Mini War is a base-building war simulator. Start building your base with farms, barracks, watchtowers, and more. Earn money from farms and use it to raise a powerful army. Send the army to take over distant territories and rule the server. The game has a lot of depth, which is why it is also hard to progress. So, use Mini War codes from our list and get free gems and cash, which can be used to raise a strong army.

All New Mini War Codes

Expired Mini War Codes

• MINIWAR
• NOLAGPLZ
• DISCODOGTOPSECRETMEwGAHIPERULTRACODE

Love playing war-related or strategy games? Check out Military Tycoon, Build a Military Base, and Navy Tycoon. All three games have codes in them, which means you can get free rewards and quickly progress. But if you don’t like our suggestions, you can also head to our Roblox game codes list and pick any game from there.

How to Redeem Mini War Codes

Raising your army to defeat other lands is no simple task. But redeeming the codes for Mini War would definitely ease the hassle for you. To get the benefit of the codes, you have to redeem them first. So, here is how you can redeem the codes:

• Launch Mini War on Roblox.
• Select the Shop option from the left side of the screen.
• Scroll down to the Codes section.
• Type a working code in the ‘Enter Code…’ box.
• Click on Redeem to claim the rewards.

How to Get More Mini War Codes

Like you are trying to raise an army to conquer the entire map, we have also raised all our resources to spot every code this game has to offer. So, whenever you are looking for more codes for Mini War, all you have to do is jump to our list here. To make it easier, you can simply bookmark our post. This way, you can revisit whenever you want.

Other than that, you can always look for the codes yourself. The best way to do that is by joining the Pentagon Community Discord server. Once you are inside, look for the ‘Codes’ channel and make sure you never forget to check it out daily. Sounds like a lot of work? It is, which is why I suggest you simply let us do it for you, while you focus on playing the game.

Why Are My Mini War Codes Not Working?

If Mini War codes are not working for you, the first thing you must do is check for spelling errors. Codes in this game are all case-sensitive, so spelling errors can be easily made by players. To avoid that, simply copy the code from our list and directly paste it into the game. Now, if you are getting the “Please wait before redeeming other codes at the moment” message, then you simply need to wait 10 to 15 seconds before retrying.

If these are not responsible for the issue, the most likely cause is that the code has expired. The codes in this game expire extremely fast. This issue can be easily avoided if you visit our article regularly.

So, how far have you built up your base in Mini War? Tell us all about it in the comments section below.

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Teague reveals how Celtics’ Tatum feels about Brown trade to 76ers

Jayson Tatum is not the most vocal when it comes to matters that do not concern his own performance. He likes to live a private life with his sons and singer Ella Mai. But the Jaylen Brown trade just carried a very different magnitude. A lot of players started to gang up on Brad Stevens in the court of public opinion, while some fans just straight up denounced their fandom for the Celtics.

The question then became: ‘Where does Tatum stand amid all of this trade fallout?’ Jeff Teague had an answer, apparently calling Tatum just days after the Celtics traded Brown for George to the 76ers, via the Club 520 podcast.

“You know who’s motivated, though? I talked to my boy yesterday. My boy JT is motivated. He was legit like, ‘Damn, I can’t believe that sh** went down. You know what I mean? That’s some bulls***, really. They’re like, ‘Damn, he was shocked.’ He was like, ‘Damn, that’s something weird.’ Asking us questions, you know what I mean? Like, ‘ Damn, y’all believe that sh**?’,” Teague revealed his conversation with the Celtics superstar.

Tatum will now be the one to fully take over as the main star in the Celtics system. But he is also allowed to feel all the emotions this transaction brought up. While Celtics fans are just losing a player on their favorite team, Tatum will see Brown as an in-division rival when they face the 76ers. More than that, there is likely also some lingering pain about what-ifs and things they were not able to accomplish due to this trade.

Motivation is one thing for the Celtics star. Can he dispel all of his injury woes and return to becoming a first-team All-NBA player?

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That is impossible for most of us, but the governing body of international soccer showed Sunday how it can be done.

First, they made the just and proper decision to permit U.S. men’s national team striker Folarin Balogun to participate Monday night in the Round of 16 World Cup game against and Belgium after he’d been assigned an almost universally disparaged red card in the second half of their victory against Bosnia and Herzegovina.

