- Trading players in Build a Volleyball Squad means managing your 6-slot roster through rerolls, refreshes, and smart keeps.
- Rerolls replace a roster slot with a new random player; refreshes change the roll pool.
- Lock S-tier units first, then reroll only your weakest slots for efficiency.
- Rare variants are almost always stronger than base versions — keep them.
- Free rerolls come from active codes, duel wins, events, and daily logins.
Trading and Swapping Players: How It Works
In Build a Volleyball Squad, "trading players" is handled through the game's reroll and refresh system rather than a player-to-player trade market. You roll volleyball players into six roster slots, and when a slot underperforms in duels, you reroll that slot to swap in a new random player from the pool. Understanding this system is the fastest way to upgrade from a weak starter squad to an all-legendary lineup.
| Mechanic | What It Does | When to Use |
|---|---|---|
| Reroll | Replaces one roster slot with a new random player | Upgrading a weak slot |
| Refresh | Changes the available roll pool without spending a roll | Current pool has nothing you want |
| Lock/Keep | Protects a player from being rerolled | Any S or A tier unit |
| Codes | Grants free rerolls and refreshes | Redeem immediately when dropped |
Build a Volleyball Squad does not feature a direct trade window between players. All roster changes go through rerolls and refreshes. Be wary of anyone claiming to trade you characters — these are typically scams.
Step-by-Step: Rerolling a Player Slot
Follow this exact workflow every time you want to swap out a weak player. It minimizes wasted rerolls and keeps your strongest units safe.
Audit Your Six Slots
Review each roster slot and mark every S or A tier player as a keeper. These are untouchable — rerolling them wastes your most valuable resource.
Identify the Weakest Links
Look at recent duels and find which positions are losing points. Low-rarity blockers, weak duplicates, and D-tier units are your first reroll targets.
Check Your Reroll Count
Stock up before rolling: redeem active codes, claim event rewards, and finish daily matches. Never reroll your last few charges without a backup source.
Reroll the Target Slot Only
Spend rerolls one slot at a time. Stop immediately once you land a high-rarity player — do not chase "just one more."
Lock and Rebalance
Lock the new player, then repeat the process on the next weakest slot. Spread rerolls across all six positions instead of dumping them into one slot.
Save a bank of rerolls for update drops. When new stronger characters enter the pool, rolling right after the patch gives you a shot at brand-new top-tier players before everyone else.
Which Players Are Worth Keeping
With 130+ rollable characters, deciding who stays and who gets rerolled saves hundreds of rerolls. Use this tier framework before every session.
| Tier | Verdict | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| S | Must keep — never reroll | Legendary spikers, ace setters, rare variants of top units |
| A | Strong keepers — squad core | High-rarity hitters, elite middle blockers, base S-tier legends |
| B | Solid fillers — reroll later | Mid-rarity spikers, standard setters |
| C | Replace when possible | Low-rarity blockers, low-stat all-rounders |
| D | Instant reroll | Lowest-rarity bench players, weak duplicates |
Legendary Setter
- Pinpoint tosses boost spiker damage
- Enables fast-tempo offense
- Priority keep over extra hitters
Rare Variant Units
- Boosted stats vs base versions
- Often gain extra abilities
- Can push average characters into A tier
Upgraded Epics
- A fully upgraded Epic can outperform an unleveled Legendary
- Invest in dupes before chasing rares
If a reroll lands a rare variant of a mid-tier character, keep it. Compare its stats against your current player — variants frequently jump a full tier.
Earning More Rerolls and Refreshes
Rerolls are the core currency of Build a Volleyball Squad. Every source matters when you are pushing toward a legendary roster.
| Source | Cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Active codes | Free | Fastest source; redeemed via the Codes button in-game |
| Duel wins | Free | Earn rerolls by completing matches |
| Events and updates | Free | Update giveaways and compensation drops |
| Daily logins | Free | Check in regularly for bonus charges |
Spend freely at the start to build a functional six-person squad, then slow down. Hoarding rerolls for update drops pays off far more than rolling a mediocre pool dry.
Common Roster Mistakes to Avoid
Even experienced players leak rerolls to avoidable errors. These are the most costly ones.
- Rerolling blind without marking keepers first — you can accidentally cycle past a strong unit.
- Stacking only hitters — a squad with no true setter collapses under pressure. Lock a high-rarity setter first.
- Dumping all rerolls into one slot — a balanced squad wins more duels than one superstar with five weak teammates.
- Chasing every spike block — over-committing at the net leaves your backline exposed and loses winnable duels.
- Ignoring upgraded duplicates — consistent stat boosts from dupe upgrades beat rare pulls you cannot invest in yet.
Before Every Reroll Session:
- Mark all S and A tier players as keepers
- Confirm reroll count from codes and events
- Target the weakest slot only
- Stop rolling once a high-rarity player lands
- Rebalance remaining slots in later sessions
FAQ
Q: Can I trade players with other players in Build a Volleyball Squad?
No. The game has no player-to-player trading system. You swap players on your roster using rerolls, which replace a slot with a new random player from the pool.
Q: What is the difference between rerolls and refreshes?
Rerolls roll a new random player into a roster slot. Refreshes change the pool of available players without spending a roll. Use refreshes when the pool has nothing you want, and rerolls when targeting a specific upgrade.
Q: How do I get more rerolls in Build a Volleyball Squad?
Redeem active codes through the in-game Codes button, win duels, participate in events, and log in daily. Codes are the fastest free source, and new ones drop with updates and milestones.
Q: Should I keep a rare variant of a weak character?
Usually yes. Rare variants come with boosted stats and often extra abilities, which can push an average character into A-tier territory. Compare its stats against your current player before deciding.