Data Vault Run (2-Slot Average)

PearlAll-inFlexibleMedium fundsVerified version: 1.4Try it in Auction Practice →

The standard line is Collectible (Large) in 1R → check for the Data Vault (5.12M) with the 2-slot average in 2R, then a 2R all-in. If you use the 2-slot first in 1R, look for a 1R all-in and use Collectible (Large) in 2R

Updated 10/7/26

Character

Any character

Device

Advanced All-round Max cost 50,000

Rarity (Large)

Size (Large)

Collectible (Large)

Gold total

Gold slots

2-slot average

Round plan

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Red detection

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Pros

+The 280k line is clean — a 2-slot average above it means a Data Vault; otherwise there isn't one.
+The standard line (Collectible in 1R) pins down high-value ones first, then the 2-slot in 2R — even without a Data Vault, you learn whether a Cool-lala Spicy Snack or Traveler's Stone (150k–280k) is there.
+The 1R 2-slot branch finishes in 1R if it's a Data Vault, and otherwise rejoins the standard line with Collectible (Large) in 2R.

Cons

−The Data Vault is rare — about 0.3% of Pearl Hall boards; in 1.4, 1 of 161 Pearl Hall boards.
−The 2-slot average (25k) is the most expensive item in the set.
−The 2-slot average covers the whole board, so it doesn't tell you which slot.

Recommended conditions

Pearl Hall · medium funds. 1.4 only — from 1.4, when the 2-slot average joined the Advanced All-round set. The standard line is Collectible (Large) in 1R — the Data Vault is extra upside. If you use the 2-slot first in 1R, use Collectible (Large) in 2R.

Details

In 1.4, the Advanced All-round set's 9-slot average became the 2-slot average (25k). The 2-slot reds are the Data Vault (5.12M) · Cool-lala Spicy Snack (280k) · Traveler's Stone (150k) · Chiming Pendant (80k) · Thoth USB Drive (80k) · Crunchy Tempura Rice Bowl (30k), and the most expensive after the Data Vault is the Cool-lala Spicy Snack at 280k, so a 2-slot average above 280k means there's a Data Vault.

The standard line is Collectible (Large) in 1R — it's the item that can pin down high-value collectibles directly, so use it first. If the Data Vault shows directly, finish in 1R; if you didn't see it, sort out whether there's a Data Vault with the 2-slot average in 2R and look for a 2R all-in (deciding the board with one big bid).

If you use the 2-slot first in 1R, you can finish in 1R when it's a Data Vault. Otherwise, gather the same information as the standard line with Collectible (Large) in 2R. The Rarity-first branch sees red locations, then goes 2-slot → Collectible.

From 3R, compute the board value with red detection and the Gold total.

Terms

디스크-런: Data Vault run — boards played to land the Data Vault (슈퍼 디스크, the 5.12M jackpot red, a Tech 2×1).
2칸: The 2-slot — short for the 2-slot average device.
정석: The standard line — the textbook play.
쇼부: All-in — deciding the board early with one big bid.
1라 · 2라 …: 1R, 2R … — short for round 1, round 2 (라 = 라운드).
덤: Extra upside — something you get on top, not something you count on.
고가: High-value collectible — mostly reds.
시드: Funds — literally "seed", the money you bring into the hall.
영마: Eternal Heart — short for 영원한 마음, the 1.31M one-slot red.
상자: "Box" — here it means the Antique Suitcase (3×2 red, about 578k).
쫀드기 · 타산지석 · 옥패 · USB · 텐동 · 구름잔: Shorthand: Cool-lala Spicy Snack · Traveler's Stone · Chiming Pendant · Thoth USB Drive · Crunchy Tempura Rice Bowl · Cloudveil Cup.