The king of the genre and the direct ancestor of our loop: you roll — out comes an aura with a "1 in N" chance — you bank luck so you can roll better. 2.0bn visits, ~38 thousand concurrent, 91% rating, 400+ auras. Teardown built on a recorded live session, 14 July 2026 (40 minutes, 116 screenshots), cross-checked against the public Roblox API and the wiki.
The central point: Sol's RNG does not sell luck — it sells speed and a multiplier, and it gives automation away free in exchange for joining the group. The whole game is built so that you are physically in it: the biome rolls every second, not on a schedule. That is where the 38 thousand concurrent come from — and it is also where AFK farms as a fact of life come from.
Why this game matters to us and what to take from it.
Mechanically, Sol's RNG is us: the roll, "1 in N" rarity, a luck stat, a collection. The difference is not the loop but what is built around it: a weekly rhythm, a metered endgame, a recurring subscription, and monetization wired into the moment of pain. Below: what transfers to football and what does not.
"Not luck — speed and a multiplier. Automation is free, in exchange for joining the group"
Quick Roll (115) cuts the roll from ~3.2s to 1.2s — that is ×2.67 rolls per hour. VIP (289) is a multiplier on top of everything else. And auto-roll is handed out for nothing and rejoins the server by itself every 20 minutes, bypassing anti-AFK. The studio bought itself a growth metric and sold efficiency.
The most expensive item found is 899 Robux. There is no trading whatsoever.
A whale physically cannot put in a lot at once — only often and in small amounts. Their answer to whales is not an expensive product but a subscription every seven weeks. And that is possibly the main lesson for our own whale vacuum: treat it with frequency, not with price.
The roll, the first minutes, and what separates it from us.
Our roll offers a choice of one from three for a position. In Sol's there is one aura: take it or leave it. Their loop is poorer in decisions, and that matters: what holds them is not the depth of the turn but everything around it — rarity, biome, collection, rhythm.
What closes the loop: luck raises the chance of the rare, the rare feeds crafting, crafting raises luck. The outer layer is the biome, which rewrites the pool under you without asking.
The trick is the same as ours (the first rolls are rigged), but the scale is orders of magnitude apart. We gift Pro/Elite/WorldClass. They gift a six-million rarity before the player has worked out the rules — and set a bar the game then fails to clear.
The main reason we are tearing this game down at all.
Sol's does not hide the maths. It shows it literally, as a formula, in an item's tooltip. And in that formula the paid pass is not an addend tucked off to one side but a multiplier on top of everything else.
The formula on screen matched word for word the one the wiki describes — a strong cross-check, so the mechanics below can be trusted:
| Layer | What it does | Example values | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Base luck (additive) | adds up from equipped gloves and devices | Luck glove +25% · Galactic Device +250% · Volcanic +290% · Exoflex +340% · Ragnaröker +455% | wiki · +25% on screen |
| Bonus roll (multiplier) | by default every 10th roll ×2; gear changes both the period and the strength | Gravitational Device: ×2 → ×6 · Flesh Device: ×1.35, but on every roll · Blessed Tide: ×3 every 6th | wiki |
| Special buff (addend) | single-roll potions, added after the multiplication | Potion of Bound +50,000 · Heavenly +150,000 · Godlike +400,000 · Oblivion +600,000 · Pump King's Blood +700,000. On the recording the tutorial handed out a starter: +5,000 luck on the next roll only 07:45 | wiki · +5,000 on screen |
| Зелье удачи ("Luck Potion") (timed) | a separate class: not for one roll, but for a duration | 10 at once = +25% for 10 minutes 25:16. These are exactly the ones that sat unused in the inventory | screen |
| × VIP (multiplies everything) | multiplies the total, potions included — which is why it costs what it costs | VIP ×1.2 · VIP+ ×1.2 (×1.3 with VIP bought) | API · formula on screen |
List Value = floor(Base value / Luck)
Luck does not "raise the chance" in the abstract — it literally divides the "1 in N". Auras whose List Value reaches 1 drop out of the list: at high luck, common auras stop appearing altogether. Progress feels like cleaning out the pool rather than a percentage going up.
The game walks the list from rare to common and throws rand(1, List Value); roll a 1 and the aura is yours.
The wiki admits it outright: an aura's drop probability may not reflect the value assigned to it. So a handsome "1 in 3,000,000,000" is a search parameter, not an honest chance. Our own roll is built the same way (walking the list from rare to common), and that is worth remembering when we call our own odds shopfront honest.
