Dig and Survive Lucky Tickets: What They Are and What They're For

Third-party Dig and Survive guides consistently describe Lucky Tickets as the resource used for class rolls. Those sources also mention Gems for vendor gear, while observed Scrap sales are described as producing cash; the relationship between cash and Gems is not confirmed. Keep Lucky Tickets separate from the run-economy labels you see on screen, and verify every current cost or reward in-game.

What tickets are used for

Lucky Tickets are reported to unlock classes through rolls. Third-party guides report a 10-ticket cost, so a reported 20-ticket code reward would cover two attempts if both values remain current. Reported rarity labels range from common to legendary Samurai and mythic Juggernaut; the labels do not establish roll odds or guarantee an outcome.

For the full spending steps, see the class-rolling guide.

How a redeemed code appears in your balance

A successful code redemption adds Lucky Tickets to your total immediately. You'll know it worked when your Lucky Tickets total in the on-screen currency display jumps up right away.

Where tickets come from

Third-party code reports are the current documented route to Lucky Tickets. As of September 8, 2026, one code was reported active but was not independently redeemed by this site:

• DigSocial — 20 Lucky Tickets

Third-party guides also mention a B.L.O.X INTERACTIVE Discord invite, but its official source chain has not been verified. Use the official Roblox game page or the im diggin it Roblox community for confirmed developer exits, and recheck the codes guide before relying on any reward.

Observed Scrap sales are described as yielding cash, not Lucky Tickets. Because the relationship between that cash label and the Gems mentioned by guides is unresolved, rely on the on-screen label rather than assuming a conversion.