Make the most
of the Treasure Hours.
Know when a recorded boost starts, what it changes, and when it ends. No guessed schedules. No permanent multipliers.
The recorded event schedule
| Event window · UTC | Gold outfit boost | Chest odds | Status & source |
|---|---|---|---|
| to Nov 8, 2026, 4:00 AM UTC | 10×Historical multiplier | 1 in 156,250Derived from recorded base rate | Past event · endedRead source Checked Nov 9, 2026 |
| to Nov 7, 2026, 9:00 PM UTC | 7.5×Historical multiplier | 1 in ≈ 208,333Derived from recorded base rate | Past event · endedRead source Checked Nov 9, 2026 |
These odds apply to the weekly gold outfit category during the listed window. They do not establish which older named outfits remain in the pool. Rounded odds are marked with ≈.
Before the next boost
- 01
Check the actual event
Confirm the window, game mode and gold-outfit multiplier in game or in the linked announcement.
- 02
Read the right time zone
Switch the schedule to your local time. Some overnight events fall on a different calendar date.
- 03
Keep the odds in perspective
A better chance on each eligible chest remains a random chance. Once the window ends, that multiplier no longer applies.
Trace the numbers.
Normal rate: 1 in 1,562,500. Reported official information, checked Nov 9, 2026.
Read the chest-odds reportThe official season overview names Treasure Hours, but does not establish every future event window or multiplier.
Official season overview LATEST RECORDED OUTFITSolid Gold Lil Uzi VertRead the outfit guideWhat a Treasure Hour does — and doesn’t — tell you.
Is every Treasure Hour a 10× boost?
No. The recorded past windows include different multipliers. The next one needs its own verified announcement.
Why is there no countdown to next Saturday?
A recurring day alone is not a confirmed event time. A countdown only appears when a specific sourced window is recorded and its information is fresh enough.
Does a boost make a gold outfit guaranteed?
No. A boosted chest rate remains a probability. No guaranteed attempt count is established by the sources shown here.