Base roll ~3.2s. With Quick Roll — 1.2s. That is ×2.67 rolls per hour.
The most efficient purchase in the game on a "rolls per hour" basis — and the subreddit's top post is precisely about the pain of rolling an expensive potion without Quick Roll, sitting through the animations. Classic conversion through pain, not through power.
What they fill in where ours falls off a cliff.
Our ladder is eight rarity tiers across ratings 72–99, and as we established, it is decorative: only the rating sets the chance. In Sol's, rarity is the axis — stretched over nine orders of magnitude, and every class genuinely separated from its neighbour.
| Class | "1 in N" range | What it means for the player |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | 1 in 1 – 999 | the first hour; on the recording — Обычный ("Common"), Необычный ("Uncommon") 1 in 4, Хорошо ("Good") 1 in 5, Природный ("Natural") 1 in 8, Редкий ("Rare") 1 in 16 |
| Epic | 1 in 1,000 – 9,999 | on the recording — Полумрак ("Twilight") 1 in 1010, рисунок ("Drawing") 1 in 7,500 |
| Unique | 1 in 10,000 – 99,998 | on the recording — Фонарь ("Lantern") 1 in 33,000 08:18: the best that dropped across 42 minutes of honest play |
| Legendary | 1 in 99,999 – 999,998 | — |
| Mythic | 1 in 999,999 – 9,999,999 | the scripted first roll landed here (1 in 6,500,000) |
| Exalted | 1 in 10M – 99,999,998 | — |
| Glorious | 1 in 99,999,999 – 999,999,998 | this is what the cover is aiming at (1 in 850,000,000) |
| Transcendent | 1 in 999,999,999 – 7.5bn | Equinox 1 in 2,500,000,000 — the rarest in the general pool |
| Dimensional | 1 in 7.5bn – 12.5bn | MasterHand — craft only, no roll chance at all |
The top as of today is Monarch, 1 in 3,000,000,000, and it is biome-gated. Auras in total: ~435 wiki — but the wiki itself labels that figure unreliable and contradicts itself in the adjacent line, so we treat it as an estimate, not a fact.
The only Dimensional-class aura — MasterHand — never drops at all. It can only be crafted.
This solves what we have not solved: luck cannot finish the game. Even an infinitely lucky player runs into the recipe — that is, into time. Our top of progression, by contrast, gets finished off with rolls in a couple of hours.
The aura index is not a list of ticks but a display case.
Every aura has: a replay of its drop animation, a soundtrack with play/pause, a view on the character model, lore, three backgrounds, a clean-view mode — and the names of the aura's authors. Uncaught ones are labelled [Locked]. This is our Almanac taken all the way to a museum.
Trading auras between players does not exist. This is the community's complaint #1.
There are no Trading or Gifting pages on the wiki, and a post literally titled "NO TRADING" has sat in the subreddit's top of the year. community Careful: SEO sites insist that "trading is a pillar of Sol's RNG". That contradicts the primary sources and looks like generated slop.
Here is the teardown's main discovery and a direct answer to our "second visit of the day" pain. We were looking for a timer the player turns up for. Sol's has no timer — and that is exactly why the player does not leave.
![HUD with the biome switching to [ СНЕГ ], night, toasts about an aura being auto-added](/images/528dd1114dca.jpg)
| Biome | Chance | Duration | Rarity multiplier |
|---|---|---|---|
| Windy | 1 / 500 per second | — | ×3 |
| Snowy | 1 / 600 per second | — | ×3 |
| Rainy | 1 / 750 per second | — | ×4 |
| Sandstorm | 1 / 3,000 per second | 650s | ×4 |
| Hell | 1 / 6,666 per second | 666s | ×6 |
| Starfall | 1 / 7,500 per second | — | ×5 |
| Heaven | 1 / 7,777 per second | — | ×5 |
| Null | 1 / 10,100 per second ⚠ | 99s | ×1000 |
| Glitched | 1 / 30,000 per biome change | 164s | the gate for the top auras |
⚠ On Null the wiki contradicts itself: the main text gives 1/10,100 per second, the trivia section on the same page gives 1/13,333. Two different numbers on one page; we flag it, we do not choose. wiki
Our cliff at the top of progression — they have four layers of stopgap.
The bosses are promoted into the game's title — "Sol's RNG [ Boss Raid Hell🔥]". That is the endgame's shopfront. Inside are three moves, each of which we can take separately.
"7 осталось" ("7 left") a week, reset on Sundays, a 04d 07ч ("04d 07h") timer on screen.
