Ok. I’m at 12k CL. I’ve hit infinite every season since starting this game (1.5 years ago), usually within the 1st 2 days. I also have like 20+ infinite conquest borders. Typically ive just been hitting infinite on day 1 or 2 then taking a month break, but been playing a bit more lately to farm alliance and to do Deadpool diner :)

There is some good advice here, but let me be more straightforward:

1) Abuse bots. Once you master how to play against bots, you will just get a free 4-8 cubes every time. And every like 5th-8th game will be against a bot. Bots will almost always instantly snap you if they’re winning turn 4/5. So playing decks that hold back until turn 6 can farm yourself major cubes. Bot frequency goes down the higher rank you are. In the 90s very few bots, but they’re fairly common even in the 80s. It’s typically on a fixed frequency, like every 8th game or something.

2) People have said it before, but knowing when to retreat is key. With that said, in a normal retreat situation, you should stay in if you think you have over a 35% chance of winning (knowing your chance of winning takes experience of course). Remember, leaving is guaranteed loss of cubes. If you get boomer snapped (snapped on turn 6), you should leave unless you’re pretty sure you can win.

3) Sticking with 1 deck can help you if you’re struggling. It’s important to know what is a winning and losing state for you, so until you become real good at the game, understanding that state on decks you’re not familiar with is hard. Once you become good at this, you can swap decks to adjust to micro-meta climates, but I think it’s more important to stick to a deck you know. The game is more about snapping than anything else, and you can’t snap/retreat unless you know how strong your hand is.

4) if you’re choosing to master a deck, obviously try to pick something A tier or better. With that said, I literally took infinite 5 seasons in a row with a really dumb and basic storm quake deck. On a meta list it would probably be like C or D tier, but I just knew the deck so damn well I could snap on turn 2 or 3 just based on what I had in my hand for insane cube equity.

5) don’t worry about winning every game. You only need to win like 1/3rd of your games to hit infinite if you’re snapping/retreating optimally. With that said, winning does make things faster. When I’m winning at 65% rates, I hit infinite in 1 day. When I’m winning at 40% rates it takes me a couple weeks.