It was a joke I won’t really create 100 alts lol.
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There are tricks such as purchasing someone who’s leaving Roblox’s account that contains a good amount of Robux, that’s actually quite worth it, since they might sell you an account with 50K Robux for only 200 dollars, that’s less than half of Roblox official price, but botting MAU is not a fun trick, the price is unreasonable. Visit botting would be more realistic but I’ve seen people do it, and their games usually still fail.
Focus on the game itself would be the best idea, even if you have 0 Robux, a good game can find you investors or streamers easily.
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Well I have 0 Robux so I’ll just try to make a good game that get a few players.
they added a way to check in developer stats, just check the MAU there
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isnt it against roblox TOS to do this?
Hmmm, based my experience MUA is not always about visits or active players???
and it is also an average of months in the year or just a few months???
and also I am not sure what they mean Monthly in MAU
or active
or even a user, I mean for example does bots also counted?
I was comparing for Elliot whether if advertising will bring more MAU or by faking with bots, and since he don’t have Robux, there’s quite some better ways to obtain them. Purchasing an account is the best option, and Roblox can’t detect it, unlike selling limiteds or group payouts.
Sorry for being off-topic though.
In fact, the average cannot be over the highest MAU you had, and that’s why Roblox will be taking the highest record of MAU that you had.
Visits is not a valid factor to count the MAU.
HOW MANY PLAYERS PLAYED YOUR GAME THIS MONTH = MAU. 
Theoretically they will not be counted if Roblox finds out, but Roblox doesn’t check it a lot, it takes a lot of time to moderate too.
So I will get the Golden Crown or not?
But it’s visits so maybe it’s just one single player who joined a few times 
you can check the MAU to be certain, you dont need to guess based on the visits
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Where do I find the MAU?
That was what I searched but I didn’t find it…
MAU ≠ Visits.
Looking through your profile, you were likely referring to this, which has 70k VISITS. You mentioned it was over several months that you saw 10k ‘MAU’, which doesn’t really match up with what you would expect for 70k.
You can check the actual MAU by going to the game’s Creator Dashboard, then Engagement, then scroll down a bit
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Go to your creator dashboard, then engagement, then scroll down a bit
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Yes,
It was getting over 10k a month for around 4 months with that being my MAU. I checked on my dashboard. It got into the algorithm because I had apparently had some keyword in there that people looked for. I hadn’t planned for it to really be played by anyone other than people trying to find out how to use Microsoft rewards. after a few months of success I decided to put the “This game does not give you robux” disclaimer under it because the game says it’s possible to get robux through microsoft rewards and it knocked it out of the algorithm and i dropped to around 50 plays a day from about 200-400.
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Are they still handing them out? I got bombastic in July, but have not received sparkletime. My game has well over 100k mau.
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A few dozens of dollars…? You can literally run it off a VPS with 512Mb of RAM (with no desktop environment) and get by.