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RNGdle Badge List & How to Unlock Them

Badges are the collectible layer of RNGdle. Every daily roll is scanned for 233 distinct patterns — palindromes, primes, runs, meme numbers, split-of-the-number curiosities — and each pattern it finds fires a badge and pays entropy points. One roll can unlock many at once: 420420 lights up Hotbox, Echo, Three Pair, Low Ball, Flush and more than a dozen others in a single sweep.

Two official mechanics make this list tick. First, EP equals 100 divided by the badge's earn probability — the chance column and the EP column are the same information wearing different clothes, which is why rarer always means richer. Second, family supersession: related badges belong to 39 families (all the power badges, all the jackpot ladders, all the void endings…), and within a family only the highest-EP badge you earned actually pays — the rest display but score 0, because the bigger one already implies them. That is why 100,000 pays Eon alone instead of Eon plus every smaller zero-ending.

One distinction before you scroll: the tier names on this page describe how much a single badge pays. They are different from your roll's card tier in the rarity calculator, which is based on your number's total EP across all badges — so an Uncommon roll full of Common badges is a perfectly normal sight.

The tables below list every badge grouped by its official rarity tier, with the trigger, the exact share of all 1,000,001 possible rolls that earn it (computed by a full sweep, never estimated) and the official EP payout. Want to know which ones a specific number gets? Drop it into the rarity calculator, or try as many numbers as you like in the sandbox without using up your daily roll.

Common badges (EP under 1,000)

The everyday layer. These badges fire on ordinary rolls — pairs, a stray 7, even and odd numbers — and pay modest EP because nearly everybody earns them. Do not dismiss them, though: they stack, and a lucky day of ten Common badges out-scores a mediocre rare find. EP under 1,000 per badge is the official definition of this tier.

BadgeTriggerRarityChanceEP
HillsDigits strictly alternate up and down (4+ digits).Common14%733
Three of a KindExactly three of one digit.Common14%724
Lucky Seven (Divisible)Divisible by 7.Common14%700
HeterogeneousNo repeated digits.Common17%593
Mini Scramble3+ adjacent digits form a run when sorted.Common17%579
Gap OneFirst and last digits differ by exactly 1.Common19%529
Two PairTwo digits each appearing twice or more.Common27%377
DunesSlopes keep alternating; flat stretches allowed.Common27%364
HopscotchA digit appears at every other position, twice.Common32%312
GhostContains exactly one 0.Common32%309
QuartetExactly four different digits.Common34%290
Hydrogen (1)Contains exactly one 1.Common35%282
Helium (2)Contains exactly one 2.Common35%282
Carbon (6)Contains exactly one 6.Common35%282
Oxygen (8)Contains exactly one 8.Common35%282
Lithium (3)Contains exactly one 3.Common35%282
Beryllium (4)Contains exactly one 4.Common35%282
Boron (5)Contains exactly one 5.Common35%282
Nitrogen (7)Contains exactly one 7.Common35%282
Fluorine (9)Contains exactly one 9.Common35%282
GroundedFirst digit smaller than the last.Common40%250
Contiguous PairTwo identical neighbouring digits.Common40%249
Lucky SevenContains the digit 7.Common47%213
EvenAn even number.Common50%200
OddAn odd number.Common50%200
LiftoffFirst digit larger than the last.Common50%200
VoidContains no 0 at all.Common60%167
NeighborsTwo adjacent digits differ by exactly 1.Common62%161
PairAny digit appearing at least twice.Common83%120
Six DigitsA full six-digit roll.Common90%111

Uncommon badges (1,000 – 9,999 EP)

Structure starts to matter here. Primes, flushes, full houses, mini echoes, the elemental singles — each appears on roughly 0.1% to 10% of all rolls. The calculator output lights up quickly once you learn to spot them by eye: Low Ball means every digit is 4 or lower, High Roller the opposite.

