Quick answer: Roblox’s public listing for The Hollow showed 682 “Won Ever” awards and 420 “Won Yesterday” for the Gourdlord: The Entangled badge in a snapshot checked on October 23, 2026. Those figures are an early signal, not a verified claim rate: the public listing does not provide the total number of eligible players or attempts needed to calculate a percentage.
Updated October 24, 2026 · For U.S. Roblox players · By Shivam Das
Gourdlord: The Entangled is one of the avatar rewards connected with Roblox’s The Hollow Halloween event. Players want to know how many people have claimed it, but the public counters need careful reading. A badge total tells us how many awards the platform reports—not how many eligible players tried to redeem the item, how many failed, or what share of all participants succeeded.
What the first public numbers show
The Roblox experience listing displayed 682 total awards (“Won Ever”) and 420 awards in the previous day (“Won Yesterday”) for the Gourdlord: The Entangled badge when checked on October 23. The listing also displayed rarity as 0.0% / “Impossible,” a rounded rarity label that should not be interpreted as a literal zero-percent chance. These counters can change as Roblox refreshes its public data.
682 is an award count, not a claim-rate percentage. To calculate a reliable rate, we would need a denominator—for example, the number of eligible players who attempted the quest or redemption during the same period. The public listing does not provide that denominator, so publishing a percentage would be guesswork.
How to read the numbers without being misled
- Won Ever: the cumulative badge-award count shown on the public experience listing when checked.
- Won Yesterday: the listing’s recent award count, not a live minute-by-minute tracker.
- Claim rate: cannot be calculated from those figures alone because the number of eligible players or attempts is unknown.
- Item ownership: a badge counter does not prove every badge recipient has the avatar item equipped or visible in their inventory.
Posts claiming that only a tiny percentage of players got Gourdlord should be treated cautiously unless they show a timestamp, a clear denominator, and a reproducible method. A counter snapshot is evidence of recorded awards—not a complete picture of the player experience.
How players can check Gourdlord: The Entangled
Guides reviewed on October 23 report that Gourdlord: The Entangled appears in The Hollow hub’s cinema concession shop under Avatar Items and costs 100 earned Tickets. Event menus and availability can change, so confirm the item name, price, and redemption button in the live experience before spending Tickets.
- Open the official The Hollow experience on Roblox.
- Check your Ticket balance and complete event objectives if you need more Tickets.
- In the hub, open the cinema concession shop and inspect the Avatar Items section.
- Before confirming, make sure the item name and required Ticket amount match the current in-game listing.
- After redemption, check your Roblox avatar inventory. If the item does not appear, rejoin the experience and check again before repeating a purchase or quest.
What if your Tickets or reward are missing?
Players have reported ticket-credit and item-granting problems in Roblox’s Developer Forum. That does not prove every missing reward has the same cause, but it means a failed or delayed credit should not automatically be blamed on the player. Check whether the quest or badge is marked complete, whether your Ticket balance changed, and whether the item appears in the correct avatar inventory.
- Return to The Hollow hub and check the Ticket counter again.
- Leave and rejoin if the menu or balance looks stale.
- Keep a screenshot of the completed quest, badge, or transaction details if the issue continues.
- Use Roblox’s official support channels for account-specific problems. Never share your password, authentication code, or browser cookies with a third-party “claim fixer.”
Why this matters before the Halloween finale
Roblox’s official announcement says The Hollow features nine horror-game monsters across nine nights, with a live finale on October 31, 2026. Players can continue collecting event rewards until noon Pacific Time on November 2. Check the current in-game board rather than relying on an old screenshot or a post that does not show when its data was captured.
For confirmed timing, read Roblox’s official The Hollow announcement. You can also browse our The Hollow event overview and Hollow avatar item coverage.
Frequently asked questions
How many players got Gourdlord: The Entangled?
The public Roblox listing showed 682 total badge awards and 420 awards in the previous day in a snapshot checked October 23, 2026. Those counts are not a verified unique-player count or a claim-rate percentage.
What is the Gourdlord: The Entangled claim rate?
A reliable percentage is not available from the public counters alone. The number of eligible players or attempts is not supplied alongside the award totals, so a percentage would be speculative.
How many Tickets does Gourdlord: The Entangled cost?
Guides checked on October 23 report a cost of 100 earned Tickets in The Hollow hub’s cinema concession shop. Verify the current live shop before redeeming because event details can change.
Do I need Roblox Plus to claim it?
The sources reviewed for this report did not show a Roblox Plus requirement for Gourdlord: The Entangled. Check the live item’s requirements in the event shop before deciding.
When does The Hollow reward collection end?
Roblox’s official announcement says players can continue collecting rewards until noon Pacific Time on November 2, 2026. The live finale is scheduled for October 31.
Why is the badge marked “0.0%” or “Impossible”?
A rounded rarity display can show 0.0% when a badge is very uncommon in the platform’s data. It does not prove the reward is impossible to obtain; check the live event requirements and official listing.
Bottom line
The best evidence available in the October 23 snapshot is 682 total Gourdlord: The Entangled badge awards, including 420 recorded in the previous day. That is an early snapshot—not a verified claim rate, not a count of all unique players, and not proof that 420 players successfully received the item in the last 24 hours. A percentage should only be called confirmed if Roblox publishes enough information to calculate it responsibly.
Sources: Roblox The Hollow listing; Roblox newsroom announcement; Roblox Developer Forum report on ticket and item granting.
