How do you make your money in TCG Card Shop Simulator?

[Ice]

Hey everyone,
I'm curious to hear how you guys are making your money in the game. Do you have any tips or strategies that work well for you?

[Amuse]

Sell everything, price everything MSRP or 10% above.

[Basicball]

i put a lot of tables, and try having a big variety of items, don't upgrade the store space unless you really need that space to put more item types

[Lynx]

I typically set to market price and then round, it makes people very happy. Probably not the most efficient strategy but it's working so far.

[GaoGaoDinosaur]

Entire shop is tables for me, wire racks surrounding the walls full of packs. Only sell packs and dice and drop a card table down to sell stuff if i have a ton of 100$ + cards to sell. Works fine so far, pays for everything rent 4 employees stock and like +8-10k profit a day, I just price all msrp rounded

[miragestaleo]

idk for me opening the rare packs then selling $10+ cards been helping me out. i got the first cashier guy and the store is just passive income at this point with the main game play being card openings now

[Ranae Gato]

Originally posted by Basicball:

i put a lot of tables, and try having a big variety of items, don't upgrade the store space unless you really need that space to put more item types

no, upgrade the store space so they carry more money to spend

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[NathansWargamesYT]

you should always be making profit with just being open and selling, as everything you have costs more for the customer than it cost you to buy it, open packs, this will boost your exp quickly and you'll have a decent chance of getting some good cards, it's very time consuming so I'd suggest using an auto clicker ( OP Auto Clicker is a good one ), when you get good drops sell them especially if you have duplicates of them. Ideally you'd only sell high value cards if you have duplicates cause you wanna collect them all eventually but if you're short on cash then for sure sell and that will help you increase your store size and be able to level up faster and get more unlocks, currently I'm lvl 26 and have played 18 hours of that 18 hours I've maybe manned the till for 6-8 hours of that. the rest has been opening packs, it's all down to luck really, I've had a fair few cards that are worth over 400 4 worth over 4,000. opening packs not only helps you level up faster but gives you a steady cash flow eventually. also ROUND UP all your prices, it will save you or your worker(s) a ton of time handing out small change. I found after doing that the amount of sales I did with no change required went up massively

[Basicball]

Originally posted by kkatamari:

Originally posted by Basicball:

i put a lot of tables, and try having a big variety of items, don't upgrade the store space unless you really need that space to put more item types

no, upgrade the store space so they carry more money to spend

they also carry more the more items you stock, and stocking more items does not increase the rent

[Reptar]

Sell hot loose singles while I rip open packs in the corner

[taomastercu]

Personally I'm making a lot on the extras. Although selling loose cards is great also.

There is a problem where early game if you pop a fantastic card from a pack they can't afford it.

There's probably an exact math function of store expansions * different products that maxes the customer budget but I'm too lazy to work it out.

[Zero]

40% items 40% singles 20% tables.

[kahlyda]

Stocking everything I have access to sell at market rounded, opening at LEAST 40 packs per in game day and pricing my singles at +20% rounded. I've also only hired the Very Fast cashier, other employees aren't worth it yet.

[taomastercu]

Should be opening at least 256 packs per day around day 20 if not more.

[Claus]

At the first day after renaming your shop, buy a couple of boxes of cards and open them all, make sure you place one pack on the shelf to be able to open shop later.

Now buy a card shelf, and sell your high value cards, keep in mind they don't buy 2-3k cards in the beginning, i think it's actually based on your level how much money they can spend on cards.

Spend the remaining money on card boxes and open it all up, the average profit you need to make per 32 card box is 96 which is very easy to do plus you can sell the useless cards later in bulk. Now open the shop.

Selling basic common card packs are not worth it 3x32 is 96 and it's not a fast sell, i would only start selling items when you unlock cleaners.