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Roblox Ragdoll Robot Boxing Codes: Reward Finder
Filter Roblox Ragdoll Robot Boxing codes by the reward you are looking for: Gears, regular Spins or Lucky Spins. The finder uses the main list’s shared source records and review date. Reward categories are not interchangeable, and a reported quantity is not a guaranteed redemption result.
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Reviewed : 12 reported active, 1 disputed, 2 reported expired. Published reports; no personal redemption tests.
12 matching source records. Mixed rewards can appear in more than one category.
Sources for every row: Pro Game Guides (opens in a new tab) · Destructoid (opens in a new tab). Reported rewards and availability, not personal tests.
| Code | Reported reward | Entry notes |
|---|---|---|
2000LIKES | 20 Lucky Spins | — |
1500LIKES | 50 Spins | — |
1800LIKES | 20 Lucky Spins | — |
800LIKES | 10 Lucky Spins + 10 regular Spins | — |
UPDATETIME | 25 Lucky Spins | — |
SORRYPLS | 30 Spins | — |
400LIKES | 20 Spins | The November 3 lists report 20 Spins. Older indexed reporting gives a different reward; confirm the reward message in-game. |
SORRY4RESETSERVERS | 10 Spins | — |
ROBOTBOXING | 500 Gears | — |
RELEASE | 300 Gears + 3 Spins | Both current lists report 300 Gears. The earlier 30/300 discrepancy is recorded in our update log; this is still not a redemption test. |
HEAVYMETAL | 2 Spins | — |
SCRAPJAW | 1 Lucky Spin | — |
See disputed and expired status notes before relying on an older reward report.
Which Roblox Ragdoll Robot Boxing codes match your goal?
Choose a reward category to narrow the reported-active list. A code with more than one reward may appear under more than one filter. That is one code with multiple reported benefits, not an extra claim or a duplicate entry. The All filter restores the complete active record.
Disputed and reported-expired entries are intentionally outside this active reward finder. Use the separate status guide to inspect them. This keeps a large-sounding historical reward from being mistaken for a current reported-active option simply because it matches your preferred currency.
Keep regular and Lucky Spins separate
The source lists distinguish Spins from Lucky Spins, and some entries report both. A higher count of regular Spins does not automatically make one code better than a smaller number of Lucky Spins. The reviewed material does not establish a complete conversion between those reward types.
The Forge footage says Lucky Spins have better odds, but it does not supply a complete verified probability table here. Do not turn a reported reward into a guaranteed Mythic or Champion robot. Collection outcomes and reward quantities answer different questions.
Read Gear rewards in their own category
A Gear reward increases the named currency according to the source report; it is not itself a statement that a particular robot will be obtained. The recorded Forge footer shows a dated spin cost, while replacement and duplicate-return behavior introduce separate decisions.
If your aim is a particular robot, first inspect the current selected slot and any confirmation. A reward claim does not remove the replacement risk. The robot reference documents the observed warning and the different duplicate refunds visible for Scrapjaw and Kabuki.
Compare uncertain reward quantities responsibly
A code can have a clear string but a disputed reward amount. The current 400LIKES note preserves an older reporting conflict rather than silently treating every historical source as identical. RELEASE also has a historical discrepancy recorded in the correction log, with newer lists agreeing on the current reported amount.
Use the displayed note and actual reward response together. If your result differs, keep the source date, code string and game message as separate observations. The finder does not decide whether a discrepancy came from an outdated article, changed reward or another cause.
Sources and next reference
Official Robot Boxing experience (opens in a new tab) · Official badge records · CHALLS’ November 3 footage (opens in a new tab). Code records use Pro Game Guides (opens in a new tab) and Destructoid (opens in a new tab), both GAMURS publications. Follow the dated code-source notes and robot evidence reference for claim-specific limits.
Official records, footage observations and editorial suggestions describe different evidence. This wiki has no account integration and has not performed in-game redemption or controlled matchup tests. Our editorial policy explains those distinctions.
Frequently asked questions
Why does a code appear in two filters?
A mixed reward can include both regular and Lucky Spins, or Gears and Spins. It remains one source record and one code string.
Is the largest reward always best?
Not necessarily. Different reward types cannot be compared by count alone, and current availability is not guaranteed by a source listing.
Do Lucky Spins guarantee a rare robot?
No guaranteed unlock was established. The reviewed material does not provide a complete verified Lucky Spin probability table.
Does filtering redeem a code?
No. Filtering changes the displayed reference rows locally. You must submit a code inside the official game to attempt a claim.
Where are disputed codes?
They are excluded from the active reward filters and remain visible on the status guide and main list with their source-conflict notes.
Is the finder synchronized with the main list?
Yes. Both render the same codes-data records. This avoids maintaining conflicting copies of reward quantities and status totals.