The chase for free speed and money in Steal An Egg has produced a wave of supposed exploits, but most of them either fail outright or carry real risk to your account. The Wi-Fi disconnect trick that once promised free shop purchases no longer works, while a pet duplication method and a low-population farming approach still hold up. Here is what actually happens when you try each one.
Quick answer: The Wi-Fi disconnect glitch for free speed or money is patched and still charges your Robux. The safe, working method is joining low-population servers where other players are AFK, letting you grab Secret and Rainbow eggs with no competition.
The Wi-Fi disconnect glitch is patched and still costs Robux
The most widely shared trick claims you can buy shop upgrades for free by cutting your internet connection mid-purchase. The idea is to open a paid item, disable Wi-Fi on the confirmation prompt, tap buy, close the window, then reconnect and keep the item without paying.
It does not work. When tested on the +150K SPEED purchase and again on the $24,000 money pack, the game still processes the transaction. After reconnecting, the Robux balance dropped from 122 to 73, which is exactly the deduction you were trying to avoid. The prompt “Purchase successful! Thank you so much!” confirms the charge went through as normal.
Note: Because the charge still lands, repeating this method only drains your Robux. There is no version of the disconnect trick that returns free currency in the current build.
Pet duplication with Instant Hatch at night
A pet duplication method relies on timing the in-game night cycle. You place an egg on your nest and use the paid Instant Hatch option, which costs 9 Robux, at the exact moment night begins. When the timing lines up, the hatch produces two copies of the same pet instead of one.
You know it worked when the same pet appears twice in your inventory right after the hatch. Missing the exact night transition is the main reason it fails, so being idle at your nest ahead of time matters.
The boss glitch for the Scorpion
Map bosses like the Scorpion guard high-tier eggs and can catch you before you escape. The boss glitch involves dropping an egg directly into a wall next to the boss, which is claimed to push it out of bounds so it stops attacking. This one is inconsistent, and repeated attempts against the Scorpion did not reliably lock it out, so treat it as unreliable rather than a guaranteed bypass.
Farm rare eggs in low-population servers (the safe method)
The most dependable way to collect Secret and Rainbow eggs does not involve any exploit. You join a nearly empty server where the one or two other players are AFK, then move across the map without anyone contesting or trapping you.
You will know the method is working when egg announcements, like a Secret egg spawning in a biome, go uncontested and you reach the nest first every time.
What works and what to skip
| Method | Status | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| Wi-Fi disconnect for free speed | Patched | Robux is still deducted (122 to 73) |
| Wi-Fi disconnect for free money | Patched | Purchase still processes normally |
| Instant Hatch pet duplication | Works with timing | Two pets from one egg at night start |
| Scorpion boss wall glitch | Unreliable | Did not consistently disable the boss |
| Low-population server farming | Works | Uncontested Secret and Rainbow eggs |
Third-party executor scripts advertised for automatic stealing, infinite speed, or “admin abuse” fall outside legitimate play and put your Roblox account at risk of moderation. If your goal is a steady supply of rare eggs without spending Robux, the empty-server routine is the option that reliably delivers, no exploit required.
