What if my current hand already wins?
The result starts with the play you can make now. If it clears the Blind, compare a purchase for later value and the interest you would give up.
See whether your cards can clear the next Blind, then compare the shop offers you can buy.

Select the Blind shown in your Run. Add history only when that Boss needs it.
Pick up to eight cards. Tap a card again to add a second copy. For held-card effects, add cards left to right as shown in your hand. Use Edit only for cards with an effect.
No cards selected yet.
Place Jokers as they appear. Edit when an edition or current card value changes scoring.
No Jokers selected. If that matches your Run, confirm it below.
Add the Jokers you own. Effects that change this play are included; effects that only change your money, deck or later hands cannot raise this score. When an effect is random, you will see a score range.
Tap the Jokers you can actually buy. Correct the shown price or edition if it differs.
Tap the card you see. Its next-level effect is compared with your strongest play and the Blind target.
Choose one to see the gold after buying and using it now.
Select the Blind shown in your Run. Then add your cards and the shop offers you are considering.
The same gold and next interest are used for each option. Choose a Blind and hand to compare a clear.
Add the gold shown in your Run to compare what you can afford and keep.
Check the target and restriction before entering: prepare for the next Blind →
If your strongest legal play already clears the target, a purchase may be unnecessary. If it falls short, compare the visible offers by whether they change that result, not by rarity alone.
A Joker can raise this hand yet cost an interest step or require a sale. A Planet helps only its matching hand type; Hermit and Temperance change cash. Compare the actual shelf before spending.
The plan uses the cards and remaining hands you know. An unseen draw, a future shop or a random trigger can change the route, so keep enough cash or a backup hand when the Blind is close.
The result starts with the play you can make now. If it clears the Blind, compare a purchase for later value and the interest you would give up.
No. Start with your visible cards, Jokers and the next Blind. Add a shop offer only if you want to test that purchase.