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There’s nothing quite like the adrenaline rush of logging into Steal a Brainrot on a Tuesday evening. My Discord starts buzzing with notifications, friends are frantically messaging me about their inventory space, and I know it’s finally happening Taco Tuesday is back.
If you’ve been grinding this game for any amount of time, you already know that Taco Tuesday isn’t just another event. It’s the weekly money-making opportunity that can completely transform your earnings and help you snag some of the rarest brainrots in the entire game. But here’s the thing: timing is absolutely everything. Miss the window by even fifteen minutes, and you’ll be watching everyone else celebrate their Corrupted Taco Brainrots while you wait another full week.
I’ve been participating in Taco Tuesday since the event first launched, and after countless sessions of scrambling to join servers and competing with hundreds of other players for those precious taco-trait spawns, I’ve learned exactly what works and what doesn’t. Today, I’m breaking down everything you need to know about the Taco Tuesday times for October 7, 2025, plus all the insider strategies that’ll help you maximize your haul.
Before we dive into specific times and strategies, let me give you the full picture of what makes Taco Tuesday such a game-changer.
Taco Tuesday is a weekly Admin Abuse event that developer SpyderSammy triggers every Tuesday without fail (unless he announces otherwise on Discord, which happens occasionally). The moment the event kicks off, you’ll hear the unmistakable sounds of “Raining Tacos” blasting through your speakers trust me, this song will be stuck in your head for days.
When the music starts, a massive taco cannon materializes above the conveyor belt and begins firing tacos at random brainrots moving along the belt. Any brainrot that gets hit by a taco immediately gains the Taco Trait, which multiplies their earnings per second by a whopping 3x. But it gets even better: if you’re extremely lucky, you might witness a brainrot transforming into a Corrupted Taco Brainrot, which grants a mind-blowing 5x earnings multiplier and gives off this awesome glowing effect.
The event typically runs for 30 to 45 minutes, though Sammy has been known to extend it when he’s feeling generous. During this window, spawn rates for taco-affected brainrots skyrocket, giving you roughly triple the normal chances to collect these valuable assets.
What really makes my heart race during Taco Tuesday isn’t just the earning potential it’s the competitive chaos. You’ve got dozens of players all scrambling for the same taco-trait brainrots, and if you’re playing on a public server, things can get wild. I’ve had sessions where I managed to grab five taco brainrots in a single event, and others where I walked away with just one because the competition was too fierce.
Alright, let’s get to what you came here for: the exact times Taco Tuesday kicks off today.
The event starts at 5:00 PM EST on Tuesday, October 7, 2025. However, depending on where you’re gaming from, your local time will obviously differ. I’ve put together a comprehensive timezone breakdown so you can mark your calendar and set multiple alarms (seriously, set backups I’ve overslept this event before and it sucked).
| Your Location | Day | Local Time |
|---|---|---|
| Pacific Time (PST/PDT) | Tuesday | 2:00 PM |
| Mountain Time (MST/MDT) | Tuesday | 3:00 PM |
| Central Time (CST/CDT) | Tuesday | 4:00 PM |
| Eastern Time (EST/EDT) | Tuesday | 5:00 PM |
| São Paulo (BRT) | Tuesday | 6:00 PM |
| London (BST) | Tuesday | 10:00 PM |
| Paris/Berlin (CEST) | Tuesday | 11:00 PM |
| Dubai (GST) | Wednesday | 1:00 AM |
| India (IST) | Wednesday | 2:30 AM |
| China (CST) | Wednesday | 5:00 AM |
| Japan (JST) | Wednesday | 6:00 AM |
| Australia East (AEST) | Wednesday | 7:00 AM |
| New Zealand (NZST) | Wednesday | 9:00 AM |
Pro tip from my own experience: I always log in at least 30-60 minutes before the official start time. This gives me time to organize my inventory, sell off any low-value brainrots I don’t need, and position myself near the conveyor belt. More importantly, it helps me avoid the server crash chaos that sometimes happens when thousands of players try to join simultaneously right at 5 PM EST.