BadgeTriggerRarityChanceEP
Four of a KindFour identical digits anywhere.Uncommon1.2%8,436
EquationInsert + − × ÷ to make a true equation.Uncommon1.3%7,720
Low BallEvery digit is 0–4.Uncommon1.6%6,400
MountainDigits climb to a peak, then descend.Uncommon1.7%5,885
Double HopA digit appears at every other position, 3 times.Uncommon1.9%5,321
High RollerEvery digit is 5–9.Uncommon2.0%5,120
ValleyDigits fall to a floor, then climb.Uncommon2.4%4,199
Contiguous Two PairTwo adjacent contiguous pairs (aabb).Uncommon2.5%3,957
Mini EchoAn adjacent two-digit repeat (abab).Uncommon2.7%3,704
AlternatorDigits strictly alternate even and odd.Uncommon3.5%2,845
FlushAll digits even, or all odd.Uncommon3.5%2,845
Contiguous TripsThree identical digits in a row.Uncommon3.6%2,784
Deep VoidContains 00.Uncommon3.6%2,784
FeatherDigit sum under 15.Uncommon3.8%2,667
BlackjackDigits sum to exactly 21.Uncommon4.0%2,521
Full HouseA set of three and a set of two.Uncommon4.2%2,397
Pocket MirrorContains a palindrome of 4+ digits.Uncommon4.7%2,124
Snake EyesExactly one pair, and it is a pair of ones.Uncommon4.7%2,121
NiceContains 69.Uncommon4.9%2,024
Meaning of LifeContains 42.Uncommon4.9%2,024
Six-SevenContains 67.Uncommon4.9%2,024
Eighty-SixContains 86.Uncommon4.9%2,024
BalancedFirst half digits sum equals second half (even length).Uncommon5.1%1,959
RhymeThe same 2+ digit substring twice, non-overlapping.Uncommon5.3%1,872
Sequence (3)Three consecutive digits in a row.Uncommon5.8%1,716
2 Consecutive Numbers (Contains)Two adjacent substrings that are consecutive integers.Uncommon6.0%1,659
2 Consecutive Numbers (Nearby)Two non-adjacent substrings that are consecutive integers.Uncommon6.3%1,575
MesaRise to a peak then fall; flat stretches allowed.Uncommon6.4%1,568
Prime NumberA prime number.Uncommon7.8%1,274
TrinityExactly three different digits.Uncommon7.9%1,265
DozenDivisible by 12.Uncommon8.3%1,200
CanyonFall to a floor then rise; flat stretches allowed.Uncommon8.4%1,184
Five DigitsA five-digit roll.Uncommon9.0%1,111
ElevenDivisible by 11.Uncommon9.1%1,100
Harshad NumberDivisible by its own digit sum.Uncommon9.5%1,048
CleanEnds in 0.Uncommon10%1,000
Semi-CleanEnds in 5.Uncommon10.0%1,000
EquilibriumFirst and last digits match.Uncommon10.0%1,000
SandwichMatching ends with something different inside.Uncommon10.0%1,000

Rare badges (10,000 – 99,999 EP)

The trophies regular players actually collect. Three Pair, Bookends, the century endings, Error 404, the divisible-by-three digit set. Roughly one roll in a hundred to one in a thousand earns each of these — the kind of thing you screenshot once a season.

