Collect The Alphabet
Collect The Alphabet Events: Admin Abuse + Update End Time, Countdown
Collect the Alphabet is a letter-collecting game on Roblox from developer Cosmic Collection, and this page is your guide to its in-game events — what’s live, what’s lined up next, and the exact windows each one runs. The experience has grown into one of the platform’s busier collection titles, drawing about about 2,500 players at any given moment, and it has passed about 21,000,000 total visits with roughly about 36,000 favorites.
The headline right now is the Admin Abuse + Update event, which is live and scheduled to run through September 8. A second Admin Abuse + Update window is already on the calendar for the following week, September 12–15, which points to the weekly update rhythm the developer has settled into. Exact start and end times for both are in the schedule below. Last updated October 4.
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UPDATE
UPDATE DAY!
Oct 3, 12:00 PM – Oct 7, 11:00 AM ET
Recently ended3 wrapped
AA + NEW ALPHABET
OP ADMIN ABUSE
Sep 26, 12:00 PM – Sep 30, 12:00 PM ET
MINI UPDATE
Mid week update
Sep 23, 12:00 PM – Sep 25, 12:00 PM ET
ADMIN ABUSE + UPDATE 4
Get ready 👀
Sep 19, 11:00 AM – Sep 25, 11:00 AM ET
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Current and upcoming events
Admin Abuse + Update (live now)
The current event, Admin Abuse + Update, is a content update. It went live on September 5 and is set to close on September 8, both at 11:00 AM ET (8:00 AM PT, 10:00 AM CT, 4:00 PM BST). It still has a few days before it wraps, and it has drawn by far the biggest response of anything on the calendar, with about 170,000 players marking interest — a large turnout for a Roblox game event. The developer kept the specifics under wraps ahead of time, teasing it only with a “???”, so the full contents become clear once the update goes live.
Admin Abuse + Update (September 12–15)
A follow-up Admin Abuse + Update is already scheduled for the next week, opening September 12 and closing September 15, again at 11:00 AM ET. Its interest count is still early — about 91,000 players signed up so far — which is normal for a window that hasn’t started yet, and it should climb as the date approaches. Coming exactly seven days after the current one, it lines up with the game’s weekly update pattern, so players can reasonably plan on a fresh drop around the same time each week.
What to expect from the updates
Collect the Alphabet is built around gathering all 26 letters by opening letter packs that range from common pulls up to mythic rarities, then mounting letters on your board to earn money every second and reinvesting in money, luck, and pack-speed upgrades. Spare letters can be sold for diamonds to unlock secret symbol packs, and there’s a daily Word of the Day to spell for a prize. The Admin Abuse + Update events are where the developer layers new content on top of that loop, which is why each one is a content update rather than a cosmetic or seasonal push.
FAQ
When is the next Collect the Alphabet event?
The next scheduled event is another Admin Abuse + Update, beginning September 12 and running through September 15. It follows the live event by about a week, in line with the game’s roughly weekly update rhythm.
What time do Collect the Alphabet events start?
Both the current and upcoming Admin Abuse + Update windows open at 11:00 AM ET, which is 8:00 AM PT, 10:00 AM CT, 4:00 PM BST, and 5:00 PM CEST. Each one runs for three days before closing at the same time of day.
How many players are signed up for the Admin Abuse + Update event?
The live Admin Abuse + Update has drawn interest from about 170,000 players, one of the larger turnouts on the game’s calendar. The upcoming window sits far lower for now at about 91,000, simply because it hasn’t opened yet.
What is the Admin Abuse + Update event?
It’s a content update — the developer hasn’t detailed exactly what’s in it. The exact additions are teased rather than detailed ahead of time, so the specifics land when the event goes live.