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title: 'INK GAME's Banned Coin Flip Glitch & The 5-Stack Speed Grind' description: >- Exposing a bannable Coin Flip and Black Flash glitch in INK GAME, then enduring a 4-hour grind for the legendary 5-stack speed boost. Is it worth the risk? keywords: >- Coin Flip, Black Flash, Lights Out, Red Light Green Light, Trickster, Medic, Speed Boost, Bannable Glitch date: '2025-10-03T20:43:24.000Z' category: video thumbnail: '' videoUrl: '' youtubeId: ZSBRg1sictw tags:

Coin Flip
Black Flash
Lights Out
Red Light Green Light

00:24 - What is the bannable Coin Flip glitch in INK GAME? - [A YouTube comment reveals that using the Coin Flip power and then switching to another power to keep the speed boost is a bannable offense.] 00:48 - How to perform the Coin Flip and Black Flash glitch. - [The video shows footage of equipping Coin Flip, gaining a speed boost, and quickly switching to Black Flash to retain the speed while having an attack power.] 01:00 - What happens when a glitch video goes viral? - [The creator panics after his video exposing the glitch gets over 40,000 views, fearing he's been "caught in 4K" by the game's admins.] 01:33 - How to (maybe) avoid getting banned in INK GAME. - [The creator makes a humorous plea to the game admin, Alpha1, arguing he's spent too much money on the game to be banned for the exploit.] 02:11 - What is the 5-stack Coin Flip challenge? - [The creator sets a new goal to achieve the legendary 5-stack speed boost by successfully landing five "heads" in a row with the Coin Flip power.] 03:22 - What does a 5-stack Coin Flip speed boost look like? - [After four hours of grinding, the creator finally achieves five successful coin flips, resulting in a massive 25% speed boost.] 04:10 - How to dominate Red Light, Green Light with max speed. - [Demonstration of how the 25% speed boost allows for incredibly fast movement across the map, making the game significantly easier.] 04:49 - How to use the Trickster power with a speed boost. - [A quick showcase of dropping a banana peel in front of another player while utilizing the enhanced speed from Coin Flip.] 05:11 - How to use the Medic power with a speed boost. - [The creator shows how the Medic power's carrying speed stacks with the Coin Flip boost, allowing for extremely fast player rescues.] 05:52 - Is the speed boost effective in Lights Out? - [The 5-stack speed boost is shown to be an extremely powerful tool for evading the seeker in the dark, survival-based game mode.] 06:20 - What happens when spawn camping goes wrong? - [In a different game mode, the creator attempts to spawn camp but is immediately eliminated by another player using the Manipulator power.] 07:10 - What is the ultimate failure after a 4-hour grind? - [After being eliminated in Lights Out, the creator is unable to afford a revive, tragically ending his 4-hour-long effort to utilize the 5-stack boost.] 07:26 - What is the curse of a gambler in INK GAME? - [The creator tries to get the 5-stack again but fails repeatedly, concluding that the power is a curse and that he is giving up for now.]

Video Metadata

Title: pls nerf coin flip | INK GAME Creator: Terasu Video URL: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ZSBRg1sictw Duration: 8:43

【 Introduction 】

Have you ever stumbled upon a game mechanic so broken, so powerful, that using it feels like playing with fire? That’s exactly what happened in my last video. I exposed a potentially bannable glitch in Roblox's INK GAME involving the Coin Flip and Black Flash powers. The video blew up, and suddenly, I was caught in 4K. The panic was real. Was my account done for? After narrowly escaping a ban, I decided to double down. Forget the glitch—what if I pushed the Coin Flip power to its absolute, god-tier limit? This is the story of that descent into madness: a grueling, four-hour-long grind for the legendary 5-stack speed boost, the chaos that followed, and the painful lesson I learned about gambling in INK GAME.