One thing I’ve noticed is that Sammy occasionally shifts the timing by an hour or mentions last-minute changes in the official Steal a Brainrot Discord server. I learned this the hard way after showing up on time one week only to discover the event had been pushed back. Now I religiously check Discord an hour before every Tuesday event.
I’m not gonna lie there’s something genuinely addictive about Taco Tuesday that keeps pulling me back week after week.
The first time I participated in this event, I had no idea what I was doing. I showed up with maybe 2 million cash in my pocket, no inventory space, and zero preparation. Within five minutes of the cannon firing, I was completely overwhelmed. Brainrots with taco hats were zooming past me on the belt, other players were snatching them up left and right, and I managed to grab exactly one taco-trait brainrot before my cash ran out.
But even that single brainrot completely changed my gameplay. Watching my earnings jump from a few thousand per second to suddenly pulling in triple that amount? It was intoxicating. I immediately understood why veterans treat Taco Tuesday like a national holiday.
What I love most about this event is the unpredictability. Some sessions, I’ll witness five Corrupted Taco Brainrots spawn within the first ten minutes. Other times, I’ll grind through the entire 30-minute window and only see regular taco-trait spawns. There’s this gambling-like thrill to every cannon shot will this be the one that creates a 5x multiplier brainrot?
The community aspect also makes these events special. My friend group has developed this whole strategy where we coordinate on voice chat, calling out spawns and helping each other spot the glowing corrupted versions. We’ve started hosting our own private server sessions, which completely eliminates the competition stress and lets us focus on pure collection mode.
Beyond the monetary rewards, Taco Tuesday also gives you access to exclusive items that you simply cannot obtain any other way. Those brainrots you collect? You can feed them to Sammy the NPC in exchange for rare pets and special brainrots that have become status symbols in the community.
After participating in probably twenty or thirty Taco Tuesday events at this point, I’ve developed a system that consistently helps me walk away with multiple high-value brainrots. Let me share exactly what works.
Clear your entire inventory. I cannot stress this enough. You need maximum space to grab brainrots quickly during the event. I typically sell or store everything except my absolute best earning brainrots about an hour before the event starts.
Accumulate serious cash reserves. Taco-trait brainrots aren’t cheap. Prices vary based on the brainrot’s base rarity, but I recommend having at least 10-15 million available. During one particularly expensive session, I burned through 20 million in the first fifteen minutes because multiple Secret-rarity taco brainrots spawned back-to-back.
Position yourself strategically. I stand right next to the conveyor belt, angled so I can see both the spawn point and the collection zone. This gives me maximum reaction time when taco brainrots appear.
Join early to secure your spot. Server capacity limits mean that if you wait until 5:00 PM EST to log in, you might get stuck in a queue or find all the servers full. I learned this lesson when I got locked out of my usual server for twelve minutes during one event by the time I got in, half the good spawns were already gone.
The moment “Raining Tacos” starts playing, I switch into full focus mode. Here’s my approach:
Prioritize Corrupted Taco Brainrots above everything else. These glow and are immediately identifiable. Even if they’re expensive, the 5x multiplier makes them worth the investment. I’ll liquidate other assets mid-event if necessary to afford one.
Don’t tunnel vision on price. Some players hesitate because a taco brainrot costs 8 million instead of 3 million. But remember that multiplier applies to their per-second earnings forever. A slightly more expensive taco brainrot will pay for itself within hours of gameplay.
Watch the conveyor belt constantly. Taco-trait brainrots move quickly, and if you look away for even ten seconds, another player will snatch them. I’ve developed this habit of never clicking away from the game window during events.
Feed selectively to Sammy. While it’s tempting to immediately feed all your taco brainrots to Sammy for exclusive rewards, I usually keep at least 2-3 of the highest multiplier ones for my own earnings. The rewards from Sammy are amazing (we’ll talk about those next), but sustained income matters too.
Use private servers if possible. This completely changed my Taco Tuesday experience. Instead of competing with 30+ random players, I now run private sessions with 4-5 trusted friends. We coordinate who grabs what, share resources, and everyone walks away satisfied. If you have VIP access or can split the cost with friends, this investment pays for itself immediately.
