What is on a player profile?
Tap any player anywhere in the game to open their profile: avatar and frame, sign-up date, friends count, wins and losses, recent games, and a showcase of every gift they have received.
Updated July 17, 2026
Every player in Rosh BeRosh is tappable: tap someone on the leaderboard, in a chat or in a match — and their profile opens (instantly, with a brief loading spinner while the details arrive).
What you will see
Avatar and frame — the picture and frame the player chose.
Sign-up date — when they joined the game.
Friends count.
Wins and losses — the real battle record.
Recent games — the latest results: win, loss or draw.
Gifts received — a showcase of every gift the player has collected.
Friendly matches do not count in wins and losses — the stats reflect real-stakes matches only.
The gifts showcase
Profiles now include a Gifts section — a grid of every gift the player has ever received. Each gift appears as its icon with a count next to it, so you can see at a glance how many of each they have collected.
Each entry shows the gift icon plus a count, like x555 — very large counts are shortened, so a huge pile shows as something like x1.2K.
Gifts are grouped by type and ordered most-prestigious first, so the rarer, higher-value gifts lead the grid.
It looks the same on your own profile and on other players' profiles — a nice way to show off your haul or admire someone else's.
If a player has received no gifts at all, the whole section is simply hidden — no empty box.
What you can do from a profile
From a profile you can add the player as a friend, send a gift, open a chat, or invite them to a match. And if you really must — block them: blocking severs the friendship and disables chat and gifts in both directions.
Want a profile that turns heads? A wall of received gifts and the right avatar frame do the trick — and VIP members get the exclusive gold frame.