Pet Simulator 99 Masquerade League is the new four-player competition from Update 101, which launched on 7 November 2026. You and three friends work together to earn Treats and climb the rankings. The first-place team gets a Gargantuan Butler Penguin, while the top 5,000 teams qualify for placement rewards.
Unlike the solo Masquerade Leaderboard, the team League counts Treats earned both in matches and while farming. That makes a big difference to how you approach it. You can play the survival games, clear breakables in the new zones or split those jobs across your squad.
How the Pet Simulator 99 Masquerade League works
The League is built around teams of four. BIG Games says to squad up with three friends, earn Treats together and aim for the highest total you can reach before scoring closes. Each player can contribute, so talk to your teammates before spending a whole evening on a route that only one person enjoys.
The League counts Treats from 20-player Masquerade Games as well as Treats earned while farming outside the matches. The official live standings show team rankings, members and points. They can move quickly during the event, so treat your current rank as a snapshot rather than a locked-in reward.
Pet Simulator 99 Masquerade League rewards
There are eight published prize tiers. The rewards are awarded by team placement, not by where an individual squad member appears on the solo leaderboard. Here is the complete list from BIG Games.
| Team rank | Reward |
|---|---|
| 1 | Gargantuan Butler Penguin |
| 2 to 3 | Rainbow Shiny Titanic Phantom Tiger |
| 4 to 10 | Rainbow Titanic Phantom Tiger |
| 11 to 25 | Golden Titanic Phantom Tiger |
| 26 to 100 | Titanic Phantom Tiger |
| 101 to 500 | Rainbow Huge Jester Lion |
| 501 to 2,000 | Golden Huge Jester Lion |
| 2,001 to 5,000 | Huge Jester Lion |
Pay attention to the exact variant. Teams ranked 4 to 10 get a Rainbow Titanic Phantom Tiger, not the Rainbow Shiny version from places 2 to 3. Places 26 to 100 get the standard Titanic Phantom Tiger, while the Golden version is only listed for ranks 11 to 25.
There is no listed League placement pet below rank 5,000, although normal game rewards still apply.
How to score in the Pet Simulator 99 Masquerade League
Step through the haunted door to enter the Masquerade Games. Surviving the 20-player minigames earns Treats, Midnight Gifts and Spirit Shards. The announced rounds include Broom Sweep, Bumper Pumpkins Final, Lights Out and Gloomkin. You can practise them while adding Treats to your team’s total.
Farming also counts. The update introduces Witch Village, Masquerade Ball and Thorn Spire, so team members who prefer breaking objects with pets can contribute without spending every minute in the games. This is the main reason the Pet Simulator 99 Masquerade League has a different approach from its solo counterpart.
A sensible starting plan is to let players do whichever activity they perform well at, then compare how many Treats they actually earn. If someone is much better at surviving minigames, leave them in matches. If another player gets better results farming, let them clear breakables. There is no developer-confirmed ideal split.
Pet Simulator 99 Masquerade League upgrades and Tricks
Treat Finder improves Treats earned in matches. You gain access to it after entering Witch Village, so make that an early stop if your team wants stronger game earnings. Trick Finder improves Trick drops from breakables, while Forge Saver reduces pets used in the Combine-o-Matic. Those are different tools with different purposes.
Tier III Broomstick safely skips three games and Lucky Charm blocks three knockouts. They can help a player who keeps getting eliminated early. Tier III Treat Magnet multiplies Treats earned for one game by four, but BIG Games does not separately document how that effect feeds into every competitive score calculation.
Pet Simulator 99 Masquerade League versus solo leaderboard
The Pet Simulator 99 Masquerade League is for four-person teams and accepts farming Treats. The solo contest tracks an individual’s Treats earned only inside the games. The placement rewards are also different. For example, a solo rank of 104 to 253 awards a Shiny Titanic Phantom Tiger; the League’s places 101 to 500 instead award a Rainbow Huge Jester Lion.
If you want to compete in both, keep an eye on your personal match earnings and your team’s combined total. Farming can help your League without moving your solo position. Our separate Masquerade Leaderboard guide has its own rank-by-rank prize table.
When does the Pet Simulator 99 Masquerade League end?
BIG Games lists the Masquerade League season from 7 to 13 November 2026 and describes it as a six-day event. Its main patch notes do not give an exact finishing hour. Check the in-game timer or the developer’s live League standings rather than assuming that it ends at midnight in the UK.
The new Masquerade pets are locked from trading until 14 November. That is a trade restriction, not an extra scoring day. BIG Games has not stated an exact trade-unlock hour, and the published League rules also do not explain whether you can change squads partway through the season.
Where to check your team position
You can find the current standings on the BIG Games Index under Leagues, then Masquerade League. Check your team name, points and rank, particularly if you are close to a reward boundary. As other squads earn more Treats, a place that looks safe today may move before the competition closes.
To climb the Pet Simulator 99 Masquerade League, keep all four players contributing. Use matches and farming, and aim for a reward bracket your squad has time to reach.
Official source: BIG Games Pet Simulator 99 Update 101 patch notes.
