Omega is the rarest tier in Dig & Clean, with drop odds that run from 1 in 600 million to 1 in 5 billion. Finding one comes down to a single stat: Luck. The more Luck you stack before a dig session, the better your chance of an Omega spawning on the ground you are searching.
Quick answer: Redeem the code SECRET10 for a 10x Luck boost, upgrade your detector and shovel, then travel to a high-luck island like Sphinx Sands and dig any spot that is about three times taller than normal with a white center.
Omega rarity odds in Dig & Clean
Omega sits above Mythic and Rainbow in the rarity order. Individual Omega items have their own drop rates, and even with heavy Luck boosts these are long-shot pulls. Knowing the odds helps set expectations before you commit a session to hunting one.
| Rarity tier | Sample drop odds |
|---|---|
| Omega | 1 in 600,000,000 |
| Omega | 1 in 1,000,000,000 |
| Omega | 1 in 5,000,000,000 |
Stack every Luck source before digging
Luck is the stat that controls how often rare treasure appears on an island. Three separate sources feed into it, and they stack together, so the goal is to have all three active at the same time. A code boost, a high-tier detector, and an advanced island together give you the best window for an Omega to show up.
| Luck source | What it does |
|---|---|
| Codes | Temporary multipliers, such as 10x Luck for 10 minutes |
| Metal detector | Raises your base Luck multiplier and detection range |
| Islands | Each island carries its own Luck multiplier |
Because code boosts are timed, redeem one only when you are ready to dig. Upgrade your gear and travel to your target island first, then activate the code so the full multiplier stack is live for the whole 10 minutes.
Redeem the SECRET10 Luck code
The strongest active boost is SECRET10, which grants 10x Luck for 10 minutes. Codes are single-use per account, so save it for a full hunting session rather than a quick test dig. There is a longer, weaker option too: Update1 gives 2x Luck for 30 minutes.
SECRET10 into the “Enter Code here…” field and press the green Redeem button. The 10x Luck boost applies immediately and runs for 10 minutes.If the field returns an error, check for stray spaces or wrong capitalization, since codes must match exactly. Switching to a private server can also help, as those are updated with the latest fixes. The boost is personal, so it affects only your character, not the whole server.
Upgrade the detector and shovel
Two tools decide whether you can find and then extract an Omega. A better detector raises Luck and widens detection, improving the odds that a high-tier spot appears at all. A better shovel supplies digging power, and Omega spots demand a strong shovel to pull the item out of the ground.
This matters in practice. A weak shovel will fail to dig up an Omega even after you locate one, leaving the spot untouched. Buy upgrades at the gear shop as you earn Cash, prioritizing shovel power so a rare find is never wasted.
| Tool | Upgrade effect |
|---|---|
| Metal detector (Copper, Silver, and up) | Higher Luck multiplier and longer detection range |
| Shovel (Stone, Metal, and up) | More digging power to extract high-tier items |
Travel to high-luck islands
Each island applies its own Luck multiplier, and advanced islands are far more generous than the starting area. Moving to a higher-tier island is one of the biggest single jumps you can make to your Omega odds. Unlock new areas by earning Cash and speaking to the pirate NPC at the far end of the digging zone.
| Island | Luck multiplier |
|---|---|
| Shipwreck Cove | 1.1M |
| Sphinx Sands | 25M |
Sphinx Sands carries a much larger multiplier than Shipwreck Cove, so it is the stronger choice once you can reach it. Combine that island Luck with an active code and an upgraded detector for the highest total.
Identify an Omega dig spot
Omega spots look different from ordinary ones before you even dig. They stand about three times taller than a standard dig site and show a bright white center. When you spot that shape while sweeping with the detector, it marks a top-tier find worth committing your Luck window to.
Once you dig into the highlighted spot, the digging minigame starts. Rapidly click to fill the meter and pull the item out, then carry it to the Cleaning Station and use the Spray Bottle. The cleaned item reveals its true type and value, confirming whether you landed the Omega.
Fund upgrades through the museum
Better gear costs Cash, and the museum is the engine that pays for it. Place your best finds on display, and visiting tourists generate a steady income based on each item’s rarity, weight, and value. That passive Cash funds the detector and shovel upgrades that raise your Omega odds.
Museum slots are limited, so keep only your highest-value pieces on show and sell the rest at the station next to the gear shop. Selling is permanent, so double-check an item’s value before letting it go. Steady museum income, spent on shovel power and detector Luck, is what keeps the Omega hunt moving forward.
