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MALAM SAMA OPAH Escape Badge: Rarity, Win Counts and Earning It

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Escape is a MALAM SAMA OPAH badge at 19.2% rarity (Hard), won by 106,517 players in one day and 500,013 in total. Here's what players know about earning it.

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Escape is a badge in MALAM SAMA OPAH, listed at 19.2% rarity (Hard). 106,517 players won it yesterday and 500,013 have won it in total, which makes it one of the game's actively and widely earned badges.

  • Rarity 19.2% (Hard) — the share of the game's players who have earned the badge.
  • Won yesterday: 106,517 players.
  • Won total: 500,013 players.
  • These figures are a snapshot of the badge listing, not fixed values — they move as more players win.

Escape is one of the badges attached to MALAM SAMA OPAH. On the game's badge listing (universe 10772066587) it appears under the plain name Escape, paired with the Malay word Tahniah — congratulations — which the listing prints alongside the badge names it records. That listing is also the source of everything players publicly know about the badge's difficulty, and its numbers are worth reading closely before you plan a session around it.

A view from the game MALAM SAMA OPAH.

Reading Escape's numbers

The listing tracks three figures for the badge, and each answers a different question a badge hunter actually has.

Rarity: 19.2% (Hard). Rarity shows the share of the game's players who earned the badge, so 19.2% means roughly one in five MALAM SAMA OPAH players already has Escape. The bracketed word is the tier label the listing attaches to that share. Hard flags a badge that takes some real effort — but the percentage next to it shows plenty of players clear it anyway.

Won yesterday: 106,517. This is the number of players who won the badge in a single day. A six-figure daily count means Escape is being earned constantly, and that pace is the most practical hint the badge gives you: whatever it requires, enormous numbers of ordinary players are meeting it.

Won total: 500,013. The lifetime count, roughly half a million players. Together with the daily figure it confirms Escape as a badge a normal player runs into, not a trophy reserved for a tiny elite.

All three figures are a snapshot of the listing when it was checked, not permanent values. The win counts climb as more players earn the badge and the rarity percentage drifts with them, so treat the exact numbers as recent rather than fixed — re-checking the listing is the simplest way to see whether the badge is still being won at the same pace.

How Escape compares with the game's rarest badges

The same listing records MALAM SAMA OPAH's other badges, and the contrast frames Escape well. The JUMPA OWNER badge is listed at 0.0% rarity with the tier label Impossible — so few players have earned it that its share rounds to zero. Escape's 19.2% (Hard) sits at the opposite, achievable end of that scale.

For badge collectors, that makes Escape a realistic target: labeled Hard, yet common enough that hundreds of thousands of players already have it. The MALAM SAMA OPAH badges overview covers the full set, and the JUMPA OWNER badge has its own page if you want to see what the game's near-impossible end looks like.

What players know about earning it

The listing proves two things plainly: the badge is winnable, and it is won often. What the badge data does not include is the trigger itself — no figure or label on the listing says which in-game action makes Escape fire, so the exact earning step is not something the current badge numbers document.

That boundary shapes how you chase it. The win counts guarantee the requirement is attainable — half a million players have already met it — but the badge entry alone cannot tell you what to do in a session. For the gameplay side, work from the game's own guides: the how to escape guide covers getting out, and the Opah survival guide covers staying alive long enough to make the attempt. If the badge lands for you along the way, the listing's win counts will include you from that day on.