At the same time, it employed an arcane slice of the organization’s disciplinary code to restore his eligibility to compete by suspending his suspension — hey, like I said, this all is convoluted — for one calendar year. And this happened after the White House made a telephone call to FIFA president Gianni Infantino asking for a reconsideration of the suspension, according to UK-based outlets TalkSport and GiveMeSport.

On Thursday night, after Balogun had been dismissed in the 64th minute of the Round of 32 game against Bosnia, coach Mauricio Pochettino expressed during his press conference that he’d like to check on the possibility of appealing the suspension. He was informed by reporters they already had, and there was no such process.

Which is preposterous.

And it’s how we wound up with a situation like this.

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Major League Soccer has a process for appealing a red-card suspension. Within 24 hours, a team must provide a written presentation regarding why the punishment — either for a straight red card or a second yellow card that prompts a red — represents a “clear and obvious” error. The league has an independent review panel to consider such decisions. Each MLS team is allowed to be incorrect on such appeals only twice in a season, including in the playoffs.

Premier League teams in England get two days to appeal a straight red, for which the penalty can range from a single game to six. A successful appeal can see such a suspension revoked or reduced. However, if the Football Association finds the appeal to be “frivolous”, the suspension can be extended.

FIFA’s decision not to have such a body in place for situations such as these leads to circumstances such as those surrounding Balogun’s return.

The play that saw him sent off against Bosnia, which forced the USMNT to defend a 1-0 lead with 10 players for more than 30 minutes, was deemed not to be red-card worthy by Mark Clattenburg, the former FIFA referee working the Fox Sports telecast, Stu Holden, the former USMNT midfielder who was the network’s game analyst and by former USMNT defender Alexi Lalas, a Fox studio analyst who called it “a joke”.

Christina Unkel, a former FIFA referee, said she did not believe it met the standard for a red card. Writing for ESPN.com, former Premier League referee Andy Davies explained the action of Balogun placing his right boot against defender Tarik Muharemovic’s right ankle and achilles was “purely accidental” and appeared the video assistant referee was “not aligned with VAR protocols” by using “slow-motion and still replays” to recommend referee Raphael Claus examine the play on the available sideline screen.

It is hard to find anyone who watched who believed the red card against Balogun to be justified.

However, the process of restoring him to game eligibility came without comment from the organization and without that formal appeals process. Instead, it was revealed FIFA had employed “Article 27” of its code, which states: “The judicial body may decide to fully or partially suspend the implementation of a disciplinary measure.” This is rare. It was used in regards to Portugal legend Cristiano Ronaldo so he could play the whole of this World Cup; he was scheduled to see out the last two of a three-game suspension in this tournament, which he received for the use of an elbow in a World Cup qualifier against Ireland.

And the Balogun decision produced some profoundly negative reactions. And overreactions.

The Royal Belgium FA declared its officials were “astonished” by the decision and are “investigating all potential options” to safeguard the legitimate rights of all participating teams.

One imagines if they were in Portugal’s group, they may have brought this up then. But they didn’t bring this up then.

UK-based soccer writer Alfie Potts Harmer tweeted this decision “makes a mockery of the whole tournament.” That’s even more an overreaction than the red card shown to Balogun. Because, in the end, a just decision rendered through an arcane process still is just.

Nico Cantor, the excellent soccer voice for CBS Sports, tweeted: “Imagine how Raphael Claus (referee) and Juan Soto (VAR) are feeling right now. FIFA just undermined their credibility.”

OK, but is anyone supposed to be sympathetic that two trained game officials made a lousy decision and saw that overturned?

When it’s really the process that’s the problem, and not the result, the argument should be that FIFA needs a better process. We didn’t need video replay to recognize that. We just needed video replay to screw up badly enough in a big enough situation.

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The Rockets lost veterans Steven Adams and Fred VanVleet to injuries during the season, and their absences significantly impacted the team’s development.

“Interviews with team sources and those with knowledge of the team’s operations reveal that the VanVleet injury, and the season-ending ankle injury to Steven Adams later on, impacted the team in ways that extended off the floor. Beyond the team’s glaring lack of playmaking, their absences created a massive leadership void that Durant and the team struggled to fill,” ESPN’s Ramona Shelburne and Tim MacMahon wrote.

There have also been reports suggesting that Kevin Durant could be available in trade discussions, as Houston reportedly does not view him as untouchable.