The content cannot be burned out over a weekend — physically. This is the direct opposite of our stadium, which an engaged player finishes off in days, after which there is nothing to buy. The cap turns "the content has run out" into "come back next week".
Three purple auras on rent, a new set every week.
A player with no top auras still gets a "new" combat kit every week. This is free content out of assets that already exist: nothing gets drawn, it simply rotates. We can do exactly the same with cards — "three stars on rent for a week".
45 seconds + "cannot be changed" + randomness + ◈20, all in one frame.
The reroll costs pennies and sits where the player is already uncomfortable, not in a shop menu. On top of that the free path is knowingly worse: the rental hits for 80%. This is the only purchase in the whole session wired into a gameplay moment — and probably the highest-converting one.
An honesty caveat: the player was on a rented aura (−20% damage) and playing it for the first time in his life. You cannot conclude anything about raid balance from a single attempt — but you can record that even "Easy" does not forgive here, and that this is a deliberate contrast with the roll, where losing is impossible in principle.
If raids meter content out by the week, crafting sets a horizon in months. And it, not luck, is what closes off the top of the ladder.
The scale of the top recipe (Unfathomable Ruins) wiki: 1× Ruins (1 in 500M) · 3× Runic (1 in 50M) · 4× Ethereal (1 in 35M) · 10× Harnessed (1 in 8.5M) · 15× Origin (1 in 6.5M) · 50× each of Twilight, Kyawthuite, Jade · 2,000× Flow (1 in 87,000) · 10,000× Flora (1 in 3,700). The recipe's combined rarity — 1 in 1,532,250,000.
The ladder, the gap, and the main lesson about whales.
Their ladder is dense at the bottom and carries on upward into territory we do not go near at all. But the most interesting thing is where exactly the hole in it sits.
| Pass | On screen screen | Base price API | What it gives | Role |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Merchant Teleporter | 50 | 40 | teleport to the merchant | QoL |
| Starter Pack | 59 | 49 | title, device, gear, 150 Lucky + 150 Speed potions, 3 Popping (+10,000 luck), 15,000 coins | entry |
| Invisible Gear | 95 | 80 | hides gear visually, effects remain | cosmetic |
| Quick roll | 115 | 100 | roll 3.2s → 1.2s = ×2.67 rolls/hour | speed |
| ↑ everything above — QoL and cosmetics · below, luck begins ↓ gap 115 → 289 (in the API 100 → 249, ×2.49) | ||||
| VIP | 289 | 249 | ×1.2 to final luck, ×1.2 to quest rewards, 3 daily rerolls | multiplier |
| VIP+ | 405 | 350 | auto-collect, ×1.2 luck (×1.3 if VIP is bought) | multiplier |
| RNG Premium Pass — Season VII | 575 | 499 | the season pass premium track | subscription |
Everything up to 115 is convenience and cosmetics. The first pass that touches luck costs 289.
The ×2.49 jump is the sharpest on the ladder, and it is no accident: it is the border between "bought comfort" and "bought power". Our 6↔119 hole is a different thing — we have no rung at all, whereas theirs is deliberately placed as a threshold.
A season pass at 575 every ~55 days ≈ ~3,000 Robux a year from a payer.
Cadence from the passes' creation dates: S1 5 Jul 2025 → S7 30 May 2026, averaging 55 days. This is the only recurring line item and, in all likelihood, the core of revenue. Season eight is due out any day now.
The most expensive item found is 899. A whale cannot put in a lot at once.
This is unexpected and important: we treated the whale vacuum as our disease (top 1% = 16.7% against a norm of 40–60%). Sol's has structurally the same roof — and they treat it not with an expensive product but with repeatability: consumables at 150–850, a season pass every 7 weeks, seasonal packs on a ~250/450/750 scheme in every event.
Source caveat: 899 is the upper bound of the range the wiki gives for the Premium Pass across all seasons (the current Season VII costs 499 in the API). Dev products could not be verified through the public API — the endpoint is behind authorisation, so the consumables list rests entirely on the wiki. The claim "there is nothing more expensive" holds within what was found, and is not exhaustively proven. wiki
What brings players back and what drags them in.
