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How to read these
The first-match guide uses the controls printed on the Roblox page. Later guides add community rates, and they say when a number is a report rather than a developer patch.
Which [S5🏆] Racket Rivals guides are published?
Play your first Racket Rivals match
Use the official swing, set, and dash inputs, finish the tutorial, and play one 3v3 before you spend Yen.
PC controls, camera, and Shift Lock
The Roblox listing publishes eight PC actions. Movement, menus, and Shift Lock come from the Roblox client and player reports.
Smash, spin, and wall shots
A smash is a jump plus a downward camera. Walls and a late hit change the landing spot more than raw power alone.
Earn Yen and unlock a spirit racket
Score points for Yen, keep the daily streak, buy spirits from Luna, and follow the six-step mastery track for a mythical racket.
Trade skins without trading the racket
Functional rackets are not tradable. The trading hub exchanges skins, charges, and explosions for tokens converted from Yen.
Pin charms instead of rerolling everything
Pins lock one charm slot while you reroll the others. Season 5 guides tell you to lock dash, smash, or double dash first.
Ranked queues, roles, and Divinity Hunter
Use 1v1 to cover the whole court, split 2v2 into lanes, and treat Divinity Hunter as a rank reward rather than a banner pull.
Reduce lag and pick a closer server
High ping and low frame rate both make swings late. Pick a nearby server and lower Roblox graphics before you change your racket.