Wins are the payout for beating levels and the currency behind pickaxe unlocks. This page separates what the official description and badge data confirm from what remains unmeasured.
Every pickaxe below is a Wins purchase. The reach rate (badge count / Welcome badge count, computed by this site from the Roblox Badges API snapshot of October 9, 2026) shows what normal, unboosted play actually affords.
| Pickaxe (Wins purchase) | Official effect | Held by | Reach rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stone Pickaxe | More Power (official description) | 22,107,334 players | 83% |
| Gold Pickaxe | More Power (official description) | 19,368,468 players | 73% |
| Iron Pickaxe | More Power (official description) | 16,414,770 players | 62% |
| Diamond Pickaxe | More Power (official description) | 13,699,077 players | 51% |
| Purple Pickaxe | More Power (official description) | 11,607,577 players | 44% |
Exact game: [NEW WORLD] +1 Pickaxe Swing Escape (place 82554996468034). Wins prices are not public — the reach column is the only measured economic signal, and it says the full Stone-to-Purple ladder is a normal outcome of playing, not a whale route.
The description's phrase implies the payout scales with distance, and the badge curve backs the shape: stages 1 through 11 sit within 45% of each other in total awards (3.67M down to 2.10M), a shallow decay consistent with a level-vs-payout curve players can ride indefinitely. Stage 12 is the outlier at 226K total and zero past-day awards on the October 3 check — either a genuine wall or a changed award; both readings are dated observations, not conclusions.
The official description is unambiguous — 'Beat levels and earn Wins as you go higher and farther.' That makes levels, not idle time, the Wins source. The badge funnel proves where finishing happens: stages 1-11 each still paid their completion badge to roughly 1,700 players a day around the October 9 check, while Stage 12 awarded zero across the October 3 and October 9 checks.
Community gameplay videos (for example the 'NEW WORLD 2' compilations) show a TRAIN POWER / WIN / SHOP HUD with a Wins counter and a shop panel. That matches the description's economy: Wins are a spendable currency with an in-game sink, not just a score. Use your own HUD as the price source — no public price table exists.
The description's third rule — "Unlock powerful Pickaxes for more Power" — makes the pickaxe the only compounding purchase. Roblox's badge statistics show how far the base gets on earnable Wins: 83% of players hold the Stone Pickaxe badge, 73% Gold, 62% Iron, 51% Diamond, 44% Purple (checked October 9, 2026). Every one of those is reachable without Robux.
The description ends with 'LIKE the game and join the GROUP for Reward.' The Mmm.. Cheezburger group (6.6M members) is free to join, and this site has long matched the reward to the 'Extra Welcome' badge (7.86 million awards). Roblox does not publish the trigger, and the badge showed no past-day awards on the current check — join anyway, then read what your server grants rather than trusting a copied reward list.
Aura rolls (added July 25, 2026) sit next to the Wins economy. There is no published aura odds table, so treat rolls like lottery lines: spend after the pickaxe is secured, never instead of it. Half of players who roll once go on to roll five times — the system is engaging enough to drain a balance if you let it.
The description's phrase is a hint about the reward structure: farther progress pays. Stage badges for 1-11 hold near-equal daily awards (roughly 2,000 each), which reads as a steady per-stage payout for active players; world content past Stage 12 is reported by community videos to continue the same pattern. When a stage's payout feels stuck relative to the effort, that is the signal the next pickaxe purchase is overdue.
No exact-game public source lists per-stage Wins amounts. Any table claiming 'Stage 7 pays X Wins' without a dated source is fiction.
Wins bank nothing compounding; pickaxes do. A balance held 'for later' is progress deferred — the description's own loop ends with the unlock.
The Stone→Purple badge order proves existence and registration order, not Wins prices. Read the price your server shows before every purchase.
Both are one click, free, and written into the official reward instructions. The group's 6.6 million members did not all join by accident.
Beat levels. The official description ties Wins to finishing levels and moving 'higher and farther'; there is no documented idle Wins source.
Not published for the exact game. The badge data shows stages 1-11 are completed by similar daily numbers of players, consistent with a steady per-stage payout, but amounts must be read in your own server.
Pickaxes are the documented sink (five badge-verified tiers, each promising more Power per the description), and community videos show a SHOP panel in the HUD. Any further shop items should be read from your own server UI.
No public exact-game source confirms a direct Wins-to-Power multiplier. Wins act on Power indirectly: Wins buy pickaxes, pickaxes raise Power.
The description promises a Reward for joining the Mmm.. Cheezburger group without specifying it. This site matches it to the 'Extra Welcome' badge (7.86M awards); the exact contents are not publicly described.
There is no code system in the exact game — no redeem UI was ever found and trackers have retracted their lists. Wins are earned in-game, not redeemed.
