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Kick a Lucky Block: Beginner's Guide

New to Kick a Lucky Block? This guide explains the core loop, what to upgrade first, how brainrots and passive income work, and how to avoid the most common mistakes.

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Last checked April 27, 2026 By No More Flops No script links

What is Kick a Lucky Block?

Kick a Lucky Block is a Roblox experience by No More Flops where you kick lucky blocks to earn collectible creatures called brainrots. Each brainrot generates passive income and can roll rare mutation multipliers that boost its value. The main goal is to build kick power, collect stronger brainrots, and earn passive income as fast as possible.

Many Roblox games have similar names. Always confirm the creator is No More Flops before using any guide or codes.

The core game loop (for beginners)

Everything in Kick a Lucky Block follows this four-step loop:

1Kick the lucky block

Build enough kick power to send the block into a stronger reward zone.

2Roll a brainrot

The opened block can reveal a collectible brainrot, with rare mutation rolls possible.

3Place it on your plot

Collected brainrots are used for passive income, which funds the next upgrade loop.

4Train and repeat

Weights, training, boosts, and route choices decide how quickly the next kick improves.

Step-by-step: How to play Kick a Lucky Block

1Verify you are in the correct game

Search Roblox for 'Kick a Lucky Block' and confirm the creator is No More Flops. Do not use guides meant for Be a Lucky Block or Break a Lucky Block.

2Kick your first lucky block

Walk up to the lucky block and kick it. It will open and reveal a brainrot reward. Your starting kick power determines which block tier you can reach.

3Collect brainrots and place them

After kicking, you will receive a brainrot. Place it on your plot. Each brainrot on your plot generates passive coins over time.

4Spend passive income on kick power upgrades

Use your earned coins to buy permanent kick power upgrades. This is the core upgrade loop: kick → earn → upgrade → repeat.

5Stack luck boosts when available

Once your kick power is strong enough to reach the top block in your zone, start using active luck boosts to increase your chances of rolling rare mutation multipliers.

What should beginners upgrade first?

Always upgrade kick power first. A stronger kick reaches higher block tiers, which produce better brainrots even without rare mutations. Luck becomes important only after your kick power is maxed for your current zone.

Upgrade priority (early game)
  1. Permanent kick power upgrades
  2. Shortest reliable reward route
  3. Passive income placements
  4. Luck boosts (after kick power is sufficient)
What beginners often get wrong
  1. Chasing mutations before building kick power
  2. Using guides for the wrong game
  3. Spending coins on cosmetics before upgrades
  4. Downloading scripts (risks a permanent ban)

Frequently asked questions

How do you play Kick a Lucky Block for beginners?

First, make sure you are in the correct Roblox game by No More Flops. Then kick the lucky block to earn brainrots, place them on your plot for passive income, and use that income to upgrade your kick power.

What should a new player do first in Kick a Lucky Block?

Focus entirely on kick power upgrades before chasing mutations. Higher kick power unlocks better block tiers, which produce stronger brainrots even without rare mutations.

How do you get more brainrots in Kick a Lucky Block?

Kick lucky blocks to roll brainrots. Each kick has a chance to produce a brainrot with a mutation multiplier. The better your kick power, the higher the block tier you can reach.

Is Kick a Lucky Block the same as Be a Lucky Block?

No. These are separate Roblox games with similar names. Always check the creator name (No More Flops) and the Roblox URL before following any guide.

How do you earn passive income in Kick a Lucky Block?

Place brainrots on your plot. Each brainrot generates passive coins over time. Better brainrots with higher mutation multipliers earn faster.

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