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# PvE 1 vs 1

1 vs 1 is the PvE mode in **FootDex**. Players can choose the team you want to join to fight - NFT. Each NFT will have a different rarity so you should choose the right team to bring the most benefit.

**Step 1** : Choose your football team - Show your footbal team information

**Step 2** : Choose the League you want to play in

**Step 3** : Select the football team you want to match

**Step 4** : Closed match simulation screen and results

In PvE mode, you have 20 rounds per day. You need to spend a little **$FBD** for the match and bring in more benefits if you are the winner. Note: The higher the rarity of the team, the higher your win rate. Remember that


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