I’ve been thinking of adding a spin the wheel minigame in my game, where the player would pay in-game cash to spin a wheel with a random outcome of prizes.
I’ve read this in the community rules of roblox:
Basically saying that casino style games that involve real money are not allowed, which is understandable, but since my “spin the wheel” would be using only in-game money, would it be allowed?
I should also add that in-game money can be obtained for free by playing the in-game jobs or purchased via robux.
I think what they mean is Spin the wheel for 10 Robux isn’t allowed. but spin the wheel for 10 Ingame Cash might be allowed. @Widgeon has a casino is his new game Called the plaza 2 he lets the user play for free.
In my game, the currency can be obtained by working for it or just buying it with robux. Does this mean that using the cash to spin the wheel would be against the rules?
A lot of games, namely simulators, have this sort of mechanic where you buy cases/eggs etc with in-game currency and get a random outcome. I’ve also heard somewhere that if you clearly state the chances of every outcome, it should be fine.
It’s worth reminding you of what Roblox has said about users paying for random virtual items. You must disclose the odds. Learn more about this change and their original words @
If you have any sort of chance-related mechanic in your game that can be accessed by using robux in any way (10 robux to open a crate, or purchase 10 robux worth of in-game cash and then open a crate using in-game cash) then you have to state the exact probabilities of everything in the crate.