The Banned Glitch and the 4K Panic [ 00:00-01:27 ]

The video kicks off with a hilarious meme about a glitched player before revealing the core conflict: a YouTube comment claiming the Coin Flip power-switching glitch I showcased in a previous video is a bannable offense, sending me into a spiral of comedic panic. The session starts with a perfect example of INK GAME's buggy nature: a player is eliminated but remains standing, frozen in place. This prompts the classic meme, "[This man died standing upright]" [00:04]. But the real drama begins when I highlight a comment from my "pls nerf black flash" video. The comment reads, "btw using coinflip and then switching is bannable apparently i saw alpha1 ban someone for 3 days just [because of it]." My initial reaction is feigned denial, but the truth is, I'm guilty. The video cuts to a "LAST VIDEO" segment, providing undeniable evidence. In my previous video, I equipped the Coin Flip power, landed a few successful flips to gain speed boosts, and then immediately switched my power to Black Flash to retain the speed while having a powerful attack ready. The footage, replayed with a VHS filter, shows me doing this repeatedly. The narrator dramatically repeats, "[And after that we quickly swapped to Black Flash]" [00:49], with the audio slowing down each time, emphasizing my "crime." The evidence is damning, leading to the "They got your ass on camera! This is 4K!" meme. The panic truly sets in when I show that the previous video, which I expected maybe five people to see, had amassed 41,000 views. My secret was out, and I was convinced my INK GAME career was over.

A Brush with Fate (and a Plea for Mercy) [ 01:27-02:00 ]

Convinced I'm about to be banned, I plead for mercy from the game's admin, Alpha1, citing how much money I've spent. After a moment of existential dread, I decide to risk it all and jump back into the game, only to be met with a grim, yet funny, end. Staring down the barrel of a potential ban, I make a direct appeal to the powers that be. "[Alpha1 please]" [01:30], I beg, showing my Discord profile where I once complained about spending $50 on power rolls and getting nothing. My logic is simple: I've invested too much to get banned now. After a moment of prayer, I hit the play button, my fate hanging in the balance. The game loads, and for a second, it seems I've been spared. I'm back in the lobby, collecting my daily rewards. I genuinely thought my career was over. In my relief, I have a quick chat with players dressed as Goku and Mickey Mouse, declaring, "[They aren't gonna ban me Mickey]" [01:52]. But my celebration is short-lived. As I run towards the game portal, I'm suddenly swarmed by a mob of guards who open fire, and the screen cuts to a test pattern. The universe, it seems, has a dark sense of humor.

The Grind Begins: The Quest for 5 Stacks [ 02:00-03:22 ]

Having survived the ban scare, I shift my focus to a new, even more insane challenge: achieving the legendary 5-stack speed boost from Coin Flip by landing five consecutive "heads." The video reboots with a new mission. We're back, and this time, the goal is to push the Coin Flip power to its absolute limit. Dressed as Aoi Todo from Jujutsu Kaisen, I explain that while I've only ever gotten four stacks, I've seen others achieve five. I even show a Discord message from a player claiming to have hit a 45% speed boost, which would be an unheard-of nine stacks. I'm skeptical, but my goal is set: five stacks, a 25% speed increase. I know this will be an agonizing process, as each coin flip only has a 50% chance of landing on heads, and a single "tails" resets all progress. I won't show the entire grind, but I provide a preview of the pain. The montage shows me in the Red Light, Green Light game, repeatedly flipping the coin. Each time it lands on tails, a dark, shadowy effect consumes my character, and I'm eliminated. The final attempt ends with a massive, fiery explosion, signifying the utter failure and frustration of the grind. This is just a taste of what I had to endure.

4 Hours Later: The Moment of Triumph [ 03:22-04:03 ]

After four excruciating hours of non-stop coin flipping, I finally achieve the impossible: five consecutive heads, unlocking the 25% speed boost and triggering a moment of pure, unadulterated hype. A title card appears: "4 HOURS LATER." The scene opens back in the lobby. I flip the coin... heads. That's one. Another flip... heads again. Two. Another... three. Then four. The tension is unbearable. With four stacks already secured, I flip the coin one last time. It soars through the air, and as it lands, a shower of clovers and sparkles erupts from my character. I got it. Five stacks. "[YES!]" [03:34], I scream, celebrating the monumental achievement. But the relief is quickly followed by exhaustion. "[Okay I'm done]" [03:38], I declare. I'm done with gambling. The video displays the famous meme of the miner who quits digging just inches away from a trove of diamonds, perfectly capturing my feeling of being completely drained. I reveal that in the entire four hours of clicking the '1' key, this was the first time I'd even managed to get four in a row, let alone five. I call myself a fraud and state I can't take the mental toll anymore. For now, the grind is over.

