Gaming Roblox Codes

Slap Codes (September 2026)

Redeem these codes for free lucky spins toward new emotes, and check back often for the latest working list.

Redeem these codes for free lucky spins toward new emotes, and check back often for the latest working list.

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Slap is a Roblox brawler where two players face off and try to land the winning hit before the other does. Codes hand out lucky spins that can unlock new taunt emotes to use on a beaten opponent.

Working Slap codes

These codes are confirmed to work right now and each one hands out a set number of lucky spins.

  • isthatall — 7 lucky spins NEW
  • ultimatedelay — 10 lucky spins NEW
  • finally — 7 lucky spins NEW

Note: codes only work if you’ve already joined the game’s group on Roblox. If a code you enter doesn’t go through, check your group membership before assuming it has expired.


How to redeem Slap codes

Redeeming a code takes a few seconds once you’re in a match lobby.

Open Slap on Roblox and wait for the lobby to load in.
Click the codes option, found in the row of icons along the bottom of the screen.
Type or paste one code into the text box at a time.
Hit redeem and watch for your lucky spins to land in your inventory, confirming the code went through.

Extra spins from the Discord server

Three additional lucky spins are available through the game’s Discord server. Head to the claim-rewards channel and press the get reward code button to generate a personal code tied to your account.

This one doesn’t go through the usual codes menu. Instead, look for the Discord logo floating above a table inside the game, marked with “free lucky spins,” and redeem your personal code there.


Expired Slap codes

These codes no longer work but are listed for reference.

  • DELAYUF
  • DELAYLIS
  • 250KLIKES
  • SANTABOSS
  • BATEVENT
  • BATDELAY
  • OOPSIE
  • 150KLIKES
  • RELEASE
  • 5KEVENT
  • 70KLIKES
  • 25KLIKES
  • TUTORIALFIXED
  • 5KLIKES
  • SRYWINSTRK
  • SRRYDELAY

Where Slap codes come from

Codes for Slap are issued by the game’s developer, Current, and typically tie into milestones like new releases, like-count goals, and bug fixes. So far every code has paid out in lucky spins rather than cash or gear, though that could change with future milestones.


Bookmark this page and check back after major updates or like-count milestones, since that’s typically when Current drops fresh codes for spins.