Browse and search Trash numbers with EP values, or download the full CSV. Recomputed from RNGdle’s public guest-client rules, checked September 24, 2026.
PUBLIC GUEST-CLIENT RULES · SEPTEMBER 24, 2026
10,114 Trash numbers to browse
Recomputed from the game’s public guest-client rules, lowest EP first. Account-server results are not verified.
This dated list contains 10,114 numbers with guest-client scores from 1,759 to 2,081 EP. Start with the lowest-scoring entries above, search for an exact number, or download every row.
The official About page describes Trash as “Bottom 1%.” We generated the entries from the game’s public client rules; the developer has not published or endorsed this list. Signed-in server scoring has not been independently verified.
Plain-looking digits are not enough to identify a Trash result. A number can earn several badges, while only the highest-value badge in each shared family contributes EP. The catalog uses those family rules rather than the independent pattern index from our calculator.
Sources and reproducible method
Use the official public client bundle checked on 2026-09-24, containing 233 badge definitions, EP records, family rules, and the percentile lookup.
Check the badge rules against 2,210 built-in match and rejection examples.
Evaluate every integer from 0 through 1,000,000, including both endpoints. Sum the eligible badge scores using the client’s family exclusions.
Keep numbers whose client percentile is strictly below 1. Sort by EP, then by number within each tie.
Independently count the full score distribution and compare every observed score’s percentile with the client lookup.
The CSV contains the number, guest-client EP, guest-client percentile, and check date. Looking up a number does not use a daily roll or change your account.
The percentile column means the share of possible numbers with a strictly lower EP total, not the chance of rolling that exact number. Numbers with identical EP share a percentile.
At 2,081 EP, the checked lookup reports 0.999099%, which is below the client’s Trash boundary of 1%. At the next observed score, 2,087 EP, it reports 1.011399%, which is outside the group. Keeping the entire 2,081-EP tie explains why the list contains slightly more than 1% of the number range.
These values describe this public-client snapshot. They are not inferred from screenshots, a sample of daily rolls, or the separate score used by our pattern calculator.
How to use the list
Enter your exact roll in the search field to check membership in this version of the list.
Use Next and Previous to browse 50 entries at a time, or download the complete CSV for sorting and analysis.
If the official game shows a different result, use the game’s result for your account and check whether its rules have changed since the date above.
Browse the searchable list on this page or download all entries as CSV. It covers every number classified as Trash by our recomputation of the public guest-client rules checked September 24, 2026, not a server-verified account dataset.
What EP score counts as Trash?
In the checked public guest-client version, the qualifying numbers have 1,759–2,081 EP. The rule is a lookup percentile below 1, rather than a universal or permanently fixed EP cutoff.
Why is the list slightly larger than one percent?
The client uses the percentage of numbers scoring strictly less than a given EP total. All numbers tied at the boundary receive the same percentile, so the group can extend slightly beyond one percent.
Can I force my next daily roll to be a Trash number?
No. This is a reference list. Looking up or practicing a number does not select your next official roll or add results to your account.