+1 Stone Skipping Hacked Admin Egg: Prices, Odds & Bulk Hatches
Hacked Admin egg machine in +1 Stone Skipping: 70 / 185 / 459 for one, three, and eight hatches, plus the five displayed pet odds — and what remains unconfirmed.
Quick answer
The 'Hacked Admin' egg machine — a green-glowing hatching machine in the pet shop area — sells hatches for 70, 185, and 459 across its three buy tiers. Those amounts appear next to a coin icon whose currency name has not been identified, and the machine's panel displays five pets at 40%, 56%, 20%, 5% and 12% odds.
- Buy 1: 70 · Buy 3: 185 (about 12% less per hatch) · Buy 8: 459 (about 18% less per hatch)
- Pet names on the panel were below readable resolution, so the odds are listed without names
- Figures were read from the pet shop UI in gameplay footage recorded 2026-09-26 — recheck after pet updates
Where the Hacked Admin machine is
The hatching machine observed in the 2026-09-26 footage is titled "Hacked Admin" — a green-glowing egg machine with a panel of pet cards, each card showing a percentage, and buy buttons in three tiers. Pets are the game's passive-boost layer: the Pets button in the side menu opens your collection, and the hatching machine is where eggs are bought.
A playthrough bought "admin eggs" right after unlocking the area it calls the admin zone ("So, let's go ahead and get one of these admin eggs here"), but that video never displays the machine's title text, so its details should be treated as applying to this machine only provisionally. The recorded gameplay also doesn't show any zone, level, or cost gate for reaching the machine, or whether it's permanent.
Currency and hatch prices
The machine's buy buttons come in three tiers, as shown on the pet shop UI:
Comparison
| Purchase | Price (coin icon) | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Buy 1 | 70 | One egg hatch |
| Buy 3 | 185 | Three hatches — about 12% cheaper per hatch than Buy 1 |
| Buy 8 | 459 | Eight hatches — about 18% cheaper per hatch than Buy 1 |
The prices appear next to a coin icon that could not be identified in the footage, so they're published as bare amounts without a currency name. Don't assume these amounts are Wins or any other named currency — check the icon on the machine's buy buttons in-game before budgeting.
Bulk-hatch savings
Bulk buys matter: at Buy 3 each hatch works out to about 61.7, and at Buy 8 about 57.4 — roughly 12% and 18% less than the 70 single price. That's the same tiered structure as most Roblox egg shops, so if you plan to hatch more than once, Buy 8 is the cheapest per hatch.
Pet pool and displayed odds
The panel displayed five pets with very different rarities:
Tips
Five displayed odds
The Hacked Admin pet cards showed hatch odds of 40%, 56%, 20%, 5% and 12%, with the 5% card identified as the long shot of the pool.
Names unreadable
The pet card names were below readable resolution in the footage, so these odds can't yet be matched to named pets or boost values.
As displayed, not normalized
The percentages don't total 100 and are presented exactly as the panel displays them — read them as the machine's on-screen labels rather than a normalized drop table.
40% was the weak pull
In a playthrough, buying an admin egg produced what the player called 'the worst one in this egg, the 40%' — matching the panel's percentage display. Since that video never shows the machine's title, treat this as the same pool only provisionally.
Is the Hacked Admin egg worth it?
Two signals say hatching here is worth it. The official game description promises "Collect pets for powerful boosts!" and in the longer recorded run the player — mid-way through a pet-heavy session — said pets prove "really beneficial" (from that video's auto-captions, translated from French). That session kept hatching eggs right after rebirths, so pet boosts were active alongside rebirth boosts.
Practically: Wins come from throw distance, and these egg prices are small compared with mid-game Win income — the recorded footage showed a balance of 5.52K Wins while egg costs sat in the hundreds. Filling your first pet slots is cheap relative to the boost they apply to every later throw. That affordability comparison is contextual, though: the hatch currency itself remains unnamed.
Prices, currency, pool, and odds should all be rechecked after pet updates — every machine figure on this page comes from the pet shop UI as recorded on 2026-09-26.