BadgeTriggerRarityChanceEP
2nd PowerA perfect square.Rare0.10%99,900
Even Spacing (Absolute)Digits have equal absolute spacing.Rare0.11%90,992
FireflyOne unique digit among identical others (4+ digits).Rare0.12%82,237
2 Consecutive NumbersSplits into 2 consecutive integers.Rare0.20%50,505
PalindromeReads the same forwards and backwards.Rare0.20%50,025
Contiguous QuadsFour identical digits in a row.Rare0.27%37,023
Deep Void (3)Contains 000.Rare0.27%37,023
TurtleNeighbouring digits differ by at most 1.Rare0.28%36,049
Secret AgentContains 007.Rare0.29%34,614
HeavyDigit sum above 45.Rare0.30%33,300
Contiguous Full HouseA run of three next to a run of two.Rare0.33%30,111
JackpotContains 777.Rare0.37%27,027
DevilContains 666.Rare0.37%27,027
Sequence (4)Four consecutive digits in a row.Rare0.39%25,907
Error 404Contains 404.Rare0.40%25,132
OrientationContains 101.Rare0.40%25,132
BotanistContains 420.Rare0.40%25,006
EmergencyContains 911.Rare0.40%25,006
Pi Slice (3)Contains 314.Rare0.40%25,006
E Slice (3)Contains 271.Rare0.40%25,006
CalendarContains 365.Rare0.40%25,006
Divisible by ThreeEvery digit is 0, 3, 6 or 9.Rare0.41%24,414
ScrambleAll digits form a consecutive run when sorted.Rare0.44%22,722
DualityExactly two different digits.Rare0.46%21,654
StepsDigits never decrease.Rare0.49%20,202
MetronomeSplits into 3+ parts with a constant difference (≥2).Rare0.56%17,784
Framed DoubleTwo middle pairs, bookended by different digits.Rare0.66%15,242
SlopesDigits never increase.Rare0.79%12,582
Paired BookendsStarts with a pair and ends with a different pair.Rare0.90%11,122
Four DigitsA four-digit roll.Rare0.90%11,111
Three PairThree distinct pairs of digits.Rare0.97%10,288
BookendsFirst two digits equal the last two.Rare1.00%10,010
Mirror BookendsFirst two digits reversed are the last two.Rare1.00%10,010
CenturyEnds in 00.Rare1.00%10,000
Double NineEnds in 99.Rare1.00%10,000
Quarter-CenturyEnds in 25.Rare1.00%10,000
Semi-CenturyEnds in 50.Rare1.00%10,000
Three-Quarter CenturyEnds in 75.Rare1.00%10,000

Epic badges (100,000 – 999,999 EP)

Real mathematics lives at this level: Echo halves, framed pairs, palindromes as a family, five-card straights, the deep-void zero ladders. One roll in a thousand to one in ten thousand. If a number looks deliberately built, it probably earns something from this table.

BadgeTriggerRarityChanceEP
3rd PowerA perfect cube.Epic0.01%990,100
Even SpacingDigits form an arithmetic sequence.Epic0.01%862,070
3 Consecutive NumbersSplits into 3 consecutive integers, in order.Epic0.02%555,556
Contiguous FivesFive identical digits in a row.Epic0.02%552,487
Deep Void (4)Contains 0000.Epic0.02%552,487
StrobogrammaticLooks the same rotated 180°.Epic0.02%502,513
StraightFive consecutive digits, up or down.Epic0.02%454,546
Jackpot FourFour sevens in a row.Epic0.03%357,143
Very NiceContains 6969.Epic0.03%334,448
Deeper MeaningContains 4242.Epic0.03%334,448
6767Contains 6767.Epic0.03%334,448
LeetContains 1337.Epic0.03%333,334
HellContains 7734 (HELL upside-down).Epic0.03%333,334
8008Contains 8008.Epic0.03%333,334
Big BrotherContains 1984.Epic0.03%333,334
Pi Slice (4)Contains 3141.Epic0.03%333,334
E Slice (4)Contains 2718.Epic0.03%333,334
Tau Slice (4)Contains 6283.Epic0.03%333,334
3 Consecutive Numbers (Scrambled)Splits into 3 consecutive integers, out of order.Epic0.04%277,778
ZipperTwo digits alternating perfectly.Epic0.04%246,914
AscensionEvery digit strictly larger than the previous.Epic0.05%219,298
CrescendoSplits into 3+ parts with a constant ratio.Epic0.05%208,334
Five of a KindFive identical digits anywhere.Epic0.05%198,020
3 Consecutive Numbers (Contains)Contains 3 adjacent consecutive integers.Epic0.06%157,978
Contiguous Three PairThree adjacent contiguous pairs (ddeeff).Epic0.06%154,321
Framed Pair4 digits: middle two match, both ends differ.Epic0.07%137,174
Framed Triple5 digits: middle three match, ends differ.Epic0.07%137,174
Framed Quad6 digits: middle four match, ends differ.Epic0.07%137,174
DecayEvery digit strictly smaller than the previous.Epic0.08%119,474
Three DigitsA three-digit roll.Epic0.09%111,111
EchoThe first half repeats as the second half.Epic0.10%100,100
MillenniumEnds in 000.Epic0.10%100,000
Pronic NumberThe product of two consecutive integers.Epic0.10%100,000
Triple NineEnds in 999.Epic0.10%100,000
Semi-MillenniumEnds in 500.Epic0.10%100,000
ColossalAbove 999,000.Epic0.10%100,000

