This fundamentally wouldn't work because they need a variety of sources to make income from. They can only make income from so many repeated visits per day by the same person to the same site, so you need to visit them all.

I know you've mentioned it changes but pretty much everyone wants to at least know the formula for when you buy the drop rate increase so we can at least plug in our player level, upgrade level, etc.


Agreed. If you've upgraded stone to oblivion, even after they're going to reduce the upgrade limit, it still nerfs other minerals if it picks stone first.

Ya I'm on Bronze cave (#4) atm and I upgraded 12/4/2/3 on that one alone, plus all thee reasonably priced upgrades for those minerals in general.

Have you tried any of the upgrades from the Mine Resources tab. The ones specific to that cave? They multiply with any permanent upgrades you have.

It probably has to do with what upgrades you're investing in. What mine are you in and what upgrades do you have?

I can currently spend about 5k for 500 energy fillup and earn ~14300 MCC with that 500 energy, so ya 9300 profit or so.

1. Yes, please. Even if it's like 50% the original value, I don't want to scroll past some random miners.
2. On that note, don't reload the page when selling inventory or buying from the store, or clicking the mine button.
3. Same with inventory, sell all
4. The devs have mentioned before that it's difficult to say how much something will increase by, but this should still be completely possible if you simply plug in whatever formula you're using in the first place. Would help a lot.

Both of those work perfectly fine for me. The reward for passing commercial break is going back to mine?

Offerwalls are fine and all, but I think it'd be nice to have a more unique approach since a lot of people are sick of offerwalls.

I'm glad we'll at least be compensated lol. So, if I may ask, how much will the upgrades for other materials be buffed, or is it variable for each one?

Thanks! Glad you found something useful. I'd double count how many clicks it takes to get to the commercial break and make sure it always adds up, if not you can tell the site owners in their own thread on this forum.

For those of you unfamiliar, Money-Clicker is a relatively new pay-to-click website that, in my opinion, has a lot of potential. The premise is simple, you click a mine button up to 10 times (can be increased) in a row, expending "energy" which recharges every 5 minutes by default. After 10 clicks, you watch an ad, fill a captcha, and come back. As you mine, you gather materials and earn XP to level up, which grants you access to better mines with higher-paying materials. There's a large variety of upgrades including (but not limited to): increased material price & drop rate, faster XP & energy gain, and more materials dropped per click. Materials can be sold for MCC (money-clicker coin) where 1,000,000 MCC = $1 and MCC is used to purchase upgrades or can be converted to $. The final mine, accessible at level 200, drops materials worth up to $1 each!!!

With all that in mind, it's evident this is a more long-term grind (as is the case with all micro-earning websites), so don't expect massive earnings instantly. Fortunately, I've been on the website for only 10 days (a good part of which I spent trying to figure out the best methods), and have mostly caught up to some of the website's top earners. Here you can see my current balance and earnings to-date.

I'd like to share my strategies I've learned thus far:

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1. Very Annoying Ads: In your profile, you can adjust the frequency at which advertisements appear on the mining screen. By setting it to "Very Annoying", you can QUADRUPLE (4x) the amount of materials earned per click (shown in your inventory, not the mining screen). Despite the name "very annoying", it tends to not have a tremendous impact. I personally keep my hand on the F5 button so i can quickly refresh the page before the ads slow things down. The extra bit of time spent is made up by the 4x boost to materials gained.

2. Antivirus/AntiMalware: You may have noticed a warning beneath the profile option for Very Annoying ads. This does hold merit and I highly recommend installing  an anti-malware/anti-virus to catch some of those links opening in new tabs before they try anything. I personally have Mcafee WebAdvisor, Avast, and Malwarebytes and haven't had a single issue. To quickly close the new tabs that open before they fully load up, just middle click the tab and it will disappear. If you accidentally close the wrong tab, use Ctrl+Shift+T (assuming Windows, look it up for Macs ), to re-open the tab.

3. Solve Media: Since you will be filling out 2 captchas every 10 clicks (once on the ad page and once on money-clicker), Google's recaptcha service will slowly begin to treat you more as a bot than a human, often mislabeling your captchas as incorrect and drastically slowing down your mining speed. This is why I opt for SolveMedia captcha (changeable in your profile), which doubles the time you can mine before this happens. Frankly, I find it faster to type out a word than solve a picture puzzle in the first place, but that's entirely subjective. The only cure for recaptcha treating you as a bot is to step away for a period of time (usually a couple of hours).

