Anime Dice trading: live trade ads

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Verify your Roblox account

Posting an ad or an offer needs a verified username, because an unverified board fills up with fake ads written under other people's names, and those fakes are how most trade scams start. Verification is free, takes about a minute, and this site never sees your Roblox password.

Post a trade ad

Build your ad from the catalog. The picker holds all 79 entries from the values page: the 75 documented units plus the 4 trade items (Jackpot Spin, Lucky Spin, Pumpkin Jackpot and Igris's Helm), each at its plain copy JP value. Broc, Zamasu and Emilia are listed with no published value, so an ad containing one prices the rest of the side and shows no verdict. Huge and Titanic forms are not separately priced on this board, so price the plain figure here and agree the copy's size with the other player in chat. Trading unlocks in game after 1,000 rolls, and the trading safety guide covers the scams already circling this market.

Short note (optional, 140 characters, links are removed):

Post my ad

Live trade ads

My chats

Chats open from an ad: press Chat with poster on any ad that is not yours and the conversation starts on this page. When another player opens a chat on one of your ads, it appears in this list too, with a counter for unread messages. A chat stays open while its ad is live on the board; when the ad expires or leaves the board, the chat closes and any trade is finished inside the game.

How a trade comes together here

Start by proving the account. In the verify box below you will be handed a short phrase for the About section of your Roblox profile. Paste it in, press the check, and the board reads your public profile, finds the phrase, and marks the username verified. It works because that text is editable by the owner alone, and it never involves your password. Take the phrase back out once you pass; the verified status stays on this browser.

Then advertise, or answer. Build your ad from the units and trade items you have, set against the ones you want, and the board totals both sides in JP from the values page and shows the verdict a taker would be accepting. If the deal you want is already listed by somebody else, pin an offer to their ad instead; the offer is measured against their ask from their side of the trade. Every ad carries a chat too, for settling the details with the poster on this page, and your threads wait in the My chats list below the board.

Close it in game. Find each other by the verified usernames, at the hub trade stall or in the Trading Plaza, and run the swap through the two stage window, checking every item on the screen against the ad before you press Ready, then Accept. Trading unlocks after 1,000 rolls and the window charges no fee. Ads run for 7 days before retiring themselves, and offers stay attached to their ad for that span.

What the JP figures and the verdict rest on

The JP figure beside each unit and trade item is the value published on the values page, and the totals are those figures added over a side. The verdict is the WFL calculator rule: a gap of a tenth or less of the larger total is Fair, a gap out to a quarter is a Win or a Lose, and anything wider is a Big Win or Big Lose. A listing is read from the taker's side, what they hand over, the want side, weighed against what they receive, the have side. An offer flips the viewpoint and weighs the offer against the ask for the owner.

Be clear about where JP comes from, because this game's numbers are built, not just copied. Where a community figure exists, the sourced rows adopt it unchanged. Where none does, the site derives the value from unit income and odds by its published methodology: plain copies are priced from their published income at 1 JP per $1,000/s, and event limited units carry a stated 2x premium over the odds derived figure. Three units, Broc, Zamasu and Emilia, have no published value on any list checked, so an ad holding one totals the rest of its side and prints no verdict rather than inventing a figure. Huge and Titanic copies sit in the estimate columns printed beside each unit on the values page, at 10x and 100x the plain figure, but they are not separate entries here; the board prices the plain copy, so a Huge or Titanic in a real trade is priced from its printed odds the way the values page explains. And 23 entries, including the Update 10 and Update 11 units, run on arranged estimates, the softest figures on the site; if one of them decides a verdict, treat the call as a guide and weigh the copies themselves. No demand figures are published for Anime Dice, so the verdict compares values only.

Rules of this board

Only list units and trade items you genuinely hold in Anime Dice, priced from the catalog on this page. Robux, real money and accounts are not trade goods here, and selling them breaks Roblox's rules as well as the board's, so ads offering them are removed. Trust trades are equally unwelcome: a deal where one player hands items over first and trusts the rest to follow steps outside the protection the Ready and Accept window was built to give both sides. Links do not belong in ad notes or offers, and posts that are really advertising for another site or server are cleared in the moderation rounds.

Use the report button on an ad or offer and it joins the moderation queue, which the team works through on the rounds that already cover the suggestion board and the community spaces. Posters whose listings keep breaking the rules, or whose scam reports hold up when checked, lose posting rights, and a ban takes that name's live ads down with it. Where the community watch has seen a username mentioned around a scam report, that name's first ad may be held for a moderator to read before it appears; a hold is a review, not a verdict on the player. The chat obeys the board's rules too: no links in messages, and a report button on every thread.

Frequently asked questions

Can I browse the ads without verifying?

Yes, the whole board is open to look at: listings, filters and verdicts included. Verification is only asked of you at the moment you post an ad or attach an offer to one, because that is when your name starts standing behind a deal.

Does eggvalues hold items or money during a trade?

Never. The board puts two players together and prices the trade between them. The swap itself happens inside Anime Dice, at the hub stall or in the Trading Plaza, and nothing of yours passes through this site.

Why verify with a phrase in the Roblox About section?

It is proof that only the real owner can give. Your About section cannot be edited by anyone else, so the board finding its phrase there knows the name on your ads is in its owner's hands, which is what stops impersonators advertising under a known trader's name. And it manages that without asking for, seeing or storing your Roblox password.

How long does an ad stay on the board?

Seven days from posting, after which it leaves by itself. Still holding the items then? List them again, so visitors only ever see deals that are still on the table.

What do the JP values and the verdict on an ad mean?

Totals built from the JP values on the values page, added across each side of the trade. The verdict calls a gap of a tenth or less of the larger total Fair, up to a quarter a Win or a Lose, and beyond that a Big Win or Big Lose. It is written for the player taking the ad, so a Win means the taker receives more JP value than they hand over.

Can I message the poster of an ad on this site?

Yes. The Chat with poster button opens a conversation with the ad's owner on this page, and with both sides verified, the name in the chat is the name on the ad. The chat will not carry links, a safety strip stays pinned above the thread, and the conversation closes when the ad leaves the board. Agree your terms there; the handover still happens at the stall or in the Plaza.

What happens when I report an ad or an offer?

Your report lands in the moderation queue with the reason attached. On the team's rounds, someone reads it, checks the ad against these rules and the poster's record, and removes whatever breaks them. Posters who keep offending are banned from posting, and their live ads are pulled at the same time.