WHO FARTED 2x Farter Chance GamePass Guide
What the 599 Robux pass actually changes—and how to spend the extra farter reps wisely.
What the GamePass is
WHO FARTED? sells a GamePass titled 2x Farter Chance for 599 Robux (Roblox catalog id 1966015430). The published effect is simple: it doubles your odds of being selected as the secret farter when a round starts. It does not auto-win, hide you from votes, skip detection, grant ESP, or replace the skill work on Win as Farter and the Farter role page.
Creator: Badass Experiences / Josh_ua. Official place: WHO FARTED? (place 115668616082195, universe 10762757054). Always confirm the pass description on the live Roblox page before buying—copy can change after patches tracked on Updates.
Plain-language odds math
Public docs do not publish a private RNG table, so treat the following as conceptual, not a leak of hidden code.
In a fair 1-of-N pick among living joiners, each player starts with roughly equal chance to be the farter. Doubling your selection weight means you are about twice as likely as a non-pass player to be chosen, not that you are farter every other round forever.
Mental model
Imagine a bag of tickets. Without the pass, you put in 1 ticket. With 2x Farter Chance, you put in 2 tickets. Everyone else’s tickets stay the same unless they also own the pass.
- In a 10-player lobby where only you own the pass: there are roughly 11 tickets total (you 2 + nine others 1 each). Your chance is about 2/11 ≈ 18% per round instead of 1/10 = 10%.
- If half the lobby owns the pass, the advantage shrinks because many people also have double weight. The pass is strongest when few others buy it.
- Empty or partial lobbies change N. A 6-player server already gives everyone more natural farter time; the pass still helps, but raw volume of rounds matters more than a single purchase.
What “2x” does not mean
- Not a guaranteed farter every second game
- Not immunity when you are farter
- Not a higher win rate by itself—only more attempts
- Not required for the WIN AS FARTER badge (see Badges)
If a TikTok claims the pass “makes you uncatchable,” ignore it. Selection rate and stealth skill are different stats.
Is it worth 599 Robux?
Buy it if
- You already enjoy the hunter fantasy and want more practice volume after natural rolls.
- You are grinding the WIN AS FARTER badge and feel bottlenecked by how rarely you roll the role.
- Friends in your stack mostly play innocent and you want to be the designated chaos agent more often.
- 599 Robux is casual spend for you and you will actually play enough rounds to use the reps.
Skip or wait if
- You have not finished Getting Started or won even one natural farter round.
- You mainly like town-side deduction (Find the Farter) and get bored when you roll hunter.
- Your lobbies are packed with other pass owners—the relative edge is smaller.
- You still tilt and self-report under soft accuse; buying more farter rolls will only practice bad habits faster.
Honest take: the pass is a practice multiplier, not a skill implant. New players should earn a clean win without it first, then decide.
How to use the extra reps
More farter rounds are wasted if you spam the same tell. Use a deliberate practice ladder:
- Survive mid-round without being the lobby’s first name.
- Answer one soft accuse with a short, true location alibi—then stop typing.
- Win once while mostly matching lobby joke energy.
- Win once by redirecting with a real observation about someone else (truthful misdirection).
- Review deaths — over-talk, greedy isolation, and mocking the room after a scare are the usual culprits.
Pair each session with notes from Win as Farter and self-scout using the innocent toolkit on the Suspicion Tracker so you know which signal categories you are lighting on yourself.
Social reads when you own the pass
Some lobbies meta-game purchases:
- “Pass owner = farter” tunnels are weak logic. Many owners still roll innocent most rounds; many farters own nothing.
- Do not announce the pass in chat. Flexing paid odds invites tunnels and teaches the room to watch you.
- Cosmetics are separate. The free fart skin does not interact with selection odds.
- If friends stack and multiple of you own 2x, expect more hunter variance inside the friend group—agree on fair-play norms via Play with Friends.
GamePass vs other rewards
| Reward | Cost | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Free fart skin | Like + join Badass Experiences | Cosmetic only — guide |
| 2x Farter Chance | 599 Robux | Doubles farter selection odds |
| WIN AS FARTER badge | Skill | Earn by winning as farter — badges |
| Promo codes | N/A so far | None confirmed — Codes |
No trustworthy public scripts replace the pass. Executor spam that promises “always farter” is account-risk garbage.
After you buy — first three rounds checklist
- Confirm the GamePass shows as owned on the Roblox experience page.
- Join a normal public lobby (not only private friend tests) so social pressure feels real.
- Play the first farter roll quietly; do not experiment with loud new tells yet.
- Screenshot a win toast if you care about badge proof later.
- Skim Updates weekly in case Badass Experiences retunes pass copy or role flow.
Refunds and expectations
Roblox GamePass refunds follow Roblox policy, not this wiki. Assume the purchase is permanent entertainment spend. If the pass description ever changes (for example, a different multiplier), re-read the store page and this guide after we verify notes on Updates.
Related pages
- How to win as farter
- WIN AS FARTER badge guide
- Farter role
- Codes hub — non-code rewards context
- Guides hub
- Honest review — whether the loop justifies spend for you
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
How much is 2x Farter Chance?
599 Robux on the official WHO FARTED? GamePass listing (id 1966015430).
Does the GamePass make me win as farter automatically?
No. It only doubles selection odds. You still need stealth and timing—see Win as Farter.
Do I need the pass for the WIN AS FARTER badge?
No. The badge is earned by winning as farter on a natural or pass-assisted roll. Details: Badges.
Should beginners buy it on day one?
Usually wait until you enjoy the role and have won at least once without it. Start with Getting Started.