Poker-Face Play (Chiz)

The standard line is to pin down high-value collectibles first with Collectible (Large) in 1R. This route pushes that back — the round log shows which devices you used, so a Chiz who hasn't used Collectible gets read as just waiting for the 3R ability. That is the poker-face play (눈치작전): hiding how much you know and bidding low until the right moment.

Chiz sees 8 silhouettes at the start and the identities of those 8 in 3R. Color those silhouettes with Rarity (Large) in 1R, add information beyond the 8 with the 2-slot average or Size (Large) in 2R, then compute the board value in 3R from the 8 reveals + the Gold total. Meanwhile, keep your bids low while still defending.

There are three rounds to use Collectible (Large). 2R if a red showed somewhere outside the 8 — the reds inside the 8 open for free in 3R, so aim outside them. 3R right after the 8 open at its start — judge after seeing those 8; Collectible (Large) reveals 5 collectibles at random, so it may overlap with the 8 already revealed. 4R if you want to calculate all the way to the end. Once a high-value collectible is confirmed, bid high in that round to snipe it (take the board with a well-timed jump).