The tier-list topic is live from Day 0, but exact scratch-card rankings are on hold. Public sources show comparison demand; they do not yet expose the card dataset needed for honest S/A/B tiers.
Current decision
Roblox confirms the game, its progression badges, and special-bottle entities. Recent YouTube coverage includes an “all scratch cards” angle, which validates the search topic. None of the checked sources provides a current card-name, cost, prize, odds, or unlock table, so naming a “best card” would be speculation.
Confidence: the topic and official milestone entities are current; exact best scratch cards remain low-confidence until the complete card data is available.
Every future tier entry must pass these fields; rarity or a video title alone is not enough.
| Field | Evidence needed | Current status |
|---|---|---|
| Card identity | Current card name and in-game image or label | Missing |
| Entry cost | Current simulated-zł purchase cost | Missing |
| Prize evidence | Published prize table or documented observation sample | Missing |
| Unlock path | Area, milestone, or other access requirement | Missing |
| Version | Roblox update timestamp or visible in-game version | Partial |
| Cross-check | Official/creator source plus independent gameplay evidence | Missing |
This page answers tier list, best scratch cards, wszystkie zdrapki, najlepsze zdrapki, and best-strategy searches with the same safe card-selection framework. Exact scratch-count goals belong to the Scratch Milestones page.
The framework is specific to this simulator, not copied from a combat or unit game.
Trend signals are kept separate from factual card-performance claims.
Short answers based on the current research boundary.
There is not enough dependable card-level data to name one. A safe comparison needs the current card names, purchase costs, prize tables or observed outcomes, unlock rules, and version date.
Recent YouTube titles show interest in comparing all scratch cards, but titles and view counts do not establish card performance. Publishing S/A/B labels without the underlying dataset would fabricate a meta.
No. Video popularity is used as demand evidence only. Future rankings must use current in-game card data or a clearly documented observation sample.
The planned criteria are entry cost, unlock requirement, observed return per spend, result volatility, progression usefulness, and replacement risk after updates.
You can compare verified money and scratch-count badge milestones, then use the calculator to track your own progress without assuming hidden odds.
These pages can help without pretending hidden card performance is known.
