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First Person Boxing Styles, Drop Rates and Pity Calculator

In First Person Boxing a style is your guard. You roll for one with spins. On a normal spin a Legendary is 3% and the Mythic, Slick, is 0.1%. A counter on the Styles screen guarantees an Epic or Legendary after a set number of spins, so the real cost of a Legendary is never more than that counter.

First Person Boxing drop rates (Normal spins)

These numbers come from the Drop Rates panel on the right side of the Styles screen (press Y in game). The panel has a Normal and a Lucky tab. We list the Normal tab because it is the one that was shown in full. Expanding a rarity lists the styles inside it. The Common and Rare lists were collapsed in the footage we used, so their style names are not filled in yet.

Two details stand out. First, the Legendary tier is split evenly: Dizzy, Ghost Step, Peekaboo and Pendulum are 0.75% each. Hunting one named Legendary is therefore four times harder than getting any Legendary. Second, Mythic is a single style. The 0.1% is all for Slick, and nothing on the screen suggests a Mythic pity.

Spin odds and pity calculator

Type in the two counters printed under your fighter (“Epic+ in” and “Legendary in”) and the number of spins you plan to make. The defaults are the values from our source screen. Your own account will show different numbers because pity counts every spin you have made.

Results for common spin counts

The same formula, worked out for a fresh “Epic+ in 10 · Legendary in 39” counter. Any Legendary jumps to 100% at spin 39 because of pity. A named Legendary jumps less, because the guaranteed spin can land on any of the four.

How the numbers are calculated

Each spin is treated as an independent roll at the Normal rates. The chance of at least one hit in n spins is 1 − (1 − p)ⁿ, and a counter that reaches its last spin forces the hit. For a named Legendary we track the counter spin by spin. We assume the guaranteed spin picks one of the four Legendaries evenly, since they share the same 0.75% weight, and that the counter goes back to the same number after any Legendary. Both are assumptions, and we will update this page if the developers publish the exact pity rules.

On average a full Epic+ counter of 10 gives you an Epic or better after 5.8 spins. A Legendary counter of 39 gives a Legendary after 23.2 spins. Expected cost in coins: about 4,319 coins per Epic+ and about 17,379 coins per Legendary at the single-spin price.

Known First Person Boxing styles

Your style decides how your guard behaves when you hold F or L-Shift. The in-game description is the only official text about what each style does. We have not seen numbers for damage or block strength, so we do not rank styles by power yet. This list only includes styles whose names we have seen on screen.

Reading the two descriptions side by side shows what styles change. High Guard is a balanced block with the gloves at the temples. Rope-a-Dope is a shell guard that blocks almost everything, recovers stamina (“gas”) while blocking, and charges the next punch with every blocked shot. In the source footage, where Rope-a-Dope is equipped, a “LOADED x1 / x2” tag appears above the stamina bar right after blocks. So an Epic style is not just stronger. It rewards a different plan: absorb, recover, then punch back. That matters because stamina is the resource that loses fights. The official description says a tired boxer slows down.

“Use different guards to protect your head & body” and “Manage your stamina — getting tired slows you down.”

What spins cost: coins vs Robux

Open the shop from the Styles screen with Buy Spins. It has a coin row and a Robux row. A normal spin uses the odds above. A Lucky spin can only roll Epic, Legendary or Mythic.

Which spin is the better deal?

Coins: always buy the 10-pack once you can afford it. The 10th spin is free (6,750 vs 7,500). If you are close to pity, though, count first. From “Legendary in 3”, three singles (2,250 coins) are enough, and the rest of a 10-pack goes on a counter that has just reset.

Robux, chasing Epic: a normal R$15 spin is Epic+ only 13.1% of the time, so from a full counter one Epic costs about R$86 on average. The 10 Lucky pack works out to R$47.9 per guaranteed Epic+, and the 3-pack to R$63. If an Epic style is the goal, Lucky packs are the cheaper Robux route.

Robux, chasing Legendary: this is where we cannot give a verdict yet. The Lucky tab of the Drop Rates panel holds the Legendary and Mythic chances for Lucky spins, and we have not seen it. Normal spins reach Legendary pity for at most R$585 (39 × R$15). Before buying a 10 Lucky pack for R$479, open the Lucky tab in game and compare its Legendary percentage with that cap.

Free first: the green banner on the Styles screen gives +1 spin and +1,000 coins for liking the game and joining the Can You Box? group. Our working codes add 3 normal spins and 1 Lucky spin.

Style slots and game passes

The left column of the Styles screen holds your slots. Slot 1 and the Basic slot (High Guard, “always yours”) are free. Slots 2, 3 and 4 are game passes. A spin rolls one open slot, so more slots let you keep a good style while you keep rolling. Each slot has a Lock toggle. Lock any slot you want to protect before spinning.

The prices in the table come from the live game-pass listing. The source footage shows R$129, R$199 and R$249 on the slot buttons. The passes were edited on October 13, so the listing above is the current price. The Skip Spin pass appeared the same day, and its effect is not described anywhere we have checked.

Styles FAQ

Next: learn the guard and counter controls that your style changes, or grab free spins on the codes page.

Last verified: 2026-10-17 · Game version: Ranked + Bug Fix (Oct 17, 2026) · Sources: CHALLS gameplay (Styles screen), Roblox game-pass API, Roblox experience page