This season I managed to reached my highest rating thus far, which is 2381.
Quite proud of it, to be honest, but this comes with consequences, which was high rental fee (again).
54.5% win rate was also my highest, I think.
Top 10 Summoner Usage
Offline
Top 100 Monster Usage
Offline
Win Rate by Ruleset
Offline
Tournaments Report
Prizes
Tournament
League
Editions
Placement/#entrants
Ratio (Win/Loss+Draw)
Prize
1Up Zone Tournament
Bronze
PRUundefined
43/221
1.57 (11/7/0)
5 DEC
Summary
Reward
Count
Quantity
Dark Energy Crystals (DEC)
1
5
Rewards Report
Standard Foil Cards
Rarity
Quantity
🔥DEC🔥
Common
17
85
Rare
4
80
Epic
2
200
Legendary
0
0
Total Standard
23
365
Gold Foil Cards
Rarity
Quantity
🔥DEC🔥
Common
0
0
Rare
0
0
Epic
0
0
Legendary
0
0
Total Gold
0
0
Loot Chests
Reward Chests
Dailies
Season
Total
💲DEC💲
Legendary Potions
4
0
4
160
Alchemy Potions
3
0
3
150
DEC
222
0
-
222
CREDITS
0
0
-
0
UNTAMED Packs
0
0
0
0
Cards (Total)
23
0
23
365
Captured DEC (Ranked Rewards)
Ranked Play Wins
DEC Earned
200
1630
Total Ranked Play Rewards
Total Ranked Play Earnings
2527 DEC
0 CREDITS
Rental Report
Type
DEC (fees)
Revenue
74.000 (3.700)
Expenses
(2795.925)
Cancellation Refunds
66.378
NET
(2659.247)
SPS Report
Type
Amount Claimed
Airdrop
225.350
Staking Rewards
28.676
NET SPS
254.026
+ Voucher Drops
8.092 VOUCHER
Next season (S65) I might take a break from renting, and stay in S3 throughout the entire season to see how much I can profit. Wish me luck.
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