Three focused guides for +1 Money Roll To Get Rich's core loop: earn Cash by rolling through stages, claim Wins at the furthest stage you reach, and decide when a rebirth is worth the reset. Each guide below is specific to this game's documented numbers — no generic simulator advice — and each names its sources and checked date.
+1 Money Roll To Get Rich is an incremental simulator by Laser Miners Inc. (launched 2026-07-30, up to 10 players per server). You walk stages with a growing money ball, then roll it down the track: the further you get, the bigger the payout waiting at the Claim Wins pad. Two currencies split your decisions — Cash buys gear and auras, Wins buy pet eggs, and neither converts into the other. A failed roll costs your carried money and returns you to the start, which makes the real strategy question “when do I push a stage, and when do I rebirth instead?” That question is what all three guides answer.
The full first session in order: claim the 25,000-Cash Group Reward, finish the four tutorial objectives, buy your first gear upgrade, hatch your first egg, and roll to Stage 5's 175-Win payout. Includes the mistakes that waste a first hour — unequipped gear, buying the wrong tier, and rolling before the tutorial's reward menu is cleared.
Read when: you just spawned for the first time.
Read the guideThe official description is blunt — lose your money and you're back at the start. This guide separates what a wipe really takes from you (carried Cash, your roll-in-progress) from what stays (Wins, gear, pets, auras), then gives a recovery order: re-claim the group reward if unspent, rebuild with the cheapest gear tier, and re-enter at the highest stage your multiplier still clears.
Read when: a roll just failed and you're tempted to rebirth in a panic.
Read the guideWorld 2 opens with a clear, not a purchase: clear Stage 10, claim its 30,000-Win payout, then take the teleporter at the end of the World 1 track. Covers what changes after the unlock — 30k and 100k Cash gear tiers, rebirth requirements from 175 up to 275, and the Stage 19 teleport back to World 1 for farming.
Read when: your gear hits the +350 Cash tier.
Read the guideEvery guide route ends at the same place: a Claim Wins pad that pays by the furthest stage reached. These are the documented payouts — plan rebirths and egg purchases around them.
| Stage | Reported Wins payout | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Stage 1 | 5 Wins | The tutorial-adjacent payout; proves the Claim Wins loop in minutes. |
| Stage 5 | 175 Wins | First payout worth planning a session around. |
| Stage 6 | 500 Wins | Pairs with the 100-requirement rebirth. |
| Stage 8 | 5,000 Wins | Covers the 3,000-Win Rare Egg with change. |
| Stage 10 | 30,000 Wins | The World 2 gateway payout — clear the stage, claim, then take the end-of-track teleport. |
| Stage 12 | 75,000 Wins | Early World 2 income. |
| Stage 14 | 750,000 Wins | The deepest documented payout as of the August 30 guide. |
Source: allthings.how's World 2 walkthrough (published 2026-08-30, from documented live play), checked 2026-10-14. The developer has not published a payout table, so treat these as community-documented and recheck them after game updates — the update watch tracks those.
Every route and number in these guides comes from two kinds of checkable sources: the official description (the roll loop, Cash, Wins, pets, auras, training zones, boosts, cash stands, and the reset-on-loss rule) and the documented live-play walkthrough published by allthings.how on August 30, 2026 — the same guide behind the wiki's gear and rebirth tables. What the guides deliberately do not contain: exact gear prices beyond the tutorial's 100-Cash tier, roll-length formulas, or stage costs nobody has published. Where a decision needs those numbers, the guide tells you to read your own screen instead — and the calculator exists so your own values, not invented averages, drive the plan. Each guide carries its checked date; after the game's next update (the official Updated timestamp is the trigger, currently October 9), any guide whose route is touched gets a re-verification pass before it calls itself current again.
The roll and multiplier calculator turns your own Cash, gear value, and stage target into an estimated roll count, and the pet tier list tells you which egg hatch to equip at each point of the run.
The progression reference holds the full gear ladder, rebirth thresholds, and stage map, while the modifiers page covers pets, auras, and the spawn-area stations that raise every later roll.
