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The Hollow steal an egg badge: three race wins

Win three Steal an Egg races through The Hollow's race portal to claim the event badge, plus race items, lap count and player tips.

The Hollow steal an egg badge: three race wins
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The Steal an Egg badge is earned by winning three races in the egg-themed racing minigame attached to The Hollow's Halloween event. You do not pick it up while exploring — you open the Hollow event panel, teleport into the race, and finish first three times. Two players who recorded their runs both describe the same three-win requirement (race run, fast guide).

What the reward is

In the videos, the badge is described as the event's prize for the racing mode, and one creator says it hands out free tokens or tickets inside the game. That reward description is the creator's own account rather than a developer statement. The official Roblox page for The Hollow shows a 13-badge list for the experience; read on 2026-10-24, that list does not include an entry named "Steal an Egg", so treat the name as the community label for the race reward.

How to get it

  1. Join The Hollow and look for the Hollow button on the right side of the screen.
  2. Read the panel. One player reports it reads "win three races to claim rewards and unlock the grand prize badge".
  3. Press the teleport to race option and wait in the queue for other players. The same creator notes roughly a 30-second wait between races, which is their estimate rather than a fixed timer.
  4. Race and place first. The course runs three laps with speed pads and hazards. After the third win, the badge is awarded.

You can re-queue immediately after each race, so the practical loop is: race, win, requeue, repeat until the counter reaches three.

Race items

One creator walked through the pickups they received during a run:

ItemWhat it did in their run
Egg splatterDrops an egg on the track for someone to run into; it slows them for a few seconds
SpikesFires three projectiles ahead, similar to green shells in Mario Kart; hit racers get slowed
Scramble shieldProtects you for a few seconds

They said the egg splatter was placed with the E key on their keyboard setup. That is one player's control report, not a published control list — if you are on a different input method, look for the on-screen item prompt instead of assuming the same key.

Tips from the recorded runs

  • Hug the inside of corners. One creator calls cutting corners the most effective way to pass people, since much of the field drifts wide.
  • Take every speed pad you can reach, and steer around the tentacle and rage-style world hazards rather than through them.
  • Budget your time. A single race took about three minutes for one creator, so three wins means roughly ten minutes of racing plus queue waits — a player estimate, not a measured average.
  • Private-server idea: one creator suggested racing on your own three times might be faster. They framed it as a guess and never showed it working in the recorded footage, so treat it as an untested idea.

Limits to keep in mind

Neither video states which build of The Hollow they were playing, so small details such as the panel wording or item behaviour may have shifted since recording. The event itself is time-boxed: the official Roblox page describes the experience opening on October 22 at 2pm PT with the event starting at 3pm PT, and its description refers to October 31 as the point where things change. Whether the race portal stays available after the event is not stated anywhere in this material.

Next steps

  • Chasing other event badges? See the Duck Duck badge for another event-specific objective.
  • Working through the slower, exploration-side tasks? The Doors quest covers a puzzle rather than a race.

FAQ

How do you get the Steal an Egg badge in The Hollow?

Win three races in the egg-stealing race mode, reached through the Hollow event button and its race teleport.

How long does the badge take?

About three minutes per race according to one player, plus short queue waits, so a single sitting is usually enough for all three wins.

Can I win the races in a private server?

One creator floated it as a shortcut, but they did not demonstrate it, so it is an untested suggestion rather than a confirmed method.

Do I need to win three races in a row?

Nothing in the recorded runs addresses whether wins must be consecutive; the creators only show a running count of three wins.

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