Los 67: how to get it, stats and budget checks
Plan a Los 67 collection attempt in Steal a Brainrot, compare reported stats and acquisition routes, and check value before committing cash or a base slot.
The captured community Wiki lists Los 67 as Secret, with $2.75B cost and $22.5M/s base income. The Wiki describes Los Lucky Blocks and stealing as routes; Los 67 is a different unit from the single 67.
Sources reviewed October 1, 2026. Listed costs, income and routes are source reports, not a current gameplay test. A listed cost is not proof the unit can be bought on the conveyor or a resale quote.
Identify the correct character
Los 67 is the three-character unit; the single 67 is a separate Secret. Search results for Los 67 also returned single-67 guides and item-sale pages, so confirm the full name instead of following the top result blindly.
Compare the reported numbers
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| Source / version | Listed cost | Base income | How to use it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Community Wiki; revision date unavailable | $2.75B | $22.5M/s | A captured reference; confirm the live character display |
Choose an acquisition route
The Wiki describes Los Lucky Blocks and stealing as routes; Los 67 is a different unit from the single 67.
- Check that the container is a Los Lucky Block, not an Admin or Secret Lucky Block.
- Read the current reward list before opening; the right family name does not guarantee the desired result.
- If you receive Los 67, verify the complete name and secure it before planning a trade or another opening.
Treat the reported 0.5% as a conditional block claim
The Wiki reports 0.5% per Los Lucky Block. That figure has no independently verified revision date here, and it should not be applied to a different block. Even under a hypothetical independent 0.5% model, 200 openings would give about a 63.3% chance of at least one result, not certainty. Do not turn the reciprocal odds into a guaranteed opening count.
Keep the family comparison honest
The same Wiki compares $22.5M/s with the single 67 at $7.5M/s. Three times that base rate does not mean three times the trading value. Block access, variants and what your current slot already earns change the decision. A single 67 guide remains useful for that unit; it does not establish Los 67 acquisition.
Work out what the slot actually gains
Using the Wiki pair only, $2.75B / $22.5M/s = 122.2 seconds of gross earning time in an empty slot. This is a comparison model: it assumes that cost is payable, income remains constant and the unit stays owned. It does not include acquisition waiting, losses or a real-money listing. For block, event or removed units, the listed cost may not be a direct purchase option.
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| Your starting position | Extra base income | Comparison |
|---|---|---|
| Empty slot | $22.5M/s | 122.2 seconds |
| Replace a hypothetical $13.5M/s unit | $9M/s | 305.6 seconds |
| Collection or rebirth objective | May matter even without more income | Keep the required identity rather than optimizing only the rate |
Use the live cost and the difference between the two actual income displays before deciding. If your old slot earns as much or more, the case for the new unit must come from a collection requirement or another explicit goal. Do not spend a premium just because the rarity label looks stronger.
Common questions
Is Los 67 the same as 67?
No. The Wiki has a separate Los 67 entry and describes a Los Lucky Block route.
Which block contains Los 67?
The captured Wiki names Los Lucky Blocks. Check the current container reward list; the reported odds are not a verified live rate.
How much does Los 67 make?
The captured reference reports $22.5M/s base income, before mutations and traits.
Does opening 200 blocks guarantee it?
No. Under an independent 0.5% example, the probability is about 63.3%; the actual live rate is unverified.
Sources and checks
- Los 67; source report checked October 1, 2026 Checked Oct 1, 2026