Be a Fish Bait Rerolls: Code Budget Planner

What the working codes actually pay out

A codes list tells you what to paste. It does not tell you what the list is worth once you have pasted all of it. Of the 8 working codes tracked on the codes page, only some name a reroll amount in their reward. The rest give wheel spins, cash or a timeskip, which this planner counts as zero rerolls, and one names no amount at all, which it counts as unknown. Sorting the list that way is the first thing this page does.

Reward text and expiry flags come from the codes list published on this site, last re-checked July 14, 2026. That list is reconstructed from public community sources and the Roblox game page, so it may be incomplete or out of date, and a reward whose amount is not stated is counted as zero rather than guessed.

Plan your Be a Fish Bait rerolls

Tap off the codes you have already claimed, add any rerolls you are sitting on, and pick the aura you want. The planner returns your total budget, the order to claim the rest in, and how far short of even odds that leaves you.

Next step: if the number came out short, go claim the outstanding codes on the codes page before the flagged ones lapse. Then come back, tap each code you claimed so it stops counting as available, and add the rerolls it gave you to the banked field.

Three budgets worked out in full

These are the planner run on three common starting points. Every figure below is produced by the same functions the widget uses, not written by hand.

Why redemption order changes the answer

Most reroll advice treats codes as a single lump you either have or do not have. The published list does not work like that: 6 of the 7 rerolls it funds sit behind codes the game page flags as expiring soon. Claim the unflagged ones first and you can still end up with a fraction of the budget you started with, through no bad luck at all.

That is the whole reason the planner returns a queue rather than just a number. Codes carrying rerolls lead, flagged ones first inside that group, then everything else on the same flagged-first rule, largest payout first throughout. The running total beside each step shows what you are protecting by claiming it now. Codes whose reward names no amount at all, currently 1 of the 8, sit at the back and contribute nothing to the total, which is the honest place for a payout this site's list does not state.

How this works

Every reroll total on this page is derived rather than typed in. The planner reads the reward text on each working code, pulls out a reroll count where one is stated, treats a named non-reroll reward as zero, and leaves anything unstated out of the sum. It then orders the codes you have not claimed and adds them to whatever you already hold.

The odds half uses the same aura weight table as the aura tier list and the reroll calculator. Each reroll is treated as independent, so the chance of landing an aura at least once across a budget is one minus the chance of missing every time, and the coin flip figure is the reroll count where that chance crosses fifty percent. Grouped rarities add their weights before the same calculation runs, which is what makes any Legendary or Mythic answerable in one number. There is no pity mechanic assumed anywhere in that math.

What this page cannot do is tell you the reroll payout of a code whose reward text names no amount, or account for rerolls from sources the site does not track. Both show up as gaps in the output rather than as filled-in estimates.

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