Gaming payouts: Roblox, GameStop, EA and Twitch
Four ways to turn offers into games — including the one most members are here for. What each card buys, and why the console brands are missing.
A large share of the offers on this site are games. It is only fair that a large share of what people cash out for is games too — and Roblox in particular is the reason a lot of members opened an account at all.
What is on the wall
| Card | From | What it buys |
|---|---|---|
| Roblox | $10 | Robux, Premium, and anything else on the Roblox store |
| GameStop | $5 | Games, hardware and trade-in credit, in store or online |
| EA | $15 | EA Play, FC points, and EA titles on PC |
| Twitch | $25 | Bits, subscriptions and Twitch purchases |
Roblox is the one to aim at
It has the lowest ceiling to clear of anything most members actually want — 1,000 Rebux — and the offers that pay best on this site are frequently mobile games, which is a pleasant loop: play a game, buy Robux for another.
Why Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo are not here
They were, and they came off. Our supplier stopped carrying the specific products those cards were tied to, and a brand we cannot buy has no business sitting on the wall taking requests. It is checked twice a day, so if they return they will reappear on their own.
In the meantime, a GameStop card is the closest substitute — it buys console games and hardware, just in a shop rather than a store front.
Twitch is for supporting, not playing
Bits and subscriptions rather than games. It starts at $25, the highest floor in the category, so it is a save-up rather than a quick cash-out — but if you watch a streamer regularly it converts idle offer time into supporting them.
Roblox from $10, GameStop from $5.
Cash out for gaming credit