Good morning. It’s まさきん.
While tapping through my morning lucky draw, I came across an event called “Copy Me! Point Exercise”. Apparently you can win 1,000 points, so I gave it a try right away.
What kind of campaign is it?
Rakuten Point Club has a few “play to earn” events. In a previous post, I covered the Lucky Draw, Karuta, and Dosupoi.
“Point Exercise” belongs to the same family, but it works a little differently. Instead of something you can join every day, it is a prize draw you can enter only once during the campaign period. You memorize a tap sequence and clear the stages. That is all it takes to complete your entry.
How to join and what you can win
It is simple. You memorize the order of the exercise moves shown on screen, then tap them in that order. Clear 3 stages and your entry is complete.
When I actually played, it felt more like a rhythm game than I expected. You watch the sequence once, then tap from memory. A few times, one mistake sent me back to the start.
The prize is 1,000 points for 10 winners. Winners do not get an individual notification. Instead, it looks like you check your point history around September 30. The points expire on October 31.
The campaign runs from August 12, 2026 until just before noon on September 8. You can play as many times as you like, but each person gets only one entry into the draw.
I feel these play-to-earn events work best when your daily life already makes it easy to collect points. Our household has moved its phone bills to Rakuten Mobile, and the referral bonus when we switched gave us up to 14,000 points. If you have not switched yet, it is worth a look.
Clicking this opens the Rakuten login page. Once you log in, you’ll see the campaign details.
What was a bit confusing
One thing that caught my attention was when your entry actually counts. There was a note saying that if you do not stay until the final clear screen, you may not be entered into the draw.
If you close the screen partway through, your entry might not go through. It is a good idea to make sure you made it all the way to the end.
The other thing is how winners are notified. There is no winner announcement. You have to check your point history yourself on the given date. It seems you need to be patient and take the initiative to check.
There is also a way to check your entry status in your entry history. If you are unsure, looking there should give you some peace of mind.
Things to check before you join
Here are a few points worth checking before you take part.
- You need to join through the Rakuten PointClub app. It may not work properly in the browser version
- Each person can enter only once. You can play as many times as you want, but only your first clear counts for the draw
- The prize is limited-time points. It helps to plan how you will use them before they expire
I think the best approach is to try it casually, a bit like our “daily lucky draw habit.” I have also covered daily mini-games in a previous post.
Summary
“Copy Me! Point Exercise” is a light mini-game where you just memorize a tap sequence. Clear 3 stages to enter the draw, and 10 people win 1,000 points.
Conditions and dates may change without notice. If you are thinking of joining, please check the official site for the latest information.
Clicking this opens the Rakuten login page. Once you log in, you’ll see the campaign details.
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