“Whether or not the Rockets look to continue their partnership with Durant is the big question at large, especially since they don’t view him as an “untouchable” talent in trade talks on their roster. Houston viewed the opportunity to acquire Durant as a way to upgrade from Jalen Green and bridge the gaps in their lineup to contend in the West, but by no means was this addition viewed as a long-term commitment,” NBA insider Brett Siegel wrote.

Durant is reportedly open to a change of scenery and is also interested in the idea of teaming up with Detroit Pistons star Cade Cunningham.

“Two league sources with knowledge of the situation told ClutchPoints that the Pistons were set on figuring out a path to land Durant, but nothing ever materialized in this three-team idea, nor did anything appear possible in brief discussions with only Houston. Perhaps the greatest detail to emerge from all of these rumors is that Durant has interest in playing alongside Pistons star Cade Cunningham, sources said,” Siegel wrote.

If a deal were to come together, Cunningham and Durant could form one of the league’s most dangerous duos. The Pistons have plenty of assets that could allow them to pursue a blockbuster trade for the future Hall of Famer.

Cunningham is currently playing on a $269 million maximum contract with Detroit, and adding Durant’s salary would be a significant financial commitment. The Pistons were one of the top teams in the Eastern Conference last season, and adding a player with Durant’s championship pedigree could elevate them even further.

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From iconic players and memorable victories to becoming the first nation to host three men’s FIFA World Cups, El Tri has played a significant role in the tournament’s history despite a relative lack of success.

How has Mexico generally performed at the FIFA World Cup? The Jugo Mobile takes a closer look at El Tri’s record on the global stage.

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Has Mexico ever won the World Cup?

No. Mexico has never won the FIFA World Cup.

El Tri has appeared at the tournament 18 times, making it one of the most regular participants in World Cup history. However, the nation’s long wait for a first world title continues.

Mexico has enjoyed sustained success in CONCACAF competitions, but translating that into a deep World Cup run has proved far more challenging. Despite featuring in some of the tournament’s most memorable matches, it has yet to lift soccer’s biggest prize.

What is Mexico’s best World Cup finish?

Mexico’s best performance at the FIFA World Cup came in 1970 and 1986, when El Tri reached the quarterfinals.

Both runs came on home soil. In 1970, Mexico was beaten 4-1 by Italy, while West Germany ended its 1986 campaign on penalties after a goalless draw.

Mexico record at the World Cup

Mexico has been a regular fixture at the FIFA World Cup for nearly a century, featuring more often than almost any nation outside the traditional global powers.

Here is El Tri’s complete World Cup record by tournament.

* Opponent won via penalty shootout

What was Mexico’s ‘quinto partido’ curse?

“Quinto partido” — Spanish for “fifth match” — became one of the defining phrases of Mexico’s World Cup history.

The term referred to El Tri’s repeated inability to move beyond the Round of 16. At a 32-team World Cup, reaching the quarterfinals meant playing a fifth match, giving rise to the now-famous phrase.

Between 1994 and 2018, Mexico was eliminated in the Round of 16 at seven consecutive World Cups, cementing the “quinto partido” as one of the country’s most enduring soccer frustrations.

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Now, Giannis Antetokounmpo has weighed in with his own opinion. The NBA superstar appeared on a recent livestream with content creator N3on, where he was asked about the long-running Drake-Kendrick debate. While Antetokounmpo made it clear that he’s a fan of both artists, he admitted he listens to Drake more often and believes the Toronto rapper ultimately changed the narrative after releasing three albums earlier this year.

Giannis says he prefers Drake’s music

When asked whose music he enjoys more, Antetokounmpo didn’t hesitate.

“I listen to more of Drake,” Giannis said. “I like Kendrick too.”

That led to the inevitable follow-up question: Who won the feud?

Rather than giving a simple answer, the former Milwaukee Bucks star acknowledged that Kendrick appeared to have the advantage when the battle first unfolded.

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“I feel like, in the beginning, you say Kendrick,” Antetokounmpo said.

But Giannis believes the conversation shifted after Drake released three albums at once.

“But those three albums that he released, have you listened to all of them? Oh my goodness, oh my goodness.”

Drake’s three-album rollout impressed Giannis

Antetokounmpo was referring to Drake’s ambitious release of Iceman, Habibti and Maid of Honour earlier this year. The surprise triple release marked Drake’s first major solo projects since his highly publicized lyrical battle with Kendrick Lamar and dominated music headlines upon its release.

For Antetokounmpo, those albums were enough to change his perspective on how the rivalry played out. While he stopped short of declaring an outright winner, his comments suggested Drake regained the upper hand by flooding fans with new music after the feud.

