Elimination Adler

Adler sees every silhouette (with color) of one rarity per round, in order: White in 1R → Green in 2R → Blue in 3R → Purple in 4R. By 4R, the only things still unseen on the board are golds and reds.

The board fills from the top with no gaps, so the empty slots left in 4R are exactly where the golds and reds sit. The shape of each empty area becomes a candidate collectible shape as is — many reds have their value fixed by shape alone, like the 5×1 Radiant Scepter · 1×4 White Dragon King · 3×2 Antique Suitcase · 2×5 Antique Pendulum Clock · 3×4 Game Console.

1R — read board size. Use Collectible (Large) as a high-value gacha + to see board depth. Bid low (500–700k if the board is deep, 200–400k if shallow).

2R — red detection. Rarity (Large) on 8 lands mostly on the colors you don't know yet (Blue, Purple, Gold, Red). With 2+ reds, defend at 1M or more.

3R — lock in gold value. Lock in the gold value with the Gold total.

4R — read the empty slots. Size (Large) on 10 picks only from collectibles whose silhouette you don't know, so the gold and red shapes show up all at once. If the empty-slot shapes are ambiguous, calculate the red slot count with Gold slots (empty slots − gold slots).

5R — top-bid commit. Board value = Gold total + the reds you confirmed + purples (small). By 5R Adler knows almost the whole board, so bid the top price within the board value you calculated.