If you’ve played even a few minutes of Sledding Game, you’ll know that there are a lot of opportunities to spend money. From gacha machines to customization options for both your character and your sled, and even some tools, you need some coins if you want to do well or unlock features.

There are a lot of different ways to make money in Sledding Game. Mini-games all offer up some money for playing them, and sledding at all will give you a few coins if you’re able to pull off some sick tricks. However, there is a shortcut to lining your pockets if you don’t have those skills. 

How to make money fast in Sledding Game

If you’re like me and spend more time falling off your sled than you do pulling off tricks, you’ll probably end up playing a lot of mini-games or eating a lot of s’mores to get some quick cash. However, the best way that I’ve found to get a lot of money quickly is the hot chocolate drinking game in front of the bar in the lodge. 

If you’ve got a quick reaction time and some patience, you can easily earn over 1,000 coins every time you play this game. I’ve sometimes got over 2,000 per game when my fingers were able to keep up with the arrows floating across the screen. 

How to spend money in Sledding Game

How you spend your money in Sledding Game depends on what you want to get out of it, and you can get everything from new sleds for multiple people, or new hats to give yourself a new look. However, the most useful thing you can buy is definitely the Fishing Rod, which costs 10,000 coins. 

Once you’ve got the Fishing Rod, you can head to any fishing hole in the mountains and quickly start to rake in more money than you know what to do with. Some fish, like the Great White Shark, are worth upwards of 30,000 coins, and even smaller fish are worth enough to make the effort involved in catching them worth it. 

Once you’ve started buying gacha packs, remember that you can sell any duplicates you end up getting at the sled customization table. You won’t make nearly as much selling them as you spent to get them, but it does offer up a little, and there’s no point holding on to multiples unless you want a particularly themed sled.