Luminous Goblet Run (every character except Hotori, Chiz and Blackbird)

PearlAll-inHigh risk, high returnHigh fundsVerified version: 1.4Try it in Auction Practice →

One 9-slot average in 1R confirms whether there's a Luminous Goblet (16.8M) → if there is, 1R all-in; if not, drop right away — a 1.4 reroll strategy

Updated 10/7/26

Character

Device

Best Max cost 200,000

Top Collectible

Rarity (Mega)

Size (Mega)

Collectible (Mega)

9-slot average

Round plan

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Board size / value

Red detection

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Pros

+The 9-slot average leaves a wide gap, so there's nothing to confuse — above 260k means a Luminous Goblet; otherwise there isn't one.
+A board with a Luminous Goblet is worth 16.8M from that alone, so even a big bid in 1R leaves a profit.
+You confirm it in 1R, so you can finish before other characters find out.

Cons

−The Luminous Goblet is rare — about 0.3% of Pearl Hall boards; in 1.4, 2 of 161 Pearl Hall boards.
−Every time you drop, the entry fee 20k + the 9-slot 70k = 90k goes out.
−It's the Best set (up to 200k), so playing a board to the end costs a lot.

Recommended conditions

Pearl Hall · plenty of funds (around 10M for a 1R all-in). 1.4 only — possible from 1.4, when the 9-slot average joined the Best set. The 1.4 version of the Eternal Heart Run (1.3) — the 9-slot average takes the 1-slot average's place.

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Details

In 1.4, the Best set's 1-slot average became the 9-slot average (70k). The 9-slot collectibles are the nine 3×3s, and the most expensive 3×3 after the Luminous Goblet (16.8M) is the Ghostfire Wisp (260k), so a 9-slot average above 260k means there's a Luminous Goblet on the board — on boards with a Luminous Goblet the 9-slot average is at least 4.2M, and on boards without one it's at most 260k.

Use the 9-slot average in 1R, and if it's above 260k, bid big in 1R and finish it there (an all-in — deciding the board early with one big bid). A 1R bid of 9–12M is usually enough.

The branch that uses Top Collectible first sees the identity of the top-rarity collectible, then checks just for the Luminous Goblet with the 9-slot average in 2R. If there are other high-value ones, continue with the Mega devices; if not, drop.

The Luminous Goblet is rare, at about 0.3% of Pearl Hall boards (2 of 161 Pearl Hall boards in 1.4). The heart of this strategy is dropping without regret when the 9-slot comes in under 260k.

Terms

야광잔-런: Luminous Goblet Run — boards played to land the Luminous Goblet (the 16.8M jackpot red, a Food 3×3).
전캐릭: Every character — a route any character can run (Hotori, Chiz and Blackbird have their own versions).
영원의 마음-런: Eternal Heart run — boards played for the Eternal Heart (the 1.31M one-slot red); the 1.3 route this one replaces.
쇼부: All-in — deciding the board early with one big bid.
리세: Reroll — dropping boards and re-queuing until a promising one comes up.
1라 · 2라 …: 1R, 2R … — short for round 1, round 2 (라 = 라운드).
고가: High-value collectible — mostly reds.
시드: Funds — literally "seed", the money you bring into the hall.
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