Poker-Face Play (Haniel)

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

Haniel is the character best suited to this play. Haniel already knows the identity, color and shape of 5 collectibles at the start, and from 2R 2 more rarities open every round. Find red locations with Rarity (Large) in 1R and keep your bid low.

Use Collectible (Large) in the round where high-value candidates show up: 2R if Rarity in 1R caught two or more reds, 3R if Size (Large) or the 2-slot average in 2R gathered high-value candidate silhouettes, and 4R if you want to calculate the board all the way to the end. Collectible (Large) reveals 5 at random, so it may overlap with the 5 you saw at the start. Once a high-value one is confirmed, bid high in that round to snipe it (take the board with a well-timed jump); otherwise finish low.