Dig and Survive Codes: Reported Rewards and How to Redeem
Check the reported Dig and Survive code status, follow the in-game redemption steps, and confirm your Lucky Tickets reward.
Dig and Survive Codes
Code list at a glance
Counts and dates reflect the third-party reports summarized below each code; this site has not independently redeemed any code in-game.
The table below lists the codes third-party guides currently report as working, each with the date attached to those reports. None of them has been independently verified through an in-game redemption on this site, so treat each result as unconfirmed until you claim it yourself.
Working codes
DigSocialSource checked:
| Code (click to copy) | Rewards | Status | Source checked |
|---|---|---|---|
DigSocial | 20 Lucky Tickets | Reported active |
If a code in the table doesn't work for you, it may have expired since the latest reports. Codes stop working without notice, and no source publishes an expiry schedule for this game.
Expired Codes
Expired codes
No codes are currently listed as expired.
When a reviewed source lists a specific code as expired, it appears in the table above with its own check date. If a reported code fails in-game, rely on the game's own message rather than assuming the cause, and check the sources linked above for the freshest list.
How to Redeem Codes in Dig and Survive
- Run Dig and Survive in Roblox and let your character spawn into the mining town.
- Click the Codes button on the main screen to open the redemption pop-up window.
- Type or paste a code into the text box, matching the capitalization exactly.
- Hit Claim to receive the reward. You'll know it worked when your Lucky Tickets total jumps up right away.
If a Code Doesn't Work
A typo or mismatched letter case can cause a failed claim, so retype carefully or copy and paste directly. If the code still does not work, it may have expired or its requirements may have changed; rely on the message shown by the game rather than assuming the cause.
What Lucky Tickets Do
Third-party guides describe Lucky Tickets as the class-roll resource and report a 10-ticket cost. They also mention Gems for items, while observed Scrap sales are described as producing cash; the relationship between those run-economy labels is not confirmed. See the Lucky Tickets guide for the evidence limits and current checks to perform.
Sources and check records
Reported statuses reflect source listings. Tested statuses reflect in-game redemption checks. Source-check dates are shown beside each code.