Gambit Court

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Gambit Court is an endgame land. Checkmate had 256 awards, the same crowd as level 50.

Gambit Court

Gambit Court

Clear badge
Checkmate
Clears awarded
256
Badge added
2026-10-18
What pins the name
Clear badge added 18 October 2026

Where Gambit Court sits

Gambit Court is pinned by the badge Checkmate, added on 18 October 2026. On 15 November 2026 that badge had 256 awards. The live game page says there are 8 lands and 11 bosses, and it only names the Forest and the raid by place. The Lucky's Pals group still lists five zones: the Forest, Frostfang Pass, the Sunken Dunes, the Tides, and the Galecrag. Nine clear badges exist. When the texts disagree, trust the badge, because the badge is the name the game pays you for.

How to clear Gambit Court

Loremaster, level 50, had 254 awards. Treat 50 as the company you will see, not as a lock on the door. A party is the right call. Your main card should already be Tier V, because that badge was an order of magnitude more common. The name Checkmate suggests a duel-like boss and does not confirm one. Play the land in front of you. If a single target refuses to die, you are missing damage, not a chess puzzle published somewhere else. The party cap is five and solo is allowed. Bring one card you are raising toward Tier V and one card that can hit more than a single body. One Tap, with 2,324 awards, is the proof that a card can drop three full-health enemies. Learn any missing spell from your trainer before you travel. Do not expect a code to hand you a spell. Working codes pay Race Rerolls.

When to leave

Match your time to the crowd, not to a level requirement the game has not printed. Level 10 had 19,419 awards, level 20 had 5,168, level 30 had 1,799, level 40 had 678, level 50 had 254, and level 60 had 33. If this clear is much more common than the next level badge, you are early: finish it and move. If this clear is as rare as level 50 or 60, you are at the end of the published ladder. Extra loops only pay off if you are chasing an Insane clear, a Mythic clear, or a card that is not yet Tier V. Insane had 8,294 awards. Mythic had 4,597. Perfected, the Tier V badge, had 6,750.

Is Gambit Court worth farming

Verdict: One clear is the prize. There is no published Gambit Court drop worth a second week. The Labyrinth of Legends is the last clear badge and it is much rarer.

The Labyrinth of Legends is next, with 44 awards, beside level 60.

Keep going with Labyrinth of Legends, Blightroot Hollow, Leveling, Party, Cards, and Bosses.

How Gambit Court compares with other lands

NameClear badgeClears awardedBadge addedWhat pins the name
Drowned TideTidebreaker34602026-10-09Clear badge. The group description calls this stretch the Tides
GalecragGyre's Fall20292026-10-10Named on the group description. The clear badge is Gyre's Fall
Ashen CalderaTwice Burned10752026-10-17Clear badge added 17 October 2026
Blightroot HollowRoot and Rot4742026-10-17Clear badge added 17 October 2026
Gambit CourtCheckmate2562026-10-18Clear badge added 18 October 2026
Labyrinth of LegendsTwo Grow Back442026-11-08Clear badge added 8 November 2026

FAQ

Which badge do I earn for Gambit Court?

Checkmate. The count on 15 November 2026 was 256.

Can I solo Gambit Court?

Yes. Fights allow one to five players. A solo clear still counts.

What if the clear will not pop?

Leave, raise the card you actually cast, and come back with a wider spell. A missing badge is a deck problem long before it is a party problem.

Sources: Roblox game page, Roblox badges, Lucky's Pals group