Our retention rests on a single mechanism — manually shipping updates (which does, to be fair, double D7). Sol's has five layers, and not one of them requires a developer to ship anything this week.
| Loop | Period | Mechanic | Do we have it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Biome | a lottery every second | no schedule — you have to be in the game | no |
| Day / night | 2m 30s | a second independent cycle, ×10 to some auras | no |
| Dailies | 24h, countdown on screen | 3 tasks + "complete all 3"; one depends on a random biome | the table exists, not wired up |
| Weekly missions + raid rental | a week | rotation of 3 auras + a reward cap of 7 a week, reset on Sundays | no |
| Season pass | ~55 days | two tracks, XP for rolls and missions, at L50 — an exclusive aura; beyond max level — Infinite Reward | no |
| Events | ~a quarter | Easter, Halloween, Winter, Valentine's, Summer — limited auras + limited packs + their own currency | the World Cup live layer ≈ this, but unused |
Our CTR is 1.1–1.5% against a 2% target, and across five of our design docs there are zero lines on thumbnails. So we look at what the king drags people in with: he has 2.0bn visits and 38 thousand concurrent.
The cover does not show what you play. It shows what you can win.
Our thumbnails show footballers — that is, what kind of game this is. Theirs show the stake. For the RNG genre, judging by 2bn visits, the second works better.
"HOW IS YOUR LUCK?" — the cover asks the player a question personally.
Not a description but a challenge you want to answer with a click. A cheap trick we have never once tried.
Sol's RNG [ Boss Raid Hell🔥] — the endgame is promoted into the headline.
The title works as a patch note: it tells a returning player what is new. It changes from update to update. API Our headline is static.
Below is what neither the wiki nor the screenshots will tell you: where a live player sticks, where he gives up, and where the mechanics fail to add up with themselves. All with recording timecodes.
How to read this. The peak at minute 16 is not about a reward. It is the moment the player worked out how the monetization is built and admired it. After that the curve holds up on understanding ("I have worked out how it all works" — 21 min), not on desire. The red zone on the right is the raid: half an hour of build-up and an hour of promises ended in a six-minute defeat with no reward.
At minute 16 the player, unprompted, described the whole construction: auto-roll for the group, speed for a gamepass.
And the reaction was not "a rip-off" but "good mechanics, neatly done". That matters more than it seems: their model reads as honest even when it is being worked out. Both limits are labelled right on the switched-off toggles — the player sees the price of entry rather than hitting a wall.
"The one right at the top has 17.4 million rolls. I understand that he is rolling on automatic."
The top of the table does not motivate you to catch up — it tells you the competition is between bot farms, not people. For us that is a warning: if we hand out auto-roll, our "Matches" leaderboard turns into the same thing. recording 18:52
"It is not clear what they give. Which of them is better — the divine one, say, or the lantern?"
The game shows "1 in N" but does not show what the aura does. The player spent 40 minutes deciding what to equip on the basis of a single rarity number. Our "Better than your ST", for all its defects, solves exactly this problem — and Sol's has nothing of the kind at all. recording 18:23
| What happened | When | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Could not equip the crafted gloves. "It is not clear how to put them on… I am trying to add them somehow — no" | 28:40 · 30:11 | crafting is the endgame's central mechanic, and the "crafted → equipped" path stays unreadable for minutes |
| Luck dropped with no explanation. "My clover has gone, there is less luck" | 29:01 | the headline stat moved downward and the game did not say why. In a game that is entirely about that stat |
| Fishing does not work. "There is a green bar, you have to hit it, but it moves as well… it is not exactly a convenient thing" | 22:22 · 23:11 · 23:19 | two failures in a row, the mechanic is not explained. A side mode taking time away from the main one |
| Picked the pre-boss aura blind. "I am taking the middle one, which is — I do not know" | 31:29 | a 45-second timer + "cannot be changed" work against a considered choice: the player presses whatever |
| The roll animation is too long. "That animation is somehow drawn out" | 08:11 | precisely the pain Quick Roll sells for 115. The player felt it at minute 8 — before he learned the pass existed |
| Six minutes of fighting, a defeat, zero reward. "Basically, they did not give me anything for it" | 38:11 · 39:01 | the only active content in the game punishes a newcomer with emptiness. Compare with our "+1 luck for a defeat" |
Every finding set against one of our six pain points.
