid players consistently outperforms one superstar carrying five weak teammates. Duels are decided by overall squad strength and role coverage, so spread rerolls across all six positions.
Daily Reroll Routine:
- Redeem any newly released codes
- Log in for daily rewards
- Play duels to earn match rewards
- Check the official group for event giveaways
- Reroll only your weakest roster slot
Which Players Deserve Your Rerolls
Knowing what to keep is just as important as knowing how to roll. Use this tiering logic before spending your next reroll.
| Tier | Verdict | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| S | Never reroll | Legendary spikers, ace setters with buffs, rare variants of top characters |
| A | Keep | High-rarity outside hitters, elite middle blockers, base versions of S-tier legends |
| B | Temporary filler | Mid-rarity spikers, standard setters, common variants of A-tier units |
| C | Replace when possible | Low-rarity blockers, low-stat all-rounders, common duplicates |
| D | Instant reroll | Lowest-rarity bench players, weak duplicates with no variant value |
Legendary Spikers
- Game-changing attack stats
- Carry rallies nearly alone
- Anchor any S-tier squad
Ace Setters
- Pinpoint tosses boost spiker output
- Fast-tempo offense enabler
- Draft a true setter before stacking hitters
Rare Variants
- Boosted stats plus extra abilities
- Push average characters up a tier
- Compare stats before deciding
Watch your 5-minute duels closely. If points consistently leak through a specific rotation — serves not received, spikes not blocked — that position is your reroll priority, not your favorite slot.
Common Reroll Mistakes to Avoid
Even experienced players waste rerolls on avoidable errors. These are the four we see most often.
- Rerolling blind without marking which players you're keeping, risking the loss of a top-tier pull.
- Dumping all rerolls into one slot chasing a perfect character while five positions stay weak.
- Ignoring refreshes — if the current pool has nothing you want, refresh before you roll.
- Spending everything between updates instead of banking rerolls for new character drops, when top-tier units first enter the pool.
A fully upgraded Epic unit often outperforms an unleveled Legendary. Before burning rerolls chasing rare pulls, make sure you've invested in the strong units you already own.
FAQ
Q: How do I get more rerolls in Build a Volleyball Squad?
The main sources are redeeming active codes (the fastest free source), winning duels and completing matches, in-game events and update giveaways from the developer, and daily logins. New codes typically drop with updates and milestones, so check the codes page and official Roblox group regularly.
Q: What is the difference between rerolls and refreshes?
Rerolls roll a new random player for one of your roster slots. Refreshes change the pool of available players you can roll from without spending a roll. Use refreshes when the current pool has nothing you want, and rerolls when you're going for a specific upgrade.
Q: Should I keep rare variants of weaker characters?
Usually yes. Rare variants come with boosted stats and often extra abilities, which can push an otherwise average character into A-tier territory. Compare the variant's stats against your current player in that slot before deciding.
Q: When is the best time to spend saved rerolls?
Spend freely in the early game to build a functional 6-person squad, then slow down and save rerolls for update drops. Rolling right after an update gives you a chance at brand-new top-tier players before everyone else.