Fans continue to debate Drake vs. Kendrick

The rivalry between Drake and Kendrick Lamar remains one of the defining stories in modern hip-hop. Many fans still argue Kendrick won based on the diss tracks exchanged during the feud, while others point to Drake’s commercial success and continued output as evidence that he bounced back stronger than ever.

Antetokounmpo has now joined that conversation, making it clear where he stands. His comments are already generating discussion online, with music and basketball fans reacting to the NBA star’s take on one of entertainment’s most polarizing debates.

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World No. 1 and Wimbledon defending champion Jannik Sinner remains the betting favorite entering late quarterfinal play as his exceptional form and dominant game has proven successful on the grass surface.

Meanwhile, perennial Wimbledon contender Novak Djokovic continues to show he should still be respected. Some other contenders have also emerged and could play spoiler including Taylor Fritz and Alexander Zverev. 

The Jugo Mobile breaks down the latest Wimbledon men’s singles odds and highlights the best value bets still available as well as expert picks to win the 2026 championship. 

Wimbledon men’s singles odds

Who will win Wimbledon?

Sinner is the overwhelming favorite to win at Wimbledon with only Novak Djokivic projected anywhere near him at +600. Its difficult to pick anyone else, as Sinner is the defending champion and has proven he can handle the demands of the tournament thus far. While he lies juiced at the top of the odds board, now is probably the best time to bet on Sinner to win the tournament as the closer he gets to the Final, the shorter his odds will be.

Wimbledon best bets for men’s singles

Djokovic faces perhaps his toughest challenge of the tournament thus far against Felix Auger-Aliassime. While Djokovic has the experience advantage in this matchup, Auger-Aliassime is super athletic and plays a game that excels on grass. However, in order to beat Djokovic he will need to elevate his game in a match that is expected to be a heated battle. Experience and poise rule over athleticism in the sport of tennis, and that’s why Djokovic is likely to win and advance to the Wimbledon semifinals.

While this bet is quite juiced, there’s virtually no value betting on Sinner to beat Struff straight up at -3800. So, while looking for a good prop, the total games won market stood out. This is a niche market, but Sinner has the tools to handily defeat Struff without needing many games to do so. His only competition would be himself, and he is known to struggle the deeper he gets in tournaments from time to time. However, I expect those struggles to come in a high-profile matchup against Djokovic in the semifinals and not now.

Outside of Sinner and Djokovic, Fritz has the best chance to win this tournament. And after defeating Alexander Bublik Monday, he has a prime matchup waiting for him in the quarterfinals, with a chance to face either Sinner of Djokovic in the final. We know that Sinner had struggles in his last major, and its only a matter of time before Djokovic decides to retire. This is a bet on youth and a fresh face to take over at the All England Club in the absence of Carlos Alcaraz.

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A quiet first half gave way to two Erling Haaland goals late in the second, burying Brazil to the point that a late penalty against from Neymar was meaningless.

Brazil, which missed an earlier penalty and saw a handful of opportunities saved by Orjan Nyland, heads home disappointed with its World Cup hopes once again pushed off another four years.

Here’s a look back at Brazil’s last time winning the World Cup.

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When was the last time Brazil won the World Cup?

Brazil has won five World Cups, but it’s been nearly a quarter-century since the nation’s last title. Brazil last won the tournament in 2002; 2026 marks the squad’s sixth consecutive World Cup without lifting the trophy.

Since winning in 2002, Brazil has only reached the semifinals once. The nation suffered a quarterfinal exit in four of five World Cups after 2002, and their Round of 16 exit against Norway marks their earliest elimination since 1990.

The drought is guaranteed to extend to at least 2030, as the next opportunity for Brazil in the World Cup will come 28 years after they last won the tournament.

Brazil World Cup drought

Here’s every World Cup result for Brazil since winning in 2002:

Brazil’s deepest run since 2002 also brought about the most embarrassing ending, as the team lost 7-1 to Germany in the semifinals in front of their home fans in 2014.

That defeat was followed up by quarterfinals losses to Belgium and Croatia, and any hopes of going deeper than the quarterfinals this time around ended swiftly with Haaland’s two goals on Sunday.

How many times has Brazil won the World Cup?