Unleashing the Speed Demon [ 04:03-05:26 ]

With the 5-stack speed boost active, I demonstrate its game-breaking potential in Red Light, Green Light, effortlessly weaving through the map and even using other powers like Trickster and Medic to chaotic effect. It's time to see what this power can really do. We load into a game of Red Light, Green Light. The moment the light turns green, I'm a blur. The 25% speed boost is immediately noticeable, allowing me to cover huge distances in seconds. I'm so fast that I have to camp behind walls to avoid getting shot when the light turns red. I show how this speed allows me to easily catch up to players far ahead of me. To add to the chaos, I demonstrate how this speed synergizes with other powers. First, I use the Trickster ability, running ahead of a player and dropping a banana peel, though he manages to avoid it. The real power is shown with the Medic ability. A player gets shot near me, and I instantly pick them up. The medic power already provides a speed boost for carrying players, but combined with the 5-stack Coin Flip, I move at an absurd velocity, carrying the downed player across the finish line with ease.

The Tragic End in Lights Out [ 05:26-07:26 ]

I take the 5-stack speed boost into the Lights Out game mode, where its potential for evasion is massive. However, after a series of frustrating encounters and a fatal mistake, the 4-hour grind ends in a tragic, anticlimactic death. The next game is Lights Out, a survival mode where players must hide from a designated seeker. I realize that while item-based powers are useless here, my raw speed is the ultimate survival tool. The round begins, and the darkness is punctuated by the chaos of players getting caught. I effortlessly evade the seeker, using my speed to weave through the bunk beds and structures. However, my luck runs out. I get cornered and tagged by a guard. "[NO!]" [06:43], I yell in frustration. I'm eliminated, and the screen prompts me to "Buy Revive" for 49 Robux. I click it, hoping to get back in, but a pop-up reveals the sad truth: "You need more Robux." I don't have enough. All that effort, the four hours of grinding, ends because I got cornered and couldn't afford a simple revive. The screen fades to black on a skull and crossbones, displaying my failure. I am left with nothing but the bitter taste of defeat.

The Gambler's Curse [ 07:26-08:11 ]

Despite the soul-crushing failure, I attempt to get the 5-stack again, only to be met with more failure. The experience solidifies the painful lesson that the Coin Flip power is a curse, and I vow to return one day to conquer it. Even after everything, I can't resist trying again. The video shows a montage of me back in the lobby, flipping the coin over and over, each attempt ending in the familiar dark cloud of failure. The pain is palpable. I even get stuck in a skybox glitch, looking up at the glitched trees in the sky, a fitting visual for my broken mental state. I've had enough. I can't do this anymore. The video concludes with me standing in front of the Front Man and his guards. This time, I'm not running. I've accepted my fate as a failed gambler. I admit defeat for now but make a promise: "[I will be back... to get five stacks]" [08:02]. I don't know when, but the challenge still stands. This grueling experience was a lesson, and one day, I will return for my redemption.

【 The Takeaway: Synthesis & Action 】

This entire ordeal was a rollercoaster of high-stakes risks and brutal reality checks. First, we confirmed that the Coin Flip and power-switching glitch is not only real but also a bannable offense—use it at your own peril. Second, the quest for a 5-stack Coin Flip is a testament to sheer, mind-numbing perseverance. It took four hours of relentless grinding to achieve, proving it's more a test of patience than skill. When you finally get it, the 25% speed boost is undeniably overpowered, turning you into a blur in modes like Red Light, Green Light and making you nearly untouchable in Lights Out. However, as my tragic end showed, all that power means nothing if a single mistake or a bit of bad luck can wipe out hours of effort in an instant. The ultimate takeaway? Coin Flip is the ultimate gamble; it can grant you god-like speed, but it will demand your sanity in return.