> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://partyicons.gitbook.io/wiki/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://partyicons.gitbook.io/wiki/how-to-participate.md).

# How to Participate?

There are four ways to participate in X̅ LEAGUE, and your role determines how you play and earn. Before getting into the details of different roles, here are two important items: 

**X̅-PASS and Ticket**

* Players need an X̅-PASS which grants them access to X̅ LEAGUE, allowing them to compete for Gummies and Season Points. X̅-PASS is sold on the official website[ www.partyicons.com](http://www.partyicons.com). 
* All Contracts signed by a Mask and a Marauder include a sponsored X̅-PASS (Mask) which has the same utility as an X̅-PASS.  
* Each X̅-PASS provides 10 free Tickets per day — 3 Tickets for Party Heist SOLO matches and 7 Tickets for Carnival matches. To be eligible for Gummies and Season Points, one Ticket is consumed for each match entry. 
* After all Tickets are used, X̅-PASS holders can still participate in Carnival, but will not earn any Gummies or Season Points.
* Ticket counts from X̅-PASS reset automatically each day at 07:00 UTC.

Additional Tickets can be purchased on the official website, and can be used for both Party Heist SOLO and Carnival matches.<br>


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