This card is bad. Here's why:

Let's say I secretly bid 2. The corp has an equal chance of guessing right or wrong.

If they guess right, your gain is -2.

If they guess wrong, your net gain is 2.

If we average that we will make an average of 0. This isn't worth the risk.

This card is fun. Here's why:

On the 50% of the time you get this to not take your money (I have yet to get this to happen of the three times I've used this card), You get a lot of money, assuming you spent a large portion. What makes this fun is that you don't know if this is going to happen.

So, how do you make this card even more fun?

1: Deboot it! (Play cost set back to 2. Additional text: "Gain 2." (triggers before bid). Now you get some extra bucks to play you Psi game.

2: Play it when your broke anyway: Dio's secret sauce.

My rating: 2/10 fun bad card.

Welcome to Reviewing the Little Boot Icon, an unfortunately named series of reviews for Reboot-modified cards. Today's review: Egret, which shows an egret perching on an octopus?

• Changes: Install cost 2>1.

• Pros: Cheap to install, allows you to get a Tinkering forever on a piece of ice. This allows you to get through sentries multiple times in a Trailblazer deck easier. Making Architect Yoggable is hilarious.

• Cons: Takes up a MU, so bad out of MOpus Kit. Paintbrush is better unless you are only interested in specific ice, and for a long time.

6/10 Not sure what niche this fills besides Trailblazer support.

Welcome to Reviewing the Little Boot Icon, an unfortunately named series of reviews for Reboot-modified cards. Today's review: Rasmin Bridger, the first Netrunner CCG card to get a Reboot.

• Changes: Rez cost 4>0. Flavor text: some long techno-rant< what you see above.

• Pros: Free to rez, make the Runner pay 1 per ice on the server.

• Cons: Low trash cost, bad out of Gagarin Deep Space: Expanding the Horizon, the best Weyland deck for upgrade stacks.

5/10 I'm waiting for someone to make this viable.

What's better than having 3 Sure Gamble in your deck? Having 5 Sure Gamble in your deck! Playing two of these enables you to do just that. Here's the math:

• Each time you play this card, spend 4.
• The law of averages tells us that you have a 50/50 chance of the Corp guessing wrong.
• This means that, on average, half your plays will end with 0 and half your plays will end with 8.
• Therefore, on average you will make 4 when you play this card.

4 for one is just as good as Sure Gamble! Really, it's actually better than that, because you didn't have to spend 5 just to play the card. Really, it's actually better than THAT because nothing is stopping you from spending only 4 each time. Why not spend 8? Then half the time it'll be like spending one click and playing TWO Sure Gambles.

Plus, there's the added value of making the Corp play a psi game of their own if you have a pile of money and need to make a desperation run. What's it gonna be, Corp? Did I just spend 9 or 10? Am I about to break into that server even after I already used my Stimhack or not?

This may not sound like accurate card assessment. But I know it must be true, because I heard it on a podcast.

This is my favorite Anarch ID, it encourages a super interactive playstyle that isn't toxic like Noise: Hacker Extraordinaire.

Get extra value for central runs, synergizing with Datasucker and Dirty Laundry. Also goes well with Glee, For the Laughs, Bhagat, and Human Rights Riot. Unlike most IDs that trigger Glee, you still benefit from trashing cards. The spoiled E&E card Smashing Spree is also great out of this.

50 minimum decksize is annoying, but fortunately Anarchs have so many good cards to slot. Knight is mandatory in my opinion for Horde decks, as it lets you beat rush attempts without 2 ice on the remote.

:Roboom:

:Roboom: 8/10 Super fun.