Batch Solve Daily SBCs
Daily SBCs are the best coins-per-minute in the game — and the most repetitive. Batch Solve completes every daily challenge in the hub in one supervised run: select which dailies to include, set your options once, and watch the queue finish.
The problem with dailies
Daily challenges are worth doing and nobody enjoys doing them. Each one is small, the reward is modest but reliable, and the work is identical every single day. Miss a few days and nothing bad happens, which is exactly why they get skipped — the value is entirely in doing them consistently, and consistency is what a repetitive task destroys.
They also punish carelessness. Filling a daily by grabbing whatever is nearest quietly burns fodder that a later challenge needed, and you never notice because each individual mistake is small.
Choosing what goes in the run
You pick the dailies before starting. Not all of them are worth your fodder on a given day — if a challenge asks for more than the reward justifies, leave it unticked and it is skipped. The selection is yours each time rather than a setting you configure once and forget.
Options are set once for the whole run: the source, the rating cap, and the card filters. You are not answering the same questions five times.
Your protections do not loosen
Everything that guards a single solve guards every challenge in the batch:
- Excluded players stay excluded across the whole run.
- Special, TOTW and evolved cards stay out unless you switched them on.
- The maximum rating cap applies to each challenge.
- Untradeable cards and duplicates are used before anything sellable.
This matters more in a batch than in a single solve, because a batch spends more cards before you look at the result.
You stay at the screen
Nothing runs unattended. A progress view shows each challenge completing as it happens and you can stop at any point. If several challenges fail the run stops on its own rather than churning through a queue that is not working.
This is deliberate. A tool that runs your club without you watching is a tool that empties your club without you watching.
What the summary tells you
At the end you get the full accounting: which challenges completed, which did not, and what each one consumed. That last part is the useful one over time — it is how you learn which dailies are actually worth doing with your club, rather than assuming they all are.
When not to batch
Batching is the wrong tool on a day when your club is thin. Dailies are cheap individually and expensive in aggregate, and running five of them against a club that is already short of fodder can leave you unable to complete the set you actually wanted. On those days pick the two dailies with the best rewards and leave the rest.
It is also the wrong tool if you have not set your exclusions yet. Do that first — a batch run is a poor moment to discover which cards you cared about.
Using it, step by step
- Open the SBC hub. The Batch Daily SBCs button appears at the top of the hub.
- Select the dailies. Tick the daily challenges to include and configure the shared solve options.
- Watch the run. Challenges solve and submit in sequence with a live progress modal and a final summary.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does batch solving run while I am away?
No. You stay on the screen and watch it work. Nothing runs unattended, and you can stop the run at any point.
Do I have to include every daily challenge?
No. You tick the ones you want before the run. Dailies whose reward is not worth the fodder are simply left out.
Are my excluded players safe during a batch run?
Yes. Every protection that applies to a single solve applies to every challenge in the batch — the exclude list, the rating cap and the special-card toggles. Nothing loosens because there are several challenges.
What if one of the challenges cannot be solved?
That challenge is reported and the run continues with the rest. If several fail in a row the run stops rather than grinding through a queue that clearly is not going to work.
How long does a full set of dailies take?
Usually a fraction of the time doing them by hand takes, because the slow part was never the clicking — it was working out which cards satisfy each challenge without wasting anything good.
See also: daily SBC guide, the core SBC solver, and solving whole sets. Every feature is listed on the features overview.
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