How to buy a card

[Tekhartha Zenyatta]

Since I’m switching accounts, I wanted to sell whatever cards I had, and then buy them with the highest amount I can bid on my other account to slowly transfer all of my bank on that account. I put in a bid of 1.57 on one card but the match is automatically in favor of the one who bid just 0.01. I don’t understand..

[Giovanniland]

From what I see on your only ongoing auction, you tried to sell the card at 0.06, but there was already an ask at 0.05 so the lower ask matched the bid. I matched the 0.05 ask so the 0.06 ask could match the higher bid, not sure if that was what you wanted.

[Tekhartha Zenyatta]

From what I see on your only ongoing auction, you tried to sell the card at 0.06, but there was already an ask at 0.05 so the lower ask matched the bid. I matched the 0.05 ask so the 0.06 ask could match the higher bid, not sure if that was what you wanted.

I was thinking whoever bid the highest would win the card

[Refuge Isle]

Yes. And the player with the lowest ask is the one who sells the card.

This means that if you sell a card at 1.00 and buy it with another account at 1.00, another player can place another ask at 0.99 sell it instead. This can make transfers more difficult - you can have ask wars as well as bid wars.

[Tarockanien]

Just to add, if there are more than one ask/bid 3 or more) on a card, the system would match them somehow in relation, which sometimes leads to a lower bid could match a lower ask closer. This happens sometimes. Also, you shouldn´t always bid/ask to your bank-limit in case you have to raise your bid because someone overbids you. Transfering via "low-owner-cards" (four or less owners), while reducing the chance of being underasked by another card of this kind bears the risk of someone overbids you (big), as such cards are sought-after by many players.
Best chance, but time-consuming of going uninterrupted is transfering little sums via obviously unintersting cards.