After the cannon stops firing and “Raining Tacos” fades out, my work isn’t done. I spend 10-15 minutes evaluating what I collected:
This systematic approach has helped me go from barely surviving Taco Tuesday to consistently making 50+ million per event.
Let’s talk about what you’re actually grinding for during these events. The rewards system is more complex than it initially appears, and understanding the value hierarchy helps you make better decisions under pressure.
These are your bread and butter. Any brainrot hit by a taco gains this trait and immediately starts earning triple their normal rate. The beauty is that this multiplier stacks with the brainrot’s base earning rate, meaning a high-value brainrot with a taco trait becomes an absolute money-printing machine.
I currently have a Legendary-tier brainrot with a taco trait that pulls in roughly 300k per second. Without the trait, it would only earn 100k. That’s an extra 200k per second that I wouldn’t have without Taco Tuesday.
These are the holy grail. The first time I saw one spawn, I didn’t even realize it was special I just noticed this glowing brainrot with a taco hat moving along the belt. My friend screamed over voice chat to grab it immediately, and when I checked its stats, my jaw dropped: 5x earnings multiplier.
Corrupted spawns are rare even during Taco Tuesday. I’d estimate maybe 1 in every 10-15 taco-affected brainrots becomes corrupted, so when you spot that glow effect, you grab it regardless of price.
This is where things get really interesting. When you feed taco-trait brainrots to Sammy the NPC, you earn points toward exclusive rewards that rotate periodically. The current offerings include:
Tipi Topi Taco – An exclusive pet that follows you around and provides a small passive income boost. You need to feed approximately 10-15 taco brainrots to unlock this. It’s become a status symbol in the community because it proves you’re a serious Taco Tuesday participant.
Bombardini Tortinii – A special brainrot that costs 50 million to purchase after you’ve fed enough tacos to Sammy. It generates 225k per second baseline, making it one of the strongest passive income sources available. I saved up for three weeks to afford this thing, and it’s been worth every penny.
Nooo My Hotspot – A cosmetic item that gives your character a unique taco-themed effect. Purely aesthetic, but honestly, it looks cool and shows you’ve put in the work during events.
What I appreciate about this reward system is that it gives you options. If you need immediate income, keep your taco brainrots. If you want exclusives that will appreciate in value over time, feed them to Sammy. Neither choice is wrong it depends on your current goals.
Taco Tuesday is actually part of a larger pattern of admin abuse events that Sammy runs throughout the week. Understanding this schedule helps you plan your gameplay more effectively.
Tuesday = Taco Tuesday (this event, 5:00 PM EST)
Saturday = Weekend Admin Abuse (typically 10:00 AM EST)
The Saturday events usually feature different mechanics and rewards. Recently, Sammy has been experimenting with themed variations I participated in one that spawned golden brainrots with 4x multipliers, and another that introduced time-limited crafting materials.
What’s interesting is that Taco Tuesday has become the most reliable and consistent event. Saturday admin abuse sometimes gets delayed or modified based on updates, but Taco Tuesday happens almost every single week without fail. This consistency makes it the backbone of most players’ earning strategies.
I’ve also noticed that major admin abuse events tend to coincide with game updates or milestones. When Steal a Brainrot hit 500k concurrent players last month, Sammy ran a special extended Taco Tuesday that lasted two full hours. Events like these are announced on Discord, so staying connected to the community really pays off.
After grinding through dozens of these events, I’ve picked up some advanced techniques that most guides don’t mention:
The “Early Seller” Strategy: About 10 minutes before Taco Tuesday starts, I list my lowest-earning brainrots for quick sale at slightly below market price. This gives me extra liquidity right before the event without taking up inventory space. Works especially well on Tuesdays when everyone is preparing and willing to buy.
Track spawn patterns: I’ve noticed that taco brainrots tend to spawn in clusters. If you see two or three spawn within a minute, stay extra alert there’s often a fourth or fifth coming soon after. I don’t know if this is intentional design or randomness, but I’ve observed this pattern consistently.
