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Kick a Lucky Block Official Links

Use the verified Kick a Lucky Block Roblox experience and No More Flops group, and check whether Discord, Trello, social, or update links are genuinely official.

The official Kick a Lucky Block entry is the Roblox experience with Place ID 89469502395769, connected to Universe ID 10004244222 and created by the verified No More Flops group. Use those identifiers when a search result, private-server invite, video description, Discord, Trello, or “wiki” claims to be official. Names and icons can be copied; the Roblox identity chain is much harder to fake.

Verify the Roblox experience

Open the game link and inspect the browser address. It should contain /games/89469502395769/. The visible title should be Kick a Lucky Block and the creator should resolve to No More Flops. Roblox’s Place-to-Universe API maps that Place ID to Universe 10004244222, while the games API returns the same current experience identity.

This check protects against common lookalikes: copied experiences with the same thumbnail, fan demos, typo names, and other games that use “kick” or “lucky block.” A copied description can sound accurate while sending purchases and playtime to a different creator.

Verify the developer group

The creator identity is the verified No More Flops Roblox group, Group ID 1041977165. Use the group page reached from the official game rather than searching by name alone. Group names and display styling can be imitated; the numeric ID establishes which group owns the experience.

At the September 17, 2026 check, the public group API did not expose a current shout that could serve as an announcement channel. That does not mean the team has no community communications. It means a post should not be called official unless it can be traced back through a developer-controlled Roblox surface or another channel the group explicitly links.

Discord status

We have not promoted a Discord invite as official because the evidence reviewed for this guide did not establish a stable creator-linked invite. A server can have the right logo, game name, member count, and announcement copies while still being fan-run or malicious.

To verify a future Discord:

  1. Start at the official Roblox experience or No More Flops group.
  2. Follow only a social link published there.
  3. Confirm the server identifies the same creator team and experience.
  4. Check whether the invite domain is discord.gg or an official Discord domain.
  5. Never scan a QR code or run a download to “verify” your Roblox account.

If the server cannot be traced through that chain, treat it as community-run. It may still be useful, but it should not be trusted for account verification, purchases, or irreversible trades.

No Trello or third-party wiki becomes official merely because it appears high in search. Fan sites can provide helpful tables and update histories; they are research references, not developer documentation. Compare their claims with the live Index, shop, event card, or confirmation panel, especially for mutation odds, prices, rebirth losses, and trade fees.

The same rule applies to YouTube, X, TikTok, and other social accounts. Look for a direct creator link, then compare the account’s older history, handle, and linked Roblox identity. A creator video can demonstrate a feature, but a fan video title is not an official patch note.

A legitimate Roblox game or private-server URL should remain on a Roblox-controlled domain. Before joining, check the target domain and the game ID. Do not log into Roblox through a page opened from an unfamiliar shortener. If the browser asks for credentials on a non-Roblox domain, close it.

Event countdowns are especially easy to copy after they expire. Use the Roblox event card or live in-game countdown when available. The Events Schedule labels community-reported times and tells you what to recheck before joining.

Link type
Trusted signal
Risk
Player action
Roblox experience
Place ID 89469502395769
Lookalike game
Check URL and creator.
Creator group
Group ID 1041977165
Copied group name
Open it from the game page.
Discord or social
Linked by an official Roblox surface
Fake verification
Never share credentials or cookies.
Guide or wiki
Dated evidence and cautious wording
Stale or invented values
Confirm changing facts in game.

Report impersonation safely

Use Roblox’s reporting tools for an experience or account that impersonates the creator, and Discord’s reporting tools for credential theft or malicious verification. Do not confront a scammer with personal information. Save the URL, numeric ID, and a screenshot of the claim, then block the account.

For a suspicious trade, leave before confirming. The Trading Guide explains the final confirmation check and why off-platform cash offers should not be used as an official value reference.

Quick identity checklist

Before following any “official” instruction, confirm the exact game Place, creator group, link origin, date, and requested action. Official game communication never needs your Roblox password, browser cookie, backup code, or remote-control access. A giveaway that asks for one of those is an account-theft attempt regardless of how polished the page looks.

Primary sources

The Place, Universe, name, and creator relationship are Official. Discord, Trello, and other community links remain unverified until a developer-controlled Roblox surface links them.

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