OSRS Bot Dumps: Items Being Dumped Right Now
Grand Exchange items that farming bots are selling off on a repeating schedule, detected from abnormal sell volume against each item's own three-day baseline. Refreshed every five minutes from the 07Flip dump engine.
Dump patterns detected
Status and current buy price. Open an item for the chart and price history; the full list with cadence, score and recovery estimate is in the Premium Dumps preset.
- Antifire potion(4)Dumping now · 861 GP
- Binding necklaceDumping now · 621 GP
- Blue dragon scaleDue soon · 12 GP
- Body runeDumping now · 4 GP
- Bucket of milkDue soon · 45 GP
- Bucket of waterDue soon · 29 GP
What a bot dump looks like on the chart
A dump has three tells. First, sell-side volume jumps far above the item's usual hourly rate while buy-side volume stays flat. Second, the instant-sell price steps down in a short window rather than drifting. Third, it happens at the same time of day, often just after the daily reset or at the end of a bot farm's cycle. A genuine fall in demand looks different: volume on both sides falls, and the price keeps sliding across days with no recovery between sessions.
How to flip a bot dump
- Wait for the dump to be under way, not predicted. Place buy offers a little above the current instant-sell price so the bots fill you rather than another buyer.
- Buy up to the 4-hour buy limit only if the item has recovered from previous dumps. The item page shows the last 30 days; if the price has not bounced after earlier dumps, treat it as a falling market.
- List the sell at the pre-dump range, not the peak. The recovery usually takes hours, and the 2% GE tax comes off the sale, so a dump needs to be at least 3% deep to be worth the round trip.
- Never chase a second batch. If the price keeps falling after the expected cadence, the pattern has changed.
Where the full dump data lives
This page is the public view. The Dumps preset in the flip finder shows every confirmed and likely pattern with its dump score, cadence, the time since the last dump, whether the next one is due soon, and a recommended after-tax buy. The same list is in the RuneLite plugin's Dumps tab, grouped into dumping now, due soon and repeating pattern, so you can queue the buy without leaving the game. Both are part of Premium.
Bot dumps, price dips and spikes
A dump is one cause of a dip. The price dips page lists items at their 30-day low for any reason; this page lists only items where the cause is a repeating sell-off. The price spikes page is the mirror image: items rising sharply, often on a game update. Together they cover the three ways a liquid item leaves its normal range.