Connection problems and mid-match disconnects
The game is online-only — battles, coins and progress all live on the server. Most connection problems are solved by checking your network, switching between Wi-Fi and cellular, or restarting the app.
Updated July 29, 2026
Rosh BeRosh is a real-time online game — battles, coins and rewards all live on the server, so a stable internet connection is a must. There is no offline mode.
Lost connection?
Take a breath. Your coins, gems and progress are stored on the server, not on your phone — so your account is intact even when the connection drops. Get back online and reopen the game, and everything refreshes straight from the server.
If a live match is still active, the game can reconnect you to that same match and restore the current state. Return as quickly as you can — normal leave and inactivity rules still apply if the match ends before you get back.
Quick fixes
Check that you actually have signal — Wi-Fi or cellular.
Switch between Wi-Fi and cellular (or the other way around).
Close the app completely and reopen it.
On home Wi-Fi, a quick router restart works wonders.
Still not connecting?
If the game cannot reach the server it shows a connection message with a retry option — wait a moment and try again. If the problem persists on a network that works for everything else, contact support (Settings, then Contact Support) and include your user ID.
Tip: real-time battles are smoothest on a stable connection — if your network is acting up, sort it out before jumping into a match.