Chiz 3R All-in (Advanced All-round)

PearlAll-inLow-cost farmingMedium fundsVerified version: 1.4Updated 10/25/26Try it in Auction Simulator →

In one line

Hold out in 1–2R, then read it all at once in 3R with Chiz's 8 identities + Collectible (Large) — check colors first if the start shows many 1×1s

Character

Device

Advanced All-round Max cost 50,000

Rarity (Large)

Size (Large)

Collectible (Large)

Gold total

Gold slots

2-slot average

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Round flow

Hold out low in 1–2R without devices (if 4+ of the starting 8 are 1×1, check colors with Rarity in 1R), then in 3R read the board with Chiz's ability (the identities of the starting 8) plus Collectible (Large) and go all-in — a sturdier basis for the 3R all-in than No-Device Chiz

Pros

+No devices in 1–2R, so a board that ends in 1–2R costs only the entry fee — you pay only for the items you use.
+In 3R the identities of the 8 starting silhouettes and Collectible (Large) on 5 open in the same round, so that round's board read is the most accurate.
+Holding out low in 1–2R, you collect the bonus (10%) from the loss of any opponent who overpays.

Cons

−In 1–2R your only information is the 8 starting silhouettes and the Auctioneer's public info, so you can't stop an opponent's 1–2R all-in.
−Reds and jackpots outside the 8 and the Collectible (Large) picks may stay unknown to the end.
−If you go as far as Rarity (Large) and Gold total in 4R, the item cost is higher than No-Device Chiz.

Recommended conditions

Pearl Hall · medium funds. A branch of No-Device Chiz: the same 1–2R play, with items added from 3R — when you want firmer grounds for the 3R all-in. In a room where two or more opponents bid big from 1R, lean toward the bonus like No-Device Chiz.

Details

Chiz sees 8 silhouettes when the board starts and the identities of those 8 at the start of 3R. No-Device Chiz decides the 3R all-in on those 8 alone; this route adds Collectible (Large) in 3R to check high-value pieces outside the 8 in the same round.

In 1–2R, add up only those of the 8 whose value is fixed by shape alone and bid low. You pay only for the items you use, so a board that ends in 1–2R costs only the entry fee.

If the 8 identities and Collectible (Large) on 5 confirm a high-value piece in 3R, go all-in in 3R; if it's unclear, pin down the board value with Rarity (Large) and Gold total in 4R; if everything is cheap, drop.

If 4 or more of the starting 8 are 1×1 silhouettes, check colors first with Rarity (Large) in 1R. The 1×1 count alone doesn't make an Eternal Heart more likely (18% of boards with 4+ · 17% usually), but a 1×1 that shows red is an Eternal Heart 28% · Cloudveil Cup 21% of the time, so the color is the fork. If that 1×1 is among the 8, Chiz's 3R ability reveals it for free — if two or more reds show, or a red outside the 8, look for high-value pieces first with Collectible (Large) in 2R.