4. CPU Mining: I frequently have periods where I cannot do any mining, but bring my laptop to work. If you have a powerful PC and want to earn those last MCCs needed for an upgrade, I recommend trying CPU mining (just make sure you're not racking up your own energy bills)! I wouldn't upgrade past level 5 or 6 as it doesn't pay enough to justify that much spent in the long run, but it can definitely earn you some passive MCC in the meantime.

5. Stone Drop+, Price, and Drop Amount: If you look at the Mine Resources screen, you'll see that Stone is present in nearly every mine except for the last one. By upgrading stone's drop rate, you're largely negating the chance that you'll get nothing from a click. Alongside that, you should upgrade the price of stone as much and as often as possible since it is the most common thing you will be mining. To multiply these earnings, you should upgrade the number of stone being dropped from each click on individual mines as well. My current cave looks like this, so I can earn 44 stone (Lvl 11 * 4x for very annoying ads) every click. My stone price is 0.8 MCC each, so that equals 35.2 MCC per stone click!!! As you can see, I've also upgraded price/drop amount for some of the other materials in that cave. You can do this at your own discretion, but keep in mind how often you find each material and whether it's worth it in the end.

6. Faster Energy/More XP: It should come as no surprise, but upgrading how fast you regain energy and how much XP you earn will help in the long run to level up faster and reach those bigger rewards.

7. Drop Rates: Aside from stone, you should increase the drop rate of the rarest item in your current cave (except Coal) since it will carry over into the next cave. This also helps level up faster since you gain vastly higher xp from the rarer cave items than you do from stone, and it has no impact on the new rarest material in your next cave.

8. Energy Refills: Restocking your energy is actually quite affordable if you've upgraded properly. At my current level, I can purchase 4x 100-energy refills for a total of 2732 MCC, but I'll easily earn over 10,000 MCC with that 400 energy. This stacks with the energy you earn naturally as well!

9. Technical Upgrades: The technical upgrades reduce the frequency of captchas and ads, the former being captchas you fill in when returning from the ad page, and the latter increasing the number of clicks in the mine before having to view ads from 10 to 20, 30, etc. I personally haven't gotten to the point where I can drop 50k-100k MCC freely on these upgrades, but from a mathematical perspective the less ads upgrade is far more useful at speeding up your mining process since it doubles the time between ad views vs. sometimes removing the captcha (which only saves 10-20% of the total ad view time).

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Well, that just about does it. Let me know if you've found any strategies of your own or if you found this guide useful!

I've gotten it to work sometimes, but it's about a 50/50 at this point.

clik.pw captcha no longer appears so it's impossible to fill out.

Gotcha on the drop rates. As for the adblock, I do disable adblock so the advertisements are being shown, but sometimes clicking the captcha box or even the mine button opens websites that are automatically blocked through anti-virus. I could disable that, but I'd rather be safe than sorry, plus it's only about 1/10 or less clicks.

Can you please respond to my last post here about drop rates?

The Dicebot application does that backend work for you on a large list of websites. It uses simplified LUA javascript with variables for nextbet, currentstreaks, etc that will work on all of those websites. I'm just really bad at formatting and can't do it myself lol

I'd like to be able to use this on other websites and someone told me about Dicebot. Do you think you could put this into dicebot's LUA javascript? I'm very interested in comparing it to other systems over the long-term.

To calculate the odds of that happening just take the odds of NOT rolling 10000 and multiply it to the power of the number of rolls, so in this case:

(9999/10000)^54000 = 0.00451536155 or .45154% chance of NOT rolling a 10,000. Impossible? No, but very sketchy.

Also, who's to say the people that did post proof of rolling a 10,000 are not admins in disguise?

Solid strats, I'm hesitant to upgrade drop rates on specific mines since I know in 5-10 levels I'll be switching to a new one. For that reason I'd personally aim toward improving drop rate and price of materials (especially stone) overall. Nice website though, hope it lands you some nice referrals!