The main thing this teardown gives us: almost everything we were about to invent, the genre's king already has in place and proven on 38 thousand concurrent. Below: what transfers word for word, what needs adapting to football, and what must not be taken.
| Our pain | Their move | How it transfers to football | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|
| The second visit of the day 1.27 visits |
the biome rolls every second; no schedule — you have to be in the game. Plus dailies with a countdown and a task that depends on a random biome | our analogue of the biome is the World Cup live layer, and it is already built: real matches, "boosted" nations, goal windows. Turn it from a ticker into a pool condition: "while Spain's match is on, Spaniards drop more often". That is not "come back tomorrow", it is "be here now" | take |
| The content cliff at the top of progression | the top is closed off by crafting, not by luck: the top aura does not drop at all. Recipes for 2,000–10,000 cheap ingredients | duplicate cards → shards → craft a legend that does not roll. Luck stops being able to end the game. We already have duplicates (up to 63 copies for level 7) — the rail is half laid | take |
| The content cliff · second stopgap | raids: a cap of 7 rewards a week, reset on Sundays, timer on screen | our stadium gets finished off in days because nothing caps it. The cap turns "the content has run out" into "come back on Sunday" | take |
| The content cliff · third stopgap | a rotation of three auras every week — new content out of assets that already exist. But they are issued on rent, and that breaks the motivation to farm your own (see §10b) | we take the rotation, not the rental: a weekly set of "three stars" — only in a separate mode where your own squad does not take part. Otherwise we undermine exactly the attachment to the team that the redesign is being done for. Zero new art — a config rotation | adapt |
| The whale vacuum top 1% = 16.7% |
a season pass at 575 every ~55 days ≈ 3,000 Robux/year. And their single-payment ceiling is only 899 — they treat it with frequency, not with price | this inverts our framing. We were looking for what to sell a whale expensively. The king's answer: sell regularly. Our World Cup gives a natural season cadence | take |
| The cross-sell gap 6 ↔ 119 Robux |
a dense bottom of 50 / 59 / 95 / 115, then a deliberate ×2.49 threshold and luck only from 289 | we already have rungs (10/13/20/39/55). What to take: the meaning of the threshold — below it we sell convenience, above it power. Right now our 2× Luck at 119 sits next to the roll bundles, and the border does not read | adapt |
| Thumbnails < 2% CTR | the cover = one number + the question "HOW IS YOUR LUCK?". The feature is promoted into the game's title | we have a slot for 2 experimental thumbnails out of 5. The hypothesis is cheap: lead with a number ("1 in 3,000 — Haaland") and a question, not a scene. We do not know their CTR — this is a hypothesis, not a recipe | test |
| D2 churn | there is no direct answer — we do not know their D2. Indirectly, dailies + the season pass + the biome lottery do the work | honestly: the Sol's teardown does not answer our main pain directly. Their retention is about the long tail, not about the day 1→2 transition. The closest thing that transfers is the daily with a countdown and "complete all 3" | partially |
| — | Auto-roll free for joining the group, auto-rejoin every 20 min | our auto-roll is sold as a gamepass and simultaneously sits free in the upgrade tree — that is a bug. Their model: give it away for the group (a growth metric), sell speed. We do not have 12.3M members, but the channel is the same | take |
| — | the sale at the moment of pain: 45 sec + "cannot be changed" + a reroll for ◈20 | our analogue is the moment before a match: "the squad is weaker than the opponent, reroll the three for N". A micro-price at a gameplay node, not in a shop | take |
| — | trading between players | they do not have it, and it is the community's complaint #1. We could build what the king lacks — but that is a separate product with an economy and fraud attached, not a "feature for a week" | not now |
| — | AFK farms and macros as the norm | a direct consequence of free automation. Outside reviews call it "a digital slot machine" and go after the age rating community. Copying the farm means copying the reputational risk with it | do not take |
What the game is worth and what to take from it first.
Judged on a single player turn, Sol's RNG is simpler: one button, no choice, no match. Judged on what holds a person for months and makes him pay every seven weeks — we are not in the same league. And almost everything that makes the difference is built, on their side, out of things we already have.
one button, no decision — poorer than ours
a 1 in 6.5M jackpot on the first roll; the hook is set instantly
the formula is printed for the player; they sell speed and a multiplier, not luck
crafting + a weekly cap + rental rotation; the top is closed off by hard work
five loops from a second to a quarter, with no manual work from the team
a dense ladder and a subscription, but nothing expensive on sale — 899 at most
"1 in N" is a weight, not a probability; the headline stat does not show progress
A benchmark not of mechanics but of rhythm. Sol's RNG does not win because its roll is more interesting than ours — it is poorer. It wins because five loops of different lengths are built around that roll, the endgame is metered out by the week, the top of the ladder is closed off by hard work, and you are asked to pay a little every seven weeks. Our loop is richer, our live layer is unique — but we have no rhythm.
What to take first, in ascending order of cost:
And one thing not to take: their free automation is a deliberate trade-off against AFK farms and a reputation as "a digital slot machine". We can take their monetization model (give automation away, sell speed) without copying the farm: we have the match, which means we have somewhere to put the player's presence.