The four labels
| Verified in-game | We saw it ourselves in the English Roblox client on our test account and kept a screenshot. Dates on a page are the day we checked. |
| Official source | From BBR Productions: the game’s Roblox store listings (prices and item descriptions come straight from Roblox’s public data), the game description, and official group posts. |
| Player-reported | Reported by players or another guide and not yet confirmed by us. Kept separate and rewritten in our own words. |
| Not verified yet | Not known yet. You will see “—” instead of a guessed number. |
How we test codes
- A script checks the official Roblox sources every 10 minutes. A new code goes on the codes page at once, marked Announced, not tested yet.
- We open Bey Rivals on our test account, open the Store, click CODES, type the code exactly and press REDEEM.
- We save a screenshot of the result and copy the game’s message word for word. A code that pays out becomes Working with the reward the game showed; a code the game rejects moves to Expired with the date.
- Codes other sites list but that the game rejects stay on our expired list, so you can stop trying them.
Our rules
- No invented numbers. If we did not see it, it is “—”.
- We keep the game’s own wording and number format (“400 BP”, “Lucky Spin”, “Soul Draw”).
- Patch dates beside every ranking: Bey Rivals is patched every few days, so a tier list without a date is a guess.
- When sources disagree we show both and say which one we tested.
- We never spend Robux on the test account. Paid effects are quoted from the official store text and labelled as such.
Current test scope: one test account: tutorial, codes, summons, surname spins, first battles (Oct 27, 2026).