5) How to get more credits
Currently, there is only one way to get credits in WWE SuperCard, and that is to buy them. Credits are the in-game currency of WWE SuperCard, and their only known use is simply to buy more card packs. So while they do have a purpose to serve, it’s not a particularly diverse one.
4) Spend your credits wisely.
The standard pick can be your best or your worst depending on your deck rarity. The higher the deck rarity, the better the cards that you will get if you buy this. If you have a super rare deck, you actually have a shot at earning cheap and easy super rares with this pick. This makes it excellent for powering up for King of the Ring and for getting high rarity combining fodder.
3) Hit the card catalog for a preview of what you might earn in the future.
When you go there, too, notice how many wrestlers have a card in almost every tier. For example, AJ Lee and Batista (or for that matter, any legendary card) has cards in every single tier all the way up from common to legendary. So if your goal is simply to collect your favorite wrestlers regardless of tier, then it should be quite easy to do.
2) Always use your rarest and most powerful card first in exhibition matches.
The reason for this is that the computer will tend to send out the rarest card or cards first every time, unless the first match is a diva match. So for that reason, send out your rarest card first or you’ll generally be in for an instant loss.
1) Pay attention to the bonus stat boosts attached to your rare and above cards.
They’ll be in effect any time that you use that card and will often send one or more stats soaring to insanely high levels. Or, they’ll decrease the opponent’s corresponding stat so much as to almost guarantee you a win.