LOW SERIALS ARE WORTH REAL CREDITS — HERE IS WHY

Ties are broken by the lowest serial number in the lineup. Nothing else is consulted: not entry time, not username, not rarity. Two lineups on 148.6 points, one holding a #9 and one whose lowest number is #20 — the #9 takes first. If the lowest numbers match (two different cards can both be a #7), it moves to the next-lowest, and so on through all four or five cards.

Every standings screen carries a Low # column, so you can always see the number a place was decided on.

Serials are drawn at random from the unclaimed run when a pack is opened. A #1 is not a better card on Sunday — it scores exactly what a #600 scores — but it is the card that wins the tie, and it is one of one.