Start with the right game
Our subject is the Roblox experience First Person Boxing by Can You Box?, with place ID 132956556682909. A matching phrase in a headline does not establish that a source concerns this experience. We compare the game identity, developer, context and current version before using a source.
The official links page records the identity checks. Similar combat terminology, including spins or styles, is not proof that a source belongs to another game.
What each source can support
- Official game and developer material: identity, documented features and actual announcements. A brief description does not establish every control or detailed rule.
- Gaming publications: useful reports with a named source and visible review date. They can disagree or become outdated.
- Direct game testing: a recorded result for a particular device, version and time. This label is used only when that test actually happened and its evidence is retained.
- Community reports: leads for investigation. We do not silently upgrade a personal anecdote into an official fact.
The initial release has source-reported codes and official-description game information. It does not claim that this site's publisher personally redeemed those codes or completed comparative gameplay testing.
How code status works
Reported active and Reported expired describe what a cited source says. Verified active and Verified expired require a conclusive direct test by this site. An “already used” message, a failed connection or an eligibility issue is inconclusive for global expiration.
Disputed means relevant evidence conflicts or an opposing claim cannot safely be ordered against a test. We show the disagreement and retain the evidence rather than treating the majority of sources as a vote. A newer observation of the same source replaces its older statement in the current calculation, while the historical statement remains recorded.
Needs recheck is a freshness warning. After 48 hours, old evidence deserves another look; the warning does not mean a code has expired. Reviewing a publication again cannot reset the time of a game test that never happened.
Your personal tracker has separate Not tried, Tried and Redeemed statuses. Changing one only edits your notebook; it does not update the public code page.
Dates mean different things
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Static code snapshots identify when their display state was generated. The browser can update a freshness warning as time passes, but it cannot perform a new game verification.
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We publish detailed controls, combinations, style comparisons and ranked rules only when the evidence supports the promised answer. Rankings must explain the setup, criteria and limits of a real comparison. Missing numbers remain unknown; they are not filled with zeros or estimates presented as facts.
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