Official, community-sourced, guide-sourced, estimated, and manually tracked values are labeled separately. Do not treat community values or estimates as official game constants.
How confidence attempts work
A listed pet chance describes one hatch attempt. Confidence asks a different question: how many attempts are needed before it is reasonable to expect at least one success at a chosen confidence level.
Low-chance targets can require many attempts even when the egg pool looks simple. That is why the tool shows expected attempts instead of only showing the listed percent.
- Choose one egg pool first because each pool has its own target list.
- Select the target pet and confidence percent.
- Use 80, 90, or 95 percent as planning levels rather than guarantees.
- Treat community egg-table values as update-sensitive data.
Reading rare target risk
A 1 percent target in an egg pool can feel much rarer than the number looks because failed attempts compound. The calculator turns that repeated-failure risk into an attempt count.
If the attempt count is too high for your bankroll or hatch time, switch the target, lower the confidence level, or wait for better source data before spending.
The tool assumes the listed chance stays constant across attempts. It does not model pity systems, hidden weights, or server-side changes unless those are added to the source data.
Bankroll and hatch planning
Egg cost and hatch time fields should be read before chasing a rare target. When cost or hatch time is listed as unknown, the odds result is still useful, but the full route is not complete.
Use the result to decide whether the target belongs in the current farming session or should wait until crop income, guild upgrades, or market timing improves.
- Unknown cost means the odds result is not a complete spending plan.
- Unknown hatch time means offline scheduling needs manual judgment.
- High attempt counts should be compared against crop profit routes.
Connecting pets to crop planning
Pet chasing should not be isolated from crop planning. If a target pet improves farming or mutation timing, compare the expected egg attempts against the crop value you could generate with the same time and capital.
When a pet chase depends on rare crops, use the stock tracker first so the egg plan does not consume capital right before an important seed reset.
FAQ
Common Questions
What does the GAG2 pet egg odds calculator estimate?
It estimates the number of egg attempts needed to reach a chosen confidence level for a selected target pet in a selected egg pool.
Does 90 percent confidence guarantee the target pet?
No. Confidence is planning probability, not a guarantee. A 90 percent target still leaves a chance of missing after the listed number of attempts.
Why do low-percent pets need so many attempts?
Repeated failed hatches compound. Even a visible chance like 1 percent can require many attempts before the overall success chance feels reliable.
Should I trust unknown egg costs or hatch times?
Unknown cost or hatch time means the odds can be compared, but the full spending or schedule plan is incomplete until that source data is confirmed.
When should I stop chasing a rare pet?
Stop or pause when the required attempts exceed your crop income plan, when the egg source data is uncertain, or when a seed reset would be a better use of capital.