Oct 26, 2020 Although, much like Monopoly money, Robux don’t have any real cash value in and of themselves. At any time during Roblox, you can visit the Buy Robux page to make a direct purchase. Spending $4.95 grants you 400 Robux (R$) and spending $9.95 grants you R$800.
Free Roblox Robux Generator slow hardware update cycle is conducive to game development. Nowadays, the development of free Robux codes generator often takes three or five years. And while more than 50 percent of Roblox players are under the age of 13, it’s not just kids playing it; 30 percent of players are older than 17.

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I always lose my money at the casino. In turn, they can shop the online catalog to purchase avatar clothing and accessories as well as premium building materials, interactive components, and working mechanisms. What is Robux Robux is the money of Roblox, with Robux you can buy items from a huge catalog of customization items for your character. How to get real money on live.me.

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How To Turn Robux Into Real Money Online

This is right on the mark!..
My 8yr old plays Roblox ALL THE TIME over the past year, and believe me I had questions!??
Mostly I wanted to know if I was being a bad parent letting her pursue her fascination..
After all, I had Etch-A-Sketch (at the risk of revealing my age.)
An entire industry evolved around the core idea to deceive and trick minors into giving away their best parts - life time and money.
Well, the latest craze seems to be on Wall Street. Roblox has been a craze among the kids for years now.
I think an article I saw earlier today said something about valuation being about 26x or something like that. I don't really get that, as I don't see why their revenue would shoot up suddenly because of the public-trading.. and it's already pretty widely known among the kids as far as I can see. Where is the growth?
Well, the latest craze seems to be on Wall Street. Roblox has been a craze among the kids for years now.
I think an article I saw earlier today said something about valuation being about 26x or something like that. I don't really get that, as I don't see why their revenue would shoot up suddenly because of the public-trading.. and it's already pretty widely known among the kids as far as I can see. Where is the growth?
Probably the usual financial games. The early investors want to see a return so they inflate the values of the stock basing it on revenue and active users and that's how they make money by selling inflated shares to new investors and the company selling shares then uses that income to fund their operation for years. Look at Snapchat, they have never made a profit in 9 years and valued at $88b.
They all hope it eventually turns into something profitable like Twitter and Amazon. It took Twitter 13 years to make a profit ( https://edition.cnn.com/2019/02/07/tech/twitter-earnings-q4/index.html ). It took Amazon around 20 years to turn into the success it is today. Snapchat has a business model that looks like it can never be profitable but the founder is a billionaire.
Roblox currently makes substantial losses:
https://www.gamespot.com/articles/roblox-doesnt-make-a-profit-right-now-but-ceo-is-optimistic-about-the-future/1100-6488683/
'Roblox brings in a lot of revenue, as the company made $923.9 million in 2020 (+82%), with active daily users climbing to an astonishing 32.6 million. However, Roblox Corp. does not make any money. The company posted a loss of $253.3 million in 2020, which was significantly worse than its loss of $71 million the year before.'
Investors will be hoping that eventually they will grow/maintain their users the same way Minecraft has and lower their costs. Their biggest costs are paying developers to build for the platform and infrastructure:
https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/video-games/roblox-embraced-indie-game-makers-become-30-billion-company-rcna385
'Roblox said in the latest update to its prospectus that it paid developers $328.7 million last year, up almost 200 percent from 2019. That far outpaced the company’s sales growth of 82 percent last year, when it booked $923.9 million in total revenue.
Roblox’s second-biggest expense, behind developer fees, is infrastructure, privacy and safety. Those costs jumped 69 percent last year to $264.2 million.'
Because they have in-game chat and it involves kids, they have around 1,000 admins to check everything is ok for the millions of users. Some developers are making a lot of money building games on the platform, the couple mentioned in that article made $49k in a month. They were kids who started playing on the platform when they were younger and turned into developers, like these:
https://venturebeat.com/2017/07/21/the-deanbeat-robloxs-kid-developers-make-enough-robucks-to-pay-for-college/
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-8953063/Identical-twins-20-make-100-000-year-video-games.html
This is the kind of thing Apple Arcade could use but ideally much better quality than this:

These videos look crazy and they have millions of views. Kids are playing these games for hours and watching videos of other people playing on Youtube. It looks like a terrible game to play but I guess the creativity and social aspect of it is appealing to kids like the World of Warcraft MMO style gaming and Minecraft building.
It might never make a profit but early investors and founders will as well as the game developers and Youtubers and their stock price will be as meaningful as most of the other zero-profit companies that crop up these days.
A craze in 2021?
back in 2017 I emailed the company because I thought it was pathetic that the game wasn’t available on Apple TV.
To this day Apple TV is pathetic for gaming.
Marvin said:
Probably the usual financial games. ..
It might never make a profit but early investors and founders will as well as the game developers and Youtubers and their stock price will be as meaningful as most of the other zero-profit companies that crop up these days.
Yeah, thanks for all the info! I suppose they'll find some way (if they haven't already) of turning the kids into a product like social media. I just don't see Robux sales, or their audience, growing that much. Maybe I'll be wrong.
My son loves it, and spends a lot more time in there these days than in Minecraft. I like Minecraft (and play it when I can find time), but I don't really like Roblox.. though I've never tried to play it for more than a few minutes at the request of my son. The quality is horrible, but I suppose once you get into it, it gets immersive in the mix of gameplay types, as you noted.
This is right on the mark!..
My 8yr old plays Roblox ALL THE TIME over the past year, and believe me I had questions!??
Mostly I wanted to know if I was being a bad parent letting her pursue her fascination..
After all, I had Etch-A-Sketch (at the risk of revealing my age.)
Ha! Was that your 8 year old child, or 8 year old grandchild!
We might run into each other in Jurassic Park one day and I'll get you an acaí (or whatever the latest buzz drink is at the time!) and chat about Etch-A-Sketch how it made our generation so happy!
edited March 21
It's definitely not the 'latest' craze. I remember my son talking about it and first trying it about 5 years ago. He's played it on and off again since then, but it never really captured him like Minecraft. He hasn't really delved into all the games on it, but the ones he has feel pretty shallow. He played this one where you customize a house, your clothes, car, etc for a little while. Kinda like a virtual, multiplayer version of a Bar