Anomaly badges (1,000,000 – 9,999,999 EP)

One in ten thousand to one in a hundred thousand. Fibonacci numbers, powers of two, spy numbers, geometric splits, the five-wide culture substrings. Most players meet an Anomaly badge a handful of times a year of daily play.

BadgeTriggerRarityChanceEP
6th PowerA perfect 6th power.Anomaly1 in 90,9099,090,918
Power of ThreeA power of 3 (3ⁿ, including 1).Anomaly1 in 76,9237,692,315
5th PowerA perfect 5th power.Anomaly1 in 62,5006,250,006
Jackpot FiveFive sevens in a row.Anomaly1 in 52,6325,263,163
Power of TwoA power of 2 (2ⁿ).Anomaly1 in 50,0005,000,005
Royal FlushContains 56789 — the top straight.Anomaly1 in 50,0005,000,005
58008Contains 58008.Anomaly1 in 50,0005,000,005
80085Contains 80085.Anomaly1 in 50,0005,000,005
Pi Slice (5)Contains 31415.Anomaly1 in 50,0005,000,005
E Slice (5)Contains 27182.Anomaly1 in 50,0005,000,005
Tau Slice (5)Contains 62831.Anomaly1 in 50,0005,000,005
CascadeEvery digit is exactly one more than the previous.Anomaly1 in 33,3333,333,337
Fibonacci NumberA Fibonacci number.Anomaly1 in 33,3333,333,337
4th PowerA perfect 4th power.Anomaly1 in 31,2503,125,003
WaterfallEvery digit is exactly one less than the previous.Anomaly1 in 28,5712,857,146
4 Consecutive Numbers (Contains)Contains 4 adjacent consecutive integers.Anomaly1 in 26,3162,631,582
4 Consecutive Numbers (Scrambled)Splits into 4 consecutive integers, out of order.Anomaly1 in 22,7272,272,730
HomogeneousEvery digit is the same.Anomaly1 in 22,2222,222,224
Funny NumbersContains both 69 and 420.Anomaly1 in 16,6671,666,668
Binary SoulOnly 0s and 1s.Anomaly1 in 15,3851,538,463
Straight FlushContains 02468, 13579, 86420 or 97531.Anomaly1 in 14,4931,449,277
Two DigitsA two-digit roll.Anomaly1 in 11,1111,111,112
Spy NumberDigit sum equals digit product (excludes 1 and 2).Anomaly1 in 10,3091,030,929
EpochEnds in 0000.Anomaly1 in 10,0001,000,001
Quad NineEnds in 9999.Anomaly1 in 10,0001,000,001
Semi-EpochEnds in 5000.Anomaly1 in 10,0001,000,001

Mythic badges (10,000,000 EP and up)

The one-in-a-million club. Every exact culture number — 42, 69, 1337, 420420 — the single digits, the highest perfect powers. At 100,000,100 EP for the rarest, a single Mythic badge alone launches a roll into the Mythic card tier. These are the badges people build fan pages around.