Brazil has won the World Cup five times, more than any other nation. Germany and Italy are next with four wins each, so no one can catch Brazil in 2026 with neither of those countries in contention: Germany were eliminated on penalties by Paraguay, while Italy failed to qualify.

Once the most dominant force on the world stage, Brazil will have to wait another four years to try and reassert itself in the World Cup after a sixth consecutive disappointing result.

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Los Angeles desperately wanted to upgrade at center after an underwhelming season from Deandre Ayton and Jaxson Hayes. The 17-time NBA champions ultimately did so by landing Walker Kessler via a blockbuster sign-and-trade (the Lakers shipped two unprotected first-round picks and two first-round pick swaps to the Utah Jazz to acquire Kessler, who signed a four-year, $130 million contract with Los Angeles as part of the deal).

According to a new article written by The Athletic’s Sam Amick, we now know the real reason why the Jazz agreed to send Kessler to the Lakers in early July.

“The recently resolved Walker Kessler situation with the Utah Jazz is perhaps the best recent comparison to (Peyton) Watson’s, as Utah consistently signaled a desire to match offers for the center — and a preference to avoid a sign-and-trade — only to arrange a deal with the Lakers in the end,” Amick wrote Sunday. 

“In that instance, the Jazz decided that the chance to land two unprotected first-round picks and two first-round swaps was better than possibly overpaying Kessler, who signed with the Lakers on a four-year, $130 million deal.”

Essentially, the Jazz didn’t want to take a page out of the Lakers’ book and pay more money to Kessler than he’s probably worth at this stage of his career (prompting them to value future draft capital over the former first-round pick). 

As good as Kessler is as a finisher and interior defender, he’s missed 101 games due to injuries the last two seasons and isn’t in prime time just yet. Could Auburn soon blossom into an undeniable All-Star/All-NBA frontcourt contributor with the Lakers?

Absolutely, as his ceiling is higher than most, but there’s no guarantee that Los Angeles’ financial gamble will pay off in the end.

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The “Scary” Sony ToS Clause Has Been There Since 2009 on PlayStation

Sony recently announced that physical PlayStation game discs would be phased out from 2028 onward. Upon hearing the news, the internet sort of broke. There was a hue and cry about the entire fiasco, and rightfully so. Losing the ability to purchase physical discs is a loss in more ways than one. Gamers will no longer be able to trade or sell pre-owned discs.

Phasing out the game discs was their choice, and the backlash is justified. But the 36-month Sony ToS Clause for PlayStation users isn’t anything new and definitely not something extraordinary. The fact that inactive PSN accounts over 36 months can be deleted has been around since 2009. It has been public knowledge for nearly two decades.

In fact, if anything, the timeline has been extended over the years, from 18 months to 36. Furthermore, once the time’s up, your PSN account will not be deleted overnight. An email will be sent, giving you an additional six months to take action. If you log into your PSN account within the given time or let Sony know you want to keep your account, it stays open.

As mentioned, for once, the backlash is rather unnecessary and meaningless. Unlike the entire debacle of PlayStation basically ending game disc trades, you actually have a say in this matter. You can take action to keep your PSN account working. Of course, some would say that I’m being biased, but it’s just a logical statement.

That said, if you’re an active PSN user, the only thing you need to worry about is the fact that, for now, only physical discs for upcoming games like Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet are being phased out. Other than that, the odds of you losing access to your PlayStation account are very slim. As mentioned by Sony in their ToS, you can just reply to the email and let them know to keep your account open. Make sure you don’t lose access to your email.

Sony’s PSN Clause May Be Legal, But It’s Still a Bad Deal For Players

Coming from a personal perspective of someone who has owned the PS3 and PS4, and now may plan to grab the PS6, this clause in the Sony ToS is horrible. I do understand that 36 months is a lot of time, but life has its own ways of handing you curveballs. If I’m unable to reply to the email within six months, everything I’ve spent money on in my PSN account is lost to time.

Of course, I’ll still be able to boot up any game discs that I have for my PlayStation console, but progress, trophies, and anything else of value are gone. I must now restart from scratch. If you were to ask me if the clause is justifiable, I would say no. Storing basic user information should be something that lasts a decade or more. But then again, I suppose, once you read the ToS and agree to it, the onus of everything falls on you.

All said and done, the resurfacing of this particular Sony ToS Clause can’t be good for the company’s image. Given everything that has happened, including the Stop Killing Games petition, it just makes them look bad. With the internet having a memory of a digital elephant, this will not be forgotten anytime soon.

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