+1 Stone Skipping Eggs: Prices, Hatch Odds, and Reported Pets

Quick answer

Eggs come from hatching machines opened through the Pets button in the side menu. The only machine with documented buy tiers and displayed odds is Hacked Admin — a green-glowing machine with a panel of pet cards, each showing a percentage, and three buy buttons: 70 for Buy 1, 185 for Buy 3, and 459 for Buy 8. Eggs are paid for with Wins, the game's trophy currency.

• Hacked Admin panel odds: 40%, 56%, 20%, 5%, and 12% — the 5% pet is the long-shot. The pet names were unreadable on the panel, so the odds can't be tied to specific pets.
• Bulk tiers cut the per-hatch cost: Buy 3 works out to ~61.7 per hatch (~12% cheaper) and Buy 8 to ~57.4 (~18% cheaper) than the single 70 price.
• Other eggs reported in footage: first egg at 50 Wins, Legendary (Wins-gated; one session opened it at 3.75 million), Mythical at 50 million, later eggs at 2 million and 2 billion (reading ambiguous), Eternal at 30 billion.
• Free egg sources: a Common Egg from redeemable codes, a playtime-reward egg, and luck boosts that affect hatching odds.
• Pet names quoted from videos are unconfirmed transcript spellings, and no complete pet pool for any egg has been documented.

Hacked Admin egg: buy tiers and currency

The Hacked Admin machine's three buy buttons price hatches as follows (read from footage recorded 2026-09-26):

Comparison

Comparison

Purchase	Price	What you get
Buy 1	70	One egg hatch
Buy 3	185	Three hatches (~12% cheaper per hatch than Buy 1)
Buy 8	459	Eight hatches (~18% cheaper per hatch than Buy 1)

Bulk buys are where the savings are: at Buy 3 each hatch costs about 61.7 and at Buy 8 about 57.4 — roughly 12% and 18% less than the single-hatch price of 70, the same structure as most Roblox egg shops. Affordability is not a barrier for long: Wins come from throw distance, and these prices are small next to mid-game income (one session showed a balance of 5.52K Wins with egg costs in the hundreds), so filling your first pet slots is cheap relative to the boost they apply to every later throw.

On currency: the game guide describes Wins as "the trophy currency you spend on pets, boosts and progress toward the next rebirth," earned by reaching farther zones, and footage matches it — a new player is told "you need 50 wins to buy your first egg." One boundary: the currency icon on the Hacked Admin buy buttons could not be identified in the footage, so naming Wins as that machine's currency comes from the guide and gameplay footage rather than the panel itself. Glance at the button in-game before buying.

Hacked Admin displayed odds

The pet cards on the Hacked Admin panel display five hatch odds: 40%, 56%, 20%, 5%, and 12% — five pets at very different rarities, with the 5% pet the long-shot. Two limits apply: the pet names on the cards were below readable resolution, and the buy-button currency icon couldn't be identified, so these odds are published without pet names. Treat the panel's pets as unidentified until readable footage of the machine appears.

These percentages belong to the Hacked Admin panel only, and other machines' reported odds don't reconcile with them: footage of a mythical egg describes its 40% pet as "legit the worst one in the egg," while a legendary egg's hatch is described as its 10% pet and "the best one in that egg." Since the odds can't be matched across machines, don't carry percentages from one egg to another — read the odds shown on each machine's own panel in-game.

Reported costs and Win gates for other eggs

Beyond Hacked Admin, egg costs exist only as footage-reported unlock gates from player videos, not an official price list; egg names are as spoken in the footage, and whether those machines offer Buy 1 / 3 / 8 bulk tiers is undocumented.

Data table

Data table

Egg	Reported cost or unlock gate	Reported in
First egg	50 Wins	First-session footage
Legendary egg	Wins-gated; one session opened it at 3.75 million Wins	Mid-game footage
Mythical egg	50 million Wins	Mid-game footage
Later eggs (unnamed)	2 million, then 2 billion Wins to open (reading ambiguous in footage)	Late-game footage
Eternal egg	30 billion Wins	Late-game footage

Pets reported from named eggs

Every pet below is an individual hatch result reported in gameplay videos — a sample of outcomes, not a complete pool list for any egg — and the names are transcript spellings, so treat them all as unconfirmed:

• Rainbow egg — a pet heard as "Aura," identified as the 100x card.
• Mythic eggs — Velvet Manticor; "Salious spin" reported as the best one.
• Eternal egg — Star Will, hatched from a free egg; a purchased Eternal egg hatched a "cosmic levatan."
• Later session — Koi hatched repeatedly in a world-2 session.

The only machine-tied odds on this page are the Hacked Admin panel's 40 / 56 / 20 / 5 / 12 set; the Mythical egg's reported "40% worst pet" and Legendary egg's reported "10% best pet" are separate, unmatched percentages from those videos.

Free eggs and hatch luck

Checklist

• Redeem codes for a free Common Egg

  Codes reportedly come loaded with Skill Potions, Win Potions, a Common Egg, and a few free Wins; a second code list also includes a Common Egg among working-code rewards. The current code strings aren't listed here.

• Claim playtime rewards

  One player received a free legendary egg as a playtime reward and opened it — free eggs do drop from playtime milestones.

• Save luck boosts for hatching

  Footage indicates luck boosts affect egg hatching odds — one player held a luck-boost gift specifically for better luck hatching eggs.

Recheck after updates

The Hacked Admin pricing and odds were read from footage recorded 2026-09-26, and the video-reported Win gates are undated. Egg prices, currencies, pools, and odds can all shift with pet or world updates — confirm the current panel values in-game before spending.