10) Fill the rarity bar in the exhibition and king of the ring mode to earn better prizes.
You fill up the rarity bar by putting rarer and rarer cards in your deck. The rarities are common, uncommon, rare, super rare, super rare + and ++, epic, epic + and ++, legendary, and legendary + and ++. The higher the tier, the better the potential prizes.
9) Don’t play King of the Ring until you have all 5 of your energy card slots full.
Your cards will run out of energy as you go, so you will need to revive them. Earn all five energy points, then when your cards need to be revived, revive them and you will end up with far more time spent with your best deck in play, as opposed to your backups.
8) For easy King of the Ring wins, fill the bar almost all the way to the top, but not quite.
This is what you do if you want to get matched up against weaker players to begin with, because in KotR mode, your matchups will be based on deck rarity by levels. Put the rarest deck out there that you can, then mess with the rarity bar by throwing in one or two common cards and watch the fun happen!
7) Make smart use of your boost cards.
Boost cards include such things as the ladder that increases speed, the taunt that decreases opponents’ stats, or the chair and other such wrestling standbys. Be sure to use them in every match, and use them in the smartest way possible to ensure that your opponents will never get an edge on you. Only use them when the statistic that they buff or debuff is related to the statistic that decides the battle.
6) Learn how to match tag teams.
Two of the same arrow color on opposite sides of the card are the indication that it’s the right card for a tag team, and thus will increase the stats of both cards. If you put two of the same triangle together, you will get no boost and no deboost. Any other/uneven combination of cards will drop statistics, oftentimes so dramatically as to change the outcome of the battle.