Roblox paid-random-item policy requires global numerical odds disclosure
Roblox Creator documentation on paid random items requires every Robux-purchasable random outcome and its numerical probability (summing to 100%) to be disclosed before purchase. The page does not itself attribute the rule to a Korea inquiry.
Roblox Creator documentation Paid random items policy guidelines (opened 20 September 2026; docs stamp last_updated 18 September 2026 on the fetched markdown mirror) summarises platform rules for offering paid random items. Under Roblox’s Terms of Use and Community Standards as cited on the page, if you offer paid random items purchasable with Robux or with in-game currency purchasable with Robux, you must indicate all possible outcomes and the actual numerical odds of what users may receive.
Disclosure mechanics on the page
- Odds must appear as probability percentages; all final outcomes must sum to exactly 100% (with an allowed rounding disclaimer for long decimals).
- If outcomes cannot fit in the dynamic view, an itemised list may sit behind a clickable “Info” or “Details” control that is visible before purchase; a bare “(i)” icon without a descriptive word is not sufficient.
- Shared odds lines are allowed when many items share the same individual probability.
- When only one instance of an outcome remains obtainable, remaining odds must update for that user.
- Probability-modifier items (luck boosts, pity, rate-up scrolls) are called out as in-scope item types in the policy tables.
Limits
| Field | Evidence or limit |
|---|---|
| Global disclosure duty on Roblox | Stated on the Creator docs page |
| “After Korea inquiry” causation | **Not stated on this Roblox page** — do not treat secondary press as proven motive |
| Event date in the commissioned slate (2026-06-26) | Not printed on the docs page we opened |
| UA implication | Any Roblox UGC or branded experience used as a UA/channel partner needs pre-purchase numerical odds on paid random items, including indirect Robux sinks |
