WWE SuperCard - Wrestling Game: Money in the Bank Guide

To consistently earn contracts in the Money in the Bank (MITB) mode of WWE SuperCard - Wrestling Game, draft a six-card lineup that covers every primary stat, flip briefcase tiles to uncover multipliers and contracts, and preserve your highest-stat cards by deploying the lowest viable card to defeat each revealed opponent. If your card strength is depleted or you have lost lives, cash out your accumulated contracts rather than risking total loss on upper rungs.

Drafting Your Ladder Lineup

Each Money in the Bank run begins with drafting a six-card deck from a randomized pool drawn from your roster tiers. A successful run requires balancing stat coverage and tag alignment:

Cover All Four Stats: Select cards across Power (POW), Toughness (TGH), Speed (SPD), and Charisma (CHA). Relying too heavily on a single attribute leaves you unable to win duels when upper ladder rungs test your weaker stats.
Match Alignment Arrows: Pay attention to card arrow directions (up, down, left, right). Securing compatible pairs (up/down or left/right) provides stat bonuses whenever briefcase tiles trigger tag team bouts.
Include Tier Anchors: Ensure you draft at least one or two elite cards capable of winning late-rung duels where AI stat totals scale up.

Clearing Briefcase Grid Rungs

Each ladder rung presents face-down briefcases. Flipping a briefcase reveals one of three outcomes:

Briefcase Content	Effect on Run	Recommended Player Action
Contracts	Adds currency directly to your current run total	Bank the reward and assess remaining floor risks.
Point Multipliers	Increases the contract value of subsequent briefcase picks	Prioritize uncovering these on early rungs.
AI Opponent	Triggers an immediate stat matchup duel	Win using your lowest viable card to proceed.

Early rungs carry lower AI difficulty, making them ideal for collecting multipliers and building your contract pool. As you climb higher, advance to the next rung as soon as the upward path opens to avoid triggering back-to-back high-tier opponent fights.

Managing Matchups and Conserving Top Cards

Opponent tiles trigger a direct stat duel testing one or two card attributes, identical to standard exhibition mechanics. Managing your card stamina across the entire run is essential:

Check the Contested Stats: Identify whether the duel requires POW, TGH, SPD, or CHA before picking your card.
Deploy the Lowest Winning Card: Compare your drafted cards to the revealed opponent. Play the lowest-stat card that still beats the opponent's total.
Save Elite Cards for Upper Rungs: Opponent ratings scale significantly near the top of the ladder. If a mid-tier card can win a lower-rung duel by a small margin, hold your highest-rated cards in reserve for the final floors.

When to Cash Out Contracts

Money in the Bank uses a limited lives system. Losing a duel costs one life, and losing all lives forfeits all contracts accumulated during that run.

Cash In Early: If you have lost two lives or your remaining hand cannot counter high-stat opponents, exit the run to secure your accumulated contracts.
Push for the Top: Continue ascending only if your lives remain intact and you retain high-stat cards capable of winning upper-floor duels.

Spend your secured contracts in the MITB reward shop toward top-tier featured Superstars to build pro pairs, rather than spending them on lower-tier intermediary items.