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MALAM SAMA OPAH Duit Guide: What It Is, How to Get It and What It Costs

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Duit is the currency in the Roblox game [CLASS] MALAM SAMA OPAH: what the HUD counter means, how to earn more through the SETTINGS code and Duit passes, and what Duit actually buys in a round.

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Duit is the named currency of the Roblox game [CLASS] MALAM SAMA OPAH. A new player was seen with 100 Duit on the lobby HUD, the developer advertises a code (SETTINGS) that grants more, and the clearest Duit price attached to gameplay is the green JUMPSCARE button inside Opah's house at 35 Duit per use.

  • Your balance shows as Duit on the lobby HUD; a new player was seen with 100 Duit next to a + icon.
  • The developer's own game description advertises the SETTINGS code, which awards Duit plus normal spins.
  • Paid passes boost Duit earnings: VIP gives +20% Duit with a daily chest, and DUIT x2 doubles all money rewards.
  • Inside Opah's house, the green JUMPSCARE button costs 35 Duit per use.
  • The death-screen revive is priced in Robux, not Duit.

What Duit is in [CLASS] MALAM SAMA OPAH

Duit is the named currency of [CLASS] MALAM SAMA OPAH, a Roblox game by Sabun Studios. The developer's own game description already treats it as the game's money — it advertises code rewards paid in duit — and in-game your current balance is shown as Duit on the lobby HUD.

A new player was seen with 100 Duit on that counter, next to a + icon. That counter is the number that matters for this guide: it is the balance the game's Duit prices draw from; code rewards add to it, and the Duit passes boost how fast it grows.

A view from the Roblox game [CLASS] MALAM SAMA OPAH

How to get more Duit

Two routes put more Duit within reach: the developer-advertised SETTINGS code, and paid passes that raise Duit earnings.

Redeem the SETTINGS code

The game's official Roblox description lists the code SETTINGS, and redeeming it grants Duit plus a batch of normal spins (the normal spins guide covers what those rolls do).

The reward is advertised in the developer's own game description, which does not by itself guarantee the code still works. The Codes page keeps the current Duit amount and working status for SETTINGS, so check there before counting on the Duit.

Buy a Duit-boosting pass

The game's Roblox pass catalog sells two passes that directly change Duit earnings, and they are priced in Robux rather than Duit. VIP (399 Robux) gives +20% Duit and adds a daily VIP chest containing 150 Duit and 1 class ticket. DUIT x2 (249 Robux) makes all money rewards 2x more. The remaining passes do not mention Duit in their descriptions — they do other jobs — and prices across the catalog run from 99 to 399 Robux. The full set as listed in the pass catalog:

Data table

Data table
PassPrice (Robux)Duit effect
VIP399+20% Duit, plus a daily VIP chest with 150 Duit and 1 class ticket
DUIT x2249All money rewards are 2x more
SHOVE149No Duit bonus mentioned
SKIP SPIN99No Duit bonus mentioned
CLASS SLOT 3149No Duit bonus mentioned
CLASS SLOT 5249No Duit bonus mentioned

What Duit pays for: the JUMPSCARE button

Inside Opah's house, the HUD carries a green JUMPSCARE button in the top-right corner showing a cost of 35, and using it was followed by a DUITMINE -35 badge at the top of the screen — consistent with spending 35 Duit per jumpscare. That makes the jumpscare the concrete example of what Duit actually pays for during a round.

Not everything is priced in Duit: the revive

Losing all your lives does not cost Duit. When the last heart is gone, a REVIVE? dialog opens with an 8-second countdown and offers a revive for 19 Robux or a NO button; reviving returns you with 1 life in the safe zone. The price there — like the passes — is Robux, so reviving never touches your Duit balance. The dialog also notes that VIP passes grant +1 life every round. For avoiding that screen altogether, the survival guide covers staying alive around Opah's house.

If you are still getting oriented, what Opah is and the beginner guide cover the rest of a round, and the Codes page remains the place to check whether SETTINGS is still paying out Duit.