All-Round Haniel

PearlFlexibleLow-cost farmingAny fundsVerified version: 1.3 · 1.4Updated 10/5/26Try it in Auction Simulator →

In one line

Find the Reds first and calculate the board from Gold + Red value — bet only what you calculated

Character

Device

Advanced All-round Max cost 50,000

Rarity (Large)

Size (Large)

Collectible (Large)

Gold total

Gold slots

2-slot average

Red detection (2)

Red detection

Click a block with a folded corner to view its note · hover to light up its path

Round flow

1–2R: scan for reds and board size → 3R: lock in colors → 4R: add up gold + red value → 5R: bet

Pros

+You can start scanning for red candidates early.
+You check board size and jackpot potential at the same time.
+Adding up gold + red value late makes the betting decision easy.
+A fairly cost-effective device set for the Pearl Hall (entry fee + tool use = 40k in total).

Cons

−If the early detection results are ambiguous, it's hard to get certainty by the end.
−Collectible (Large) has a luck element — it may not show what you want.

Recommended conditions

Recommended when you have enough funds that entering the Pearl Hall isn't a strain. Suited to hunting high-end red/gold boards, or to reading a board's value precisely. In 1R, use Collectible (Large) first in almost every case.

Details

In 1R, the default is to scan for reds with Collectible (Large). If Auctioneer info has already revealed silhouettes, use Quality (Large) first to lock in colors and gauge the chance of a high-value collectible.

In 2R, narrow the red candidates once more with the remaining tool, and in 3R lock in colors with Size (Large).

In 4R, use Gold total to add up gold + red value, and in 5R place the final bet based on the computed board value.

If Collectible (Large) shows a high-value collectible directly, the odds of a jackpot board go up. Conversely, if the revealed spots cluster near the top, the board is more likely small and low in total value.

1.4: the 2-slot average has taken the 9-slot average's place — use it in 5R when you see 1×2 or 2×1 red silhouettes. When locking in colors/silhouettes in 3R, a 2×5 (Antique Pendulum Clock) or 3×4 (Game Console) is priced by its shape alone.