World 1: Stages 1-10
The tutorial and early ladder. Payouts grow from 5 Wins at Stage 1 to 30,000 at Stage 10, funded by gear tiers from +2 to +350 Cash and the first four rebirths (50, 100, 125, 150). The level marker tops out at 200 MAX.
+1 Money Roll To Get Rich has no official manual, no Fandom wiki, and no Trello board — so this hub does that job: the core loop, the currencies, the world structure, and links into the two deep references (progression and modifiers). Every number is community-documented with its source and checked date, because the developer publishes no stat tables.
The whole design hangs on one verb. You roll a money ball down a track: the further it goes, the more Cash it carries, and the furthest stage you reach is what a Claim Wins pad pays out in Wins. Rolling is also the risk — the official description says it plainly: lose your money and you're back at the start. Between rolls you spend: Cash buys gear and auras that raise what each roll carries, Wins buy pet eggs that raise your multipliers. The loop climbs from Stage 1 through World 1's Level 200 MAX marker into World 2, with rebirths trading your level for a permanent multiplier at documented thresholds. Servers hold up to 10 players, and the server's richest player is the literal win condition.
The most common beginner mistake is planning around a conversion that does not exist. The two currencies buy different halves of your build:
| Currency | Role | Spent on | Reset risk |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cash (Money) | The amount your roll is carrying — also the score that makes you the richest player on the server | Gear upgrades, auras, and the spawn-area stations | Losing a roll wipes your carried money and sends you back to the start (official description wording) |
| Wins | The trophy currency paid out at the Claim Wins pad for the furthest stage your roll reached | Pet eggs (for example the 3,000-Win Rare Egg) | Wins are a permanent tally; the fan guide does not report any mechanic that takes them away |
Source: official description wording (Cash, Wins, reset-on-loss) plus the allthings.how walkthrough (published 2026-08-30) for the spend sides. Checked 2026-10-14.
The tutorial and early ladder. Payouts grow from 5 Wins at Stage 1 to 30,000 at Stage 10, funded by gear tiers from +2 to +350 Cash and the first four rebirths (50, 100, 125, 150). The level marker tops out at 200 MAX.
Clear Stage 10, claim its 30,000 Wins, then take the teleporter at the end of the track — a clear, not a purchase. World 2 continues the stage count (12, 14, up to a documented ceiling of 20) and pays in 30k-to-100k Cash gear ranges.
Stage 20 is the documented ceiling as of late August; the reported SECRET UPDATE 2 promised a new world, and three September updates shipped without notes. Current status is tracked on the event page.
Deep tables for all of this — gear ladder, rebirth thresholds, stage payouts — live in the progression reference.
The full documented climb: the gear ladder from +2 to +100k Cash, rebirth thresholds from 50 to 275, the stage map with its Win payouts (5 at Stage 1 up to 750,000 at Stage 14), and the World 2 unlock via the Stage 10 teleport. Ends with the spawn-area stations and what is still undocumented, like exact stage costs.
Everything that changes your roll numbers: the egg system with its documented pets (Bunny through Polar Bear, Penguin, and Swag Cow), the aura menu from Dust (5,000 Cash) to Fire (1,000,000 Cash), the spawn-area VIP and MVP zones plus the Gold Machine, and how multipliers stack conceptually where the game documents them.
The roll and multiplier calculator applies the wiki's documented concepts to your own numbers, and the pet tier list turns the egg table into equip-order advice.
The guides hub walks the loop in order (first hour, reset recovery, World 2), the update watch dates every official timestamp, and the sources register names every reference used here.
A Roblox incremental simulator by Laser Miners Inc., released July 30, 2026. You roll a growing money ball through stages, claim Wins for the furthest stage reached, and spend Cash on gear and auras or Wins on pet eggs. Lose your money and you're back at the start (official description wording, checked 2026-10-14).
Clear Stage 10, claim the 30,000-Win payout, then take the teleporter at the end of the World 1 track. World 2's stages continue from there (community-documented path, allthings.how, published 2026-08-30; verified against live play by that guide).
None that any tracker has listed. URGameTips (rechecked October 14, after the October 9 update) and Buxy (October 2, 0 codes) both list no working codes, and the official description advertises none. The free head start is the 25,000-Cash Group Reward instead. This page rechecks after every game update.
The developer has not published stat tables or patch notes, so every figure on this site is community-documented from live play. The experience's official Updated timestamp (2026-10-09T15:50:58Z as of our October 14 check) is the signal that a table needs a fresh verification pass.