Cloudveil Cup Search Hotori (Daily Goods)

Order of play: Collectible (Medium) in 1R → Daily Goods Rarity in the round Daily Goods opens → Rarity (Medium) → Size (Medium) in 4R → final bid in 5R without any devices. The Purple average goes unused (item cost 8,000 per board).

1R — check board size and high-value ones. Collectible (Medium) opens the identities of 3 random collectibles from the whole board (they may overlap with collectibles you already know). If reds or golds show, add their prices straight to the board value — that's confirmed, not a guess. If it's a high-value one like the Eternal Heart (1.31M) or the Antique Suitcase (580k), recalculate the board value and bid up; if it's a jackpot, bid big within your funds. Where they land tells you the board size — the board fills from the top, so if even one of the three shows up outside the first screen (row 11 or below), it's a big board with many collectibles (board value usually Pearl 1.46M+ · Coral 770k+). If all three cluster within the top 6 rows, it's a small board (around Pearl 1.07M · Coral 200k) — bid below the board value you calculated and fold early.

2R — check Daily Goods colors. At the start of each of 1R–3R, Hotori shows every silhouette of one type not yet opened, with the type attached. Once Daily Goods opens, you see the shapes and locations of all the Daily Goods, and Daily Goods Rarity marks colors on 3 of them at random. If Daily Goods hasn't opened yet, look at red locations first with Rarity (Medium) and save Daily Goods Rarity.

Red Daily Goods almost all have different shapes — 1×1 Cloudveil Cup (500k) · 5×5 Little Oink Bank (500k) and Pendragon Model (20.17M) · 4×4 K01 Model (60k) · 2×2 Preserved Flower Wreath (200k) and Brand-New Limited Volleyball (90k). So once a red lands on a silhouette, the value is almost decided.

A red 1×1 is a sure Cloudveil Cup. To others a red 1×1 looks like an Eternal Heart candidate, so its price tends to overheat — but knowing that slot is a Cloudveil Cup (500k), add just 500k to the board value and bet calmly. If you win it, stack it in your Display Case.

For a red 5×5, count the Little Oink Bank's 500k as the floor. In the Pearl Hall it's occasionally the Pendragon Model — leave the Pendragon out of your count until it's confirmed, and if someone else suddenly raises big, they may have seen the Pendragon. If Daily Goods is open with no 5×5, there's neither a Pendragon nor a Little Oink Bank.

If Daily Goods hasn't opened by 3R, use Daily Goods Rarity on 3 random Daily Goods from the whole board, and bet only as much as the board value on the rest. In 4R add shapes with Size (Medium); in 5R, Hotori's ability opens the silhouettes of collectibles whose rarity you know, so use that for the final board-value calculation.