What is the Mini Scramble (3) badge?
Updated 2026-10-02
Data snapshot: 2026-10-02 · Official changelog: 2026-09-21
Mini Scramble is a Common badge. The official condition is: contains 3 or more adjacent digits that form a run when sorted. The “(3)” in the search query is that minimum length.
Published fields
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Emoji | 🧩 |
| EP | 579 |
| Probability | 17.3% |
| Badge rarity | Common |
| Condition | Contains 3 or more adjacent digits that form a run when sorted. |
Try 123 or 321 in the calculator. The full index is the badge table.
Verification notes
I checked 579 against the badge rarity cuts on the about page. 579 is under 1,000, and the printed chance is 17.3%, which sits in Common (above 10%). I then ran 123, 321, and 135 through the local condition. 123 and 321 match because the digits are a consecutive run once sorted. 135 does not, because 1, 3, 5 are not consecutive.
Questions people ask
Is Mini Scramble the same as Scramble?
No. Scramble requires the entire number to be one consecutive sequence when sorted, at 22,722 EP and 0.44%. Mini Scramble only needs a run of three or more adjacent digits.
Does order matter?
The digits are sorted before the run is tested, so 321 qualifies the same way 123 does.
Sources
- RNGdle about checked 2026-10-02
- Official public scoring build checked 2026-10-02; snapshot method and SHA-256