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Someone said, "I knew I should have blocked him."

"Blocking wouldn't have worked."

Because the card pool is shared, there's a strategy where you take key cards that you don't need but others do, reducing the chance they'll draw them.

Maybe because of that block, the opponent didn't draw a crucial card, resulting in a lost round, breaking their win streak, losing more health, and ultimately turning a potential third place into seventh.

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Weakening others is indirectly strengthening yourself.

Although few people block cards in the early game because everyone is saving gold to earn interest, it's still worth blocking if it doesn't affect your own interest.

Of course, ruining your own economy to block others is a losing proposition.

Ghost Chao laughed, "Blocking people is unfriendly. Why are you always thinking of sneaky ideas?"

With a two-star red buff Lucian, he wasn't completely helpless, but he was still slightly inferior before the Gunslingers were fully formed, and he still couldn't win this round.

"Chao, roll down!"

Ghost Chao said helplessly, "I have everything I need. I don't need to roll!"

As he spoke, the shop refreshed, and another Tristana appeared, which he immediately bought.

The three Tristana in the viewing area combined into a two-star, and then combined with the two two-stars on the board, emitting a rich, dark gold light, becoming even more dazzling. At the same time, a bolt of lightning struck down, and three stars flashed above her head.

The dazzling golden light faded after a long time, and Tristana's health bar had undergone a huge change, with a magnificent crest appearing at the front.

"???"

"Free three-star Tristana, are you even human?"

"?? Learning skills? I came here to learn magic!"

"Um, bro, I haven't even rolled yet!" Ghost Chao's face was filled with an uncontrollable bright smile, but he said shameless things, shaking his head, pretending to be helpless, "I haven't even rolled yet. What's going on?"

"In game, send code?"

"Close it, it's boring."

In the third stage's carousel, there was a Spatula Cho'Gath, which was extremely valuable for either making a Force of Nature or a Mage spat. The two players in the first round went straight for Cho'Gath as soon as they could move, instantly snatching it away.

Ghost Chao chose the Magic Resistance Cloak he needed most, which could be combined with the Tear of the Goddess at home to make a Hush for Tristana.

The carousel generally prioritizes the heroes or equipment you need most. If you don't need either, you usually take the most expensive one.

Entering the fourth stage, Ghost Chao leveled up to 6 population. The heroes on the field were Pyke, Gangplank, and Graves, the three Pirates, as well as the Gunslingers Tristana and Lucian, with the Guardian Braum standing at the front.

The Gunslinger trait grants a chance to attack additional enemies when attacking. Next, he needed to combine Swordsmen or Guardians.

Guardians increase the armor of nearby allies, allowing the front row to withstand more damage, so the back row can deal more output.

Currently, Ghost Chao's front row wasn't tanky enough. The one-star Braum was crippled in less than two seconds, but luckily he activated his shield skill, lasting another two seconds.

When the opponent's Statikk Shiv Varus attacked, the Statikk Shiv crackled with electricity, jumping between several heroes, dealing a lot of AOE damage each time. Pyke, Gangplank, and Graves also fell in less than two seconds.

But the three-star Tristana was also extremely powerful. With her basic attacks and E skill explosions, the opponent quickly had only Ashe and Vayne left alive.

After Ashe's mana was full, an Enchanted Crystal Arrow shot towards Tristana, but Lucian happened to dash forward, blocking the arrow in front of Tristana, and was frozen and unable to move.

"Damn, this Lucian is playing professionally!"

"He dashed to help Tristana block the ult, love it."

Now the three-star Tristana was the core output. If Tristana was hit by the arrow, he really wouldn't be able to win this round.

After winning this round, Ghost Chao had saved 55 gold. He bought three rounds of experience to reach 7 population, preparing to start rolling.

He first bought the two 4-cost purple cards Gnar that refreshed in the shop.

Some viewers wondered, "Ghost Chao, why are you buying Gnar?"

Gnar's traits are Wild and Shapeshifter, which don't synergize with his lineup at all.

Ghost Chao glanced at the chat and replied, "Blocking cards to make it easier to draw Leona."

Blocking cards can not only block others, but also block yourself. This is a small trick.

For example, the probability of drawing a 4-cost card at level 7 is 15%. So, buying a few 4-cost cards that you don't need will increase the probability of drawing other 4-cost cards. After drawing the cards you want, you can sell the ones you don't need.

The difference between experts and ordinary players lies in these small details.

As he spoke, he also blocked Aurelion Sol, Kindred, and Brand. With another refresh, Leona and two Lucians appeared.

Ghost Chao placed Leona and Braum, the two Guardian cards, in the middle, with Graves in front, and the Gunslingers like Tristana in the back row, forming a triangular formation. The assassin Pyke was placed in the corner, and then he sold all the useless four-star cards, leaving 40 gold.

"???"

"Learned something, learned something."

"Feels meaningless."

This round, the opponent's Karthus scared the viewers.

Karthus is a 5-cost orange card, the strongest of all mages!

Because his ultimate is full-screen damage. As long as you give him a few Ability Power items, plus the Six Mage trait, the damage is simply explosive!

Sure enough, although the opponent's Karthus was only one-star, after chanting his ultimate, ghostly soul pillars appeared above everyone's heads. After detonation, only four pieces were left alive, and they were all at low health.

"7 population Karthus? The probability of getting an orange card at 7 population is only 2%, right?"

"But he's already spent all his gold."

This round was won with a surprise. Ghost Chao saw that some viewers were still discussing his previous card blocking to draw Leona: "If you think this operation is meaningless, then I can't help it. But as long as you can handle it, I suggest you try to do this every round of drawing cards."

Before the fourth stage's monsters, the three-star Tristana had lost its strength after just being combined, and he lost a round.

Ghost Chao said, "I'm going to spend all my money this round. I have to roll out a 3-star Lucian. After others level up to 8 population, my combat power just won't work."

After the monsters were defeated, he dropped a Belt and a Needlessly Large Rod, leaving 40 gold.

Ghost Chao sighed, "I'm dizzy~"

His luck with drawing cards was good, but the equipment was really bad. There wasn't a Recurve Bow in the Gunslinger lineup.

He got a free Gangplank, now he had 7 Gangplanks and 7 Lucians.

The viewing area has limited space, with a maximum of only 9 cards. Ghost Chao rolled to a Miss Fortune, sold a blocked Cho'Gath, and rolled to another Lucian, so he sold Graves.

Graves now had 5, and the probability of drawing a 1-cost card at 7 population is only 20%, so the chance of chasing 3-star was relatively small, so he just threw him away.

"Where's Lucian?"

Ghost Chao rolled a few more times, calling out in confusion, and another one immediately popped up when he refreshed again.

Golden light shone brightly, and Lucian also became three-star.

"Real voice-controlled game?"

"Words become reality?"

"I came here to learn skills, not to watch magic."

"Lucian: Coming, coming."