BadgeTriggerRarityChanceEP
Exact NiceThe roll is exactly 69.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
Exact JackpotThe roll is exactly 777.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
Jackpot SixSix sevens in a row: 777777.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
Exact BotanistThe roll is exactly 420.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
Exact DevilThe roll is exactly 666.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
Exact LeetThe roll is exactly 1337.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
Exact HellThe roll is exactly 7734.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
Exact 80085The roll is exactly 80085.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
Exact MeaningThe roll is exactly 42.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
Exact EmergencyThe roll is exactly 911.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
Very Very NiceThe roll is exactly 696969.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
HotboxThe roll is exactly 420420.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
MaydayThe roll is exactly 911911.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
Universal AnswerThe roll is exactly 424242.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
OrwellianThe roll is exactly 1984.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
ZeroThe roll is 0.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
OneThe roll is 1.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
TwoThe roll is 2.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
ThreeThe roll is 3.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
FourThe roll is 4.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
FiveThe roll is 5.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
SixThe roll is 6.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
SevenThe roll is 7.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
EightThe roll is 8.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
NineThe roll is 9.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
Exact Six-SevenThe roll is exactly 67.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
Exact Eighty-SixThe roll is exactly 86.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
Exact OrientationThe roll is exactly 101.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
Exact CalendarThe roll is exactly 365.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
BrainrotThe roll is exactly 676767.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
Groundhog DayThe roll is exactly 365365.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
One MillionThe roll is 1,000,000 — the ceiling.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
Not FoundThe roll is exactly 404.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
Full DayThe roll is exactly 86400 seconds.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
17776The roll is exactly 17776.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
InfernalThe roll is exactly 666666.Mythic1 in 1,000,001100,000,100
AlwaysExactly 247365 or 365247 (24/7 · 365).Mythic1 in 500,00150,000,050
Funny NumberExactly 69420 or 42069.Mythic1 in 500,00150,000,050
Exact BoobExactly 8008 or 58008.Mythic1 in 500,00150,000,050
13th PowerA perfect 13th power.Mythic1 in 333,33433,333,367
17th PowerA perfect 17th power.Mythic1 in 333,33433,333,367
19th PowerA perfect 19th power.Mythic1 in 333,33433,333,367
TauExactly τ: 6283, 62831 or 628318.Mythic1 in 333,33433,333,367
Golden RatioExactly φ: 1618, 16180 or 161803.Mythic1 in 333,33433,333,367
10th PowerA perfect 10th power.Mythic1 in 250,00025,000,025
11th PowerA perfect 11th power.Mythic1 in 250,00025,000,025
PiExactly π: 314, 3141, 31415 or 314159.Mythic1 in 250,00025,000,025
Euler's NumberExactly e: 271, 2718, 27182 or 271828.Mythic1 in 250,00025,000,025
4 Consecutive NumbersSplits into 4 consecutive integers, in order.Mythic1 in 250,00025,000,025
9th PowerA perfect 9th power.Mythic1 in 200,00020,000,020
8th PowerA perfect 8th power.Mythic1 in 166,66716,666,683
Ouroborosnⁿ for some n (1¹ … 7⁷).Mythic1 in 142,85714,285,729
7th PowerA perfect 7th power.Mythic1 in 125,00012,500,013
Power of SevenA power of 7 (7ⁿ).Mythic1 in 142,85712,500,013
FactorialA factorial (n!).Mythic1 in 111,11111,111,122
Power of FiveA power of 5 (5ⁿ).Mythic1 in 125,00011,111,122
HelloContains 07734 (HELLO upside-down).Mythic1 in 111,11111,111,122
Sequence (6)Six consecutive digits in a row.Mythic1 in 111,11111,111,122
EonEnds in 00000.Mythic1 in 100,00010,000,010
Contiguous SixesSix identical digits in a row.Mythic1 in 100,00010,000,010
Deep Void (5)Contains 00000.Mythic1 in 100,00010,000,010
Single DigitA one-digit roll.Mythic1 in 100,00010,000,010
Quint NineEnds in 99999.Mythic1 in 100,00010,000,010
Semi-EonEnds in 50000.Mythic1 in 100,00010,000,010

Collecting all 233 is a long game — the Mythic exacts alone need a combined patience measured in millennia; the RNGdle wiki keeps the whole rulebook on one page when you need the wider picture. Most players hunt by family: get every jackpot run, every void ending, every culture classic. However you play, the sandbox lets you test which badges any number would earn, the infinite roller shows how often they really fire, and the best-number ranking tells you what the perfect haul looks like. Or head back to the overview on the home page.

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