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For the dedicated 'Free-to-Play' (F2P) user, reaching the top of the leaderboards requires immense patience and an absolute mastery of the game's internal economy.
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Wasting resources on terrible cards or inefficient upgrades will mathematically cripple your account, setting your progression back by months.
+Managing the Ultimate Bottleneck
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The absolute worst mistake a F2P player can make is upgrading every single card in their collection evenly.
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Pick one meta-resistant deck that you truly enjoy, and pour every single drop of gold you earn into those specific eight cards.
+Participate heavily in Gold Rush events.If you must change decks, try to pick a new deck that shares at least 3 or 4 cards with your old deck.They are simply too expensive and rare for F2P players to rely on.
+Hoarding Gems
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As a free player, you will slowly accumulate a small stash of premium gems from daily chests and achievements.
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If you are a highly skilled player, the rewards from winning ten or twelve matches in a Grand Challenge vastly exceed the value of buying a chest directly from the shop.
+Account FocusHow to Do ItThe One-Deck SpecialistPlaying the exact same 8 cards for two years straight until they are completely maxed, allowing you to finally compete globallyThe Guild PlayerFocusing on leveling 32 different cards to a medium level specifically to perform well in clan wars and earn the massive weekly chest
+Patience is the Ultimate Strategy
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Being a free-to-play gamer requires an entirely different mindset; you must view your account as a long-term investment portfolio.
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The dedicated F2P player will always outlast the impatient whale.
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