WWE SuperCard - Wrestling Game: Draft Board Swipe and Select Guide

In WWE SuperCard - Wrestling Game, you can drag your finger continuously across the post-match draft board to reveal multiple cards in a single motion rather than tapping each card individually. Touching an unrevealed card and maintaining contact while moving across adjacent slots flips each card your finger touches, automatically deducting one pick from your counter per card revealed until your picks run out or your finger leaves the screen.

How Swipe and Select Works

When you finish a match and reach the draft board, you do not need to tap individual card backs one by one. The swipe-and-select feature registers your touch as a continuous drag path across the grid.

1. Touch any unrevealed card on the draft board to begin.
2. Drag your finger across neighboring cards without lifting it from the screen.
3. Watch each card flip and deduct a pick from your remaining total in real time.
4. Lift your finger to stop selecting, or continue dragging until your pick counter reaches zero.

Resets, Boosts, and Pick Depletion

The draft board maintains standard board rules during drag gestures:

• Board Resets: If your swipe reveals a card that triggers a board reset, such as an eligible tier pull, the drag sequence stops immediately. The reset celebration plays, and a fresh 25-card board loads for your remaining picks.
• Boosts and Enhancements: Revealing items like Title Matches or stat boosts adds them directly to your inventory without interrupting your drag path.
• Running Out of Picks: When your pick counter reaches zero, the mechanic automatically stops flipping cards. Dragging across remaining slots after depleting your picks will not trigger additional flips or produce negative balances.

Movement Patterns for Clear Efficiency

Using a consistent path across the grid prevents your finger from retracing empty slots where cards were already taken:

• Serpentine Sweep: Place your finger at the top-left corner, drag horizontally across the top row to the right, drop down to the second row, and drag back to the left. Continue this alternating "S" path down the board to clear full rows without backtracking.
• Column Rake: Start at the top of an outer column and drag straight down to the bottom. Move to the next column and pull up or down to reveal clean vertical sets.

Avoiding Common Input Issues

• Stay Away from Screen Edges: Swiping too close to the borders of your device display can trigger native system gestures, such as the iOS home bar or Android edge-navigation swipes. Keep your touch path within the borders of the card grid.
• Switch to Taps on Nearly Clear Boards: When a board has only two or three unrevealed cards left scattered across empty spaces, dragging across the board often leads to missed inputs over empty slots. Use single taps to target the remaining individual cards directly.
• Pause for Reset Animations: When a board clear occurs, allow the screen transition and new 25-card grid to load completely before starting another swipe gesture, preventing unregistered inputs on the opening row of the new board.