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Battlegrounds Shared Pool Size

Battlegrounds is an 8-player game mode where players face off in 1 versus 1 rounds.

The objective of the game is to be the last person standing by defeating other players.

Choose from over 100 heroes with different hero powers to synergize with your board.

Build a team of Murlocs, Beasts, Dragons, Elementals, Demons, and other traits.

In this guide, you’ll learn the minion shared pool size in Hearthstone Battlegrounds, as well as explanations, and probability.

Battlegrounds Shared Pool Size

Battlegrounds Shared Pool Size

In Battlegrounds, the cards are in a shared pool, and when a player dies, their cards will go back to the pool.

There are 18 copies of each tier 1 minion, 15 copies of tier 2, 13 copies of tier 3, 11 copies of tier 4, 9 copies of tier 5, and 6 copies of tier 6.

Battlegrounds shared pool size:

  • Tier 1: 18
  • Tier 2: 15
  • Tier 3: 13
  • Tier 4: 11
  • Tier 5: 9
  • Tier 6: 6

Source: mdonais (Battlegrounds developer).

When you’re battling with another player, note down the copies of cards they have on their board.

For example, if they already have 2 of the same tier-6 card, it means that there are 4 left in the pool.

If you want a higher chance of finding a card, you must build a team that others are not building.

If someone has a golden minion, it means that all 3 of that card is taken away from the pool.

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