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Steal An Egg egg predictor

Every egg in the game sits behind a Speed gate. This takes the number off your screen and tells you which eggs are actually open to you right now, and which single one is worth the run.

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What can you steal right now?

Enter the Speed shown at your base. Shorthand works — type 170k or 2.5b.

The Speed stat on your screen in-game.

How this egg predictor works

Two numbers decide everything: the Speed gate on each biome, and the income each egg's pet produces. Give it your Speed and it filters the full list of 80 eggs down to the ones you can walk into, then sorts what remains by earnings.

That sounds trivial until you try doing it in your head mid-run. The gates span from no requirement at all up to 2.5B, and the income spread across those eggs is roughly a billion-fold. The egg that looks impressive is frequently not the one worth your next trip.

Why rarity is a poor predictor of value

Rarity bands overlap far more than the colour coding suggests. A Legendary from a late biome routinely out-earns a Mythic from an early one, because income scales with how deep the biome sits rather than with the label on the pet. Sorting by rarity gets you the wrong answer often enough that this tool does not offer it as an option.

The pet tier list ranks on the same basis — measured income per second, not opinion — if you want the full ordering rather than just what is currently in reach.

The Speed gates, in order

BiomeSpeed neededGuardian
ForestNoneChicken
Lake900Swan
Desert10KScorpion
Jungle40KTiger
Snow170KYeti
Volcano700KHellhound
Abyss Ocean2.5MMoby
Prehistoric17MT-Rex
Cosmic700MDragon
Cherry Blossom2.5B

Entering at exactly the listed number is possible but uncomfortable — guardians catch you and the run back is long. The speed calculatorworks out how long the remaining grind to each gate takes at your current rate.

Steal An Egg egg predictor FAQ

What does the Steal An Egg egg predictor do?

It takes the Speed stat from your base and works out which biomes are open to you, every egg those biomes hold, and which single egg pays the most of the ones you can actually reach. All 80 eggs with a published income figure are covered.

Can it predict when eggs respawn?

No, and neither can anything else honestly. The respawn cycle has never been documented by the developers, and community reports disagree with each other. What works is anchoring a timer to a reset you watch happen — that is what the egg spawn timer on this site does.

Why does it not just show the highest-paying egg in the game?

Because that egg is behind a Speed wall you probably cannot pass yet. Cherry Blossom alone needs 2.5B. The useful answer is the best egg among the ones open to you now, which is what this returns.

Where do the income numbers come from?

Community sources, cross-checked where more than one exists, with the check date shown on every page. Where sources disagree or only one exists, we label it rather than presenting the figure as settled.

Does egg rarity decide how much it earns?

Less than people assume. Rarity bands overlap heavily — a well-placed Legendary from a late biome can out-earn a Mythic from an early one. The table sorts on actual income per second rather than rarity, which is why the ordering sometimes looks wrong at first glance.

Sources

Sources for this page

Every figure above traces back to one of these. Where sources disagreed or only one existed, the row says so rather than presenting the value as settled.

  1. beebom.comcorroborated · checked 2026-08-27
  2. lolga.comsingle-source · checked 2026-08-27
  3. techwiser.comcorroborated · checked 2026-08-27

We link sources so you can check us, not to borrow their authority. If one of them is wrong, or you can verify something we have marked single-source, tell us — corrections are republished with the observation credited.