How Much Robux is $100 Dollars With Premium?

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If you have Roblox Premium, you get 10% more Robux. So, for $100, you'll get 11,000 Robux plus a 10% bonus, which totals up to 12,100 Robux. Enjoy spending 'em!

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AttainingFord·6 months ago

If you're a premium Roblox member, $100 nets you approximately 11,000 Robux. Enjoy spending them!

ReoccuringRace·6 months ago

Roughly 11,000 Robux for $100 if you have Premium. Time to make it rain virtual cash!

BurstingHong·6 months ago

Without Premium, it's simple math: $100 = 10,000 Robux. But with Premium, the bonus brings it to 12,100 Robux. Happy gaming!

TargetingDirt·6 months ago

With Premium, you get a nice little bonus. For $100, you’ll score 12,100 Robux!

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Diego·3 hours ago

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One of those prizes is the Roblox gift card, which you can win and use to get robux essentially for free!

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