Get 67 in Steal a Brainrot: Drop Rate, Crafting, Festive Code

If you’ve been playing Steal a Brainrot on Roblox, you’ve probably heard players buzzing about “67” — a secret brainrot that’s become the holy grail for collectors. With a drop rate reported from 1.75% to 3.75% from the Admin Lucky Block, this guide breaks down its rarity, why you can’t craft it, and what the festive variant means for your collection.

Drop rate of 67: 1.75%–3.75% from Admin Lucky Block ·
Can be crafted? No ·
Rarity tier: Secret ·
Festive variant: Exists (modded method) ·
Status in game (2025): Available

Six key facts about 67, one pattern: the game offers multiple paths to obtain it, but every path trades time or money for luck.

How rare is 67 in Steal a Brain Rot?

Rarity in Steal a Brainrot is measured by drop rate and tier. 67 sits in the “Secret” category, above common and rare but below the ultra-elite. The GameBoost guide confirms its secret status, but the exact percentage is disputed.

What are the chances to get 67?

Two major guides disagree. GameBoost (gaming tips portal) says the Admin Lucky Block drops 67 at a 3.75% rate, while Eldorado.gg (game marketplace blog) puts it at 1.75%. Both sources are reputable within the Roblox trading community, but neither is official. The wiki does not list a specific drop rate, only that the Admin Lucky Block is the source.

Is 67 the rarest brainrot?

Not by a long shot. Rarer variants include Los 67 (drop rate 0.5% from Los Lucky Blocks, per Eldorado.gg) and the Festive 67 (limited to 50,000 units according to a YouTube guide by RFG). 67’s secret tier puts it above common brainrots but below event‑exclusive ones.

Can you craft 67 in Steal a Brainrot?

The short answer: no. Unlike other items that can be fused or crafted at workstations, 67 is strictly a lucky-block loot drop. This lack of a crafting recipe is by design — it preserves the item’s scarcity.

How is 67 obtained if not crafted?

There are two legitimate paths:

• Admin Lucky Block – spawned during Admin Abuse events, which occur twice a week (Eldorado.gg). The host (Sammy) triggers the event in public servers.
• Stealing from other players – GameBoost confirms you can steal 67 from other players’ inventories in public servers, making PvP a viable (but risky) strategy.

What is the Admin Lucky Block?

It’s a special lucky block that appears only during the “Admin Abuse” live event. GameBoost describes it as a weekly event hosted by Sammy, while Eldorado.gg states the schedule is fixed at twice a week. The block has a loot pool that includes 67 along with other secret items.

What is the oldest Brainrot in Steal a Brain Rot?

The first brainrot ever added to the game is simply called “Brainrot #1.” It was introduced in the initial release of Steal a Brainrot, making it a piece of Roblox history.

Which brainrot was added first?

According to the Steal a Brainrot Wiki, Brainrot #1 was part of the original game launch. Unlike 67, which came later with the Extinct event, #1 has no special obtainment method — it was always available as a drop from standard lucky blocks.

How was the oldest brainrot discovered?

Community videos on YouTube (RFG game guides) document early players finding Brainrot #1 in the first weeks of the game. Its simple design and low rarity make it a common collector’s item today.

Is there going to be a 67 brainrot in Steal a Brainrot?

Yes — 67 is currently in the game and obtainable. No official announcement has been made about its removal, but the recent deletion of Tung Tung Sahur (another secret brainrot) has the community worried.

Will 67 ever be removed?

The Steal a Brainrot Wiki notes that 67 was added with the Extinct event, hinting that the developer (Sammy) sometimes phases out event items. However, as of 2025, 67 remains in the loot pool. GameBoost reports no current removal plans.

Are there plans to add new brainrots?

Developer updates are infrequent, but the game has seen periodic additions like the Festive 67 and Los 67. The Eldorado.gg guide speculates that new variants will appear during seasonal events, though no roadmap exists.

What is the code for the festive 67 in Steal a Brainrot?

The Festive 67 is a seasonal variant that can be obtained through modded methods or by purchasing a code from Eldorado.gg (which lists a price of $29.99 from playsab.com). The exact code is not publicly documented.

How to redeem the festive 67 code?

Two approaches exist, both unofficial:

• Modded server method – A YouTube tutorial (modding channel) shows a custom admin fuse machine that can craft Festive 67, but requires reindeer items and risks account suspension.
• Gift card purchase – Eldorado.gg claims a $29.99 purchase from playsab.com grants the Festive 67 code. The site is not affiliated with Roblox, so buyer beware.

Is the festive 67 still available?

Only 50,000 units were created, per RFG YouTube. As of 2025, some codes may still be unclaimed, but availability is shrinking. The modded method works only if a modded server is active, which is rare.

Community voices

“67 has a 3.75% chance of dropping from the Admin Lucky Block.”

GameBoost (gaming tips portal)

“Festive 67 is bought for $29.99 from playsab.com and has a value of $16B.”

Eldorado.gg (game marketplace blog)

“The candy cane route has a carrying limit of 10 and a return time of 120 seconds.”

RFG YouTube (game guide channel)

“You may need reindeer to have any chance of getting Festive 67 in a modded server.”

YouTube modding tutorial

For the player hunting 67 in 2025, the choice is clear: grind the Admin Lucky Block events twice a week and hope for a 1.75%–3.75% roll, or pay $30 for a risky code and risk account bans. There’s no middle ground — and that’s exactly what makes 67 so coveted.

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