Potato King in Sell Fries

Dishwasher, Peeler and Runner list no ability in any guide. That is 'none listed', which is not the same as confirmed absent.

1. 1Open the Classes station. A paid roll costs 25 gems.
2. 2The result is random across all seven classes — you cannot buy or pick a named class.
3. 3Take the free spin or the ad spin when the station offers one; it costs no gems.
4. 4Escape runs to earn gems, then roll again. Potato King is one of the 7 outcomes.

You cannot pick or discount a class: every paid roll is 25 gems for a random result.

Average rolls = 1 ÷ odds; the 100-roll figure is 1 − (1 − odds)¹⁰⁰. Rolls are independent, so a long dry streak is normal rather than a bug.

Best possible roll and the only class that can undo a death. At 0.2% you should not plan a run around landing it.

• Long survival runs
• Team cash stacking
• Death recovery

At 0.2% odds you would average 500 paid rolls to land it, so treat it as a bonus and never as a plan.

Ranked on three weighted axes: money per shift (50%), night survival value (30%) and how likely you are to roll it at all (20%). Odds and bonuses are publisher-reported values that three independent sources agree on; the tier letter is our judgement, not a game statistic.

What are the odds of rolling Potato King in Sell Fries?

0.2%, the rarest of the seven classes. On average that is 500 paid rolls before it shows up.

How many gems for Potato King?

There is no direct price, only random rolls at 25 gems each. At 0.2% odds that averages about 12,500 gems.

Is Potato King worth keeping?

Yes. It carries the biggest cash bonus of the seven classes at 100%, plus 1,000 starting cash, a 50% gem bonus and an ability that clears every monster and triples sales.