Don’t sleep on common rarities with taco traits: Everyone focuses on grabbing the Secret and Legendary taco brainrots because they’re flashy. But here’s the thing a Common rarity brainrot with a taco trait is still earning 3x its normal rate, and they’re usually affordable enough that you can grab three or four of them for the price of one high-rarity version. Multiple moderate multipliers can sometimes outperform a single large one.
Use Discord alerts: Set up keyword notifications in the official server for words like “delayed,” “extended,” or “changed.” This has saved me multiple times when Sammy announces last-minute timing adjustments.
The Corruption Watch: During the first 5 minutes of the event, corruption spawns seem to happen more frequently. I can’t prove this statistically, but in my experience, if a Corrupted Taco Brainrot is going to spawn, it usually happens early. After 5 minutes, I adjust my expectations and focus more on volume collection of regular taco brainrots.
Private server timing trick: If you’re running a private server with friends, have everyone join 15 minutes early and stand in different positions around the conveyor belt. This creates better coverage for spotting spawns and reduces the chance of missing a taco brainrot because it appeared on the opposite side.
I’ve made plenty of mistakes during these events, and watching other players, I’ve noticed some patterns in what goes wrong:
Showing up unprepared. I cannot emphasize this enough if you log in right at 5:00 PM EST with a full inventory and 500k cash, you’re going to have a bad time. Preparation determines 80% of your success.
Panic buying everything. During my first few events, I would frantically buy every single taco brainrot I saw, regardless of price or value. This led to me burning all my cash on mediocre spawns and missing out when a genuinely incredible one appeared. Now I evaluate each spawn for 2-3 seconds before committing.
Ignoring the feed-to-Sammy mechanic. Some players hoard all their taco brainrots without ever feeding them to Sammy. This means they miss out on exclusive pets and items that are only available through this specific event. I usually feed about 50% of what I collect and keep the other 50%.
Fighting over spawns in public servers. I spent my first month playing Taco Tuesday exclusively on public servers, constantly frustrated by competition. The moment I switched to private servers with friends, my entire experience improved. If public is your only option, that’s fine but don’t underestimate how much smoother private sessions run.
Not checking Discord before the event. I missed one week entirely because Sammy announced a 2-hour delay in Discord, but I didn’t check. Learn from my mistake always verify timing on event days.
Beyond just the immediate rewards, I’ve found that Taco Tuesday serves as a critical anchor point in my overall gameplay loop.
Income Scaling: The multipliers you collect during Taco Tuesday directly accelerate your progress in every other aspect of the game. Those 3x and 5x earnings multiply your passive income, which means you can afford better brainrots with rare traits, purchase expensive crafting materials, and invest in high-tier items more quickly.
Trading Leverage: Taco-trait brainrots hold significant trading value in the player economy. I’ve successfully flipped several taco brainrots for 2-3x their purchase price by waiting a few days and selling to players who missed the event.
Event Synergy: Taco Tuesday rewards sometimes unlock access to other limited-time events. For example, the Plants vs Brainrots Prison Event required certain items that could only be efficiently obtained through Taco Tuesday grinding.
Community Reputation: Regular participation in Taco Tuesday naturally connects you with the active player base. I’ve joined multiple friend groups and trading networks simply by being consistently present during these events.
The players who dominate Steal a Brainrot aren’t necessarily the ones who play 12 hours a day they’re the ones who strategically maximize event participation. Taco Tuesday is the single most important weekly event for progression.
Having participated in basically every type of admin abuse event Sammy runs, I can confidently say that Taco Tuesday is the most beginner-friendly while still being incredibly valuable for veterans.
Saturday Admin Abuse tends to be more chaotic and less predictable. The spawns are random, the rewards change weekly, and there’s no guaranteed mechanic like the taco cannon. However, Saturday events sometimes drop rarer overall rewards, so they’re worth attending if your schedule allows.
Special Milestone Events (like the 500k player celebration) are absolutely insane but unpredictable. These might happen once every few weeks or months. When they do occur, they usually blow Taco Tuesday out of the water in terms of rewards but you can’t plan around them.
Weather Events like the various mutation conditions affect gameplay constantly but don’t provide the concentrated burst of value that Taco Tuesday offers. They’re more about gradual advantages than explosive growth.
