How to Get Money Fast in Super Bot Brawl

A recording of the in-game shop describes the currency as money and cash interchangeably, and shows it buying at least two tiers of lucky block — a cheaper one that gives common, possible or epic artifacts, and a pricier one with a wider item pool including potions, spare artifacts and unnamed items such as "Boss Cola" and a cheeseburger. The same footage shows a separate row of rainbow lucky blocks that cannot be bought with money at all; those only come from finishing quests (DigitizedPixels, 27 August 2026, video _TB3VEL9bwI).

Money is also a flat cost blocking progress, not only a shop currency. A single recording of one player unlocking the Bomb race shows a requirement of 1,000 money plus 200 bot core, 20 advanced bot core and 1 boss bot core (DigitizedPixels, 29 August 2026, video aqRUQ0GGZLI). If you are farming money specifically to unlock the Bomb race, plan for the whole bundle, not just the cash figure.

The same video is upfront about a gap in its own information: the player says they are not certain which boss reliably drops the boss bot core, as opposed to only having a chance to drop it. Treat that drop as unconfirmed for any particular fight rather than guaranteed.

The clearest money-farming method in the footage we have comes from a short, ninety-one-word recording: equip any artifact that fires automatically, travel to the spot the video calls "the terminal," join any public server, press play, and leave the character standing there while money accumulates on its own (Determination, 3 September 2026, video GkDgSKGXoq0).

That recording has no on-screen numbers at all — no money-per-minute figure, no wave count, no confirmation of which server type it was tested in. One commenter under the video calls the method "an absolute monster for money grind," which backs the general idea from a second player, but is still an account, not a measured rate (comment by BigBangDrive1234 under video GkDgSKGXoq0).

• Equip any artifact that fires automatically before you queue into a server.
• Travel to the terminal and join any public server; the recording does not specify a particular server type or size.
• Press play, then leave the character standing in place while the auto-fire artifact keeps working on its own.
• Check back later — the video never shows how quickly the money adds up, only that it does add up over time.

If you unlock the Secret Noob character, her or his weapon shop runs on a second currency called Noob Cash, shown separately in the top right corner of the screen and displayed to one decimal place in the recording (64.8, at the moment it was shown) (DigitizedPixels, 2 September 2026, video Ws4wm9kHfV0). Regular in-game money will not buy anything in that shop.

Noob Cash buys a sequence of weapons for the Noob — an AK-47 first, priced low enough that the player calls ten Noob Cash "insane" for it, followed by a blue Hyper Laser Gun, a stronger red Hyper Laser, a Minigun and a Galactic Laser Gun, unlocked roughly in that order as waves progress (DigitizedPixels, 2 September 2026, video Ws4wm9kHfV0). This is one player's playthrough, so treat those specific prices as that player's reading rather than a fixed price list.

One comment under the Secret Noob video claims that "special characters give +50% more cash" than regular ones (comment by Greenskin555 under video Ws4wm9kHfV0, 2 September 2026). No video in the footage we reviewed demonstrates or measures this, so it is a single comment, not a tested figure, and it does not meet the two-independent-source bar we use for a flat statement of fact.

If you are deciding whether to grind for a golden character purely for the money income, treat that 50 percent figure as unverified rather than something to plan a farming route around.