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Patch 1.26Published

Binder stats, Holo tags on your pulls, a binder sort that stays put, and Big Score at 700

A new Binder stats page shows every binder on one page with its completion by rarity and a sort of its own, Holo and Reverse holo pulls carry the binder's tag on the results screen, your binder sort and rarity filter now stay where you left them, Big Score asks 700 gems from a single Heist, and the binder that wore the Heist pack's name has its own back.

New

  • Binder stats

    • Every binder on one page: how many you have started, your master sets, cards collected, completion and what is still missing, then the same split by rarity from Common to Mythic.

    • Each binder has its own row with its completion, what it is missing, when you started it and its count per rarity. Tap one to open it.

    • Sort the list by Closest to done, Highest completion, Newest first, Oldest first or Name. Your pick is remembered. The page is behind the Stats button on your shelf.

    See your binder stats
  • Rip results

    • Holo and Reverse holo pulls now wear the binder's HOLO and REVERSE tag on the results screen, so you can tell the print from its base card at a glance.

Changes

  • Binder

    • Your binder sort, Set order or Missing first, is remembered, the way your inventory sort is.

    • Filter a binder by rarity, open a card's owners and come back, and the filter is still set.

    • The Rarity list shows your count for each rarity, like Uncommon 37/52, and All rarities shows the whole binder.

    Open your binders
  • Achievements

    • Big Score now asks 700 gems from a single Heist. No scheduled Heist could pay 1,000: a room's take tops out at 35% of its buy-ins, 43.5% in a Golden one. If your best take already clears 700, it is yours the next time you open your achievements.: was 1,000 gems, now 700 gems

    See your achievements

Fixes

  • Binder

    • One binder showed up as The Vault with the Heist pack's art, on the shelf, in its book and in the hit window's Rip this Pack. It reads as its own pack again everywhere, and the Rip button points at a pack you can rip.