If I had to rank events by “return on time investment,” Taco Tuesday would be my #1 recommendation for both new and experienced players. It’s reliable, predictable, and consistently rewarding.
Based on developer comments in Discord and patterns I’ve observed over the past few months, here’s what I think we can expect from future Taco Tuesday events:
Seasonal Variations: Sammy has hinted at potentially introducing themed versions of Taco Tuesday around holidays. Imagine a Halloween version with “Zombie Taco Brainrots” or a Christmas version with “Candy Cane Taco Traits.” These would likely maintain the core 3x multiplier mechanic while adding exclusive cosmetic variations.
Scaling Rewards: As more players hit the late game, I expect the exclusive Sammy rewards to expand. We might see higher-tier pets that require feeding 50+ taco brainrots, or legendary items that cost 100+ million after unlocking.
Competitive Elements: There have been community discussions about potentially introducing leaderboards for “Most Taco Brainrots Collected” or “Highest Total Multiplier” during individual events. This could add a competitive layer for players who want that extra challenge.
Extended Duration: As server infrastructure improves, Sammy might experiment with longer event windows. A 60-90 minute Taco Tuesday would give more players a chance to participate while reducing the intense time pressure.
Whatever changes come, I’m confident that Taco Tuesday will remain a core part of Steal a Brainrot’s identity. It’s become too beloved by the community to drastically alter.
Missing a single Taco Tuesday isn’t the end of the world, but it does set you back compared to regular participants. You’ll need to wait another full week for the next event, and during that time, other players will be earning 3x multipliers on their taco brainrots. I’d recommend setting calendar reminders so this doesn’t happen.
No. Corrupted Taco Brainrots only spawn during Taco Tuesday when a regular taco brainrot gets hit by multiple tacos or through the random corruption mechanic during the event. Once the event ends, they stop spawning entirely.
I recommend having 10-15 million as a minimum if you want to actively participate. If you’re swimming in resources and want to maximize your haul, bringing 25-30 million lets you grab basically anything that spawns without worrying about running out.
Yes! This is one of the most powerful mechanics in the game. If you have a brainrot with a naturally high multiplier trait, and it gains a taco trait during the event, those multipliers stack multiplicatively. I once collected a Secret-rarity brainrot that had a 2x trait naturally, gained the taco trait for another 3x, resulting in a total 6x multiplier. These combinations are extremely valuable.
Mobile is definitely playable, but I find the experience significantly better on PC. The faster reaction times and easier inventory management make a noticeable difference during the chaotic 30-minute window. If mobile is your only option, just be extra prepared with inventory space and position yourself strategically.
You have three main options: keep them for stacked passive income, feed them to Sammy for exclusive rewards, or sell/trade them to other players. I usually keep the highest multiplier versions, feed medium-tier ones to Sammy, and sell/trade the lowest-value duplicates.
Yes, though this is rare. Sammy has delayed or rescheduled the event maybe 3-4 times over the past few months due to technical issues or major updates. Always check Discord 1-2 hours before the scheduled start time to confirm.
In my experience, absolutely. Private servers eliminate the competition stress, reduce lag, and let you coordinate with friends. The only downside is the cost you need VIP access or to rent a private server. If you can afford it or split costs with friends, it’s worth the investment.
Taco Tuesday at 5:00 PM EST today represents your best opportunity this week to dramatically boost your income and collect exclusive items in Steal a Brainrot. Whether you’re a fresh player just learning the mechanics or a veteran grinding for that perfect Corrupted Taco Brainrot, preparation is everything.
Make sure you’ve cleared inventory space, saved up 10+ million cash, and joined your server at least 30 minutes early. Position yourself near the conveyor belt, keep Discord open for any last-minute updates from Sammy, and stay focused during that 30-45 minute window.
Most importantly, remember that Taco Tuesday should be fun. Yes, it’s competitive and yes, there’s real progression value but the chaotic energy of dozens of players scrambling for taco-covered brainrots while “Raining Tacos” blasts in the background is genuinely entertaining. Embrace the chaos, celebrate your wins, laugh off the spawns you miss, and enjoy being part of this weekly community event.
The taco cannon is about to fire. Are you ready?
