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*This card benefits from decks that focus on swarming the board in the early-game with cheap Monkeys, like the [[Barrel of Monkeys]] or [[Obyn Greenfoot (BCS)|Obyn Greenfoot]]'s [[Wolf|Wolves]], as it reduces the risk that the card will be a dead draw if drawn early. | *This card benefits from decks that focus on swarming the board in the early-game with cheap Monkeys, like the [[Barrel of Monkeys]] or [[Obyn Greenfoot (BCS)|Obyn Greenfoot]]'s [[Wolf|Wolves]], as it reduces the risk that the card will be a dead draw if drawn early. | ||
*Unless Gold is spent very often, Marketplace is unnecessary compared to the cheaper and | *Unless Gold is spent very often, Marketplace is unnecessary compared to the cheaper and multi-copy [[Banana Farm (BCS)|Banana Farm]]. However, some cards demand high Gold, such as maximizing [[Long Range Rang]] damage per turn, or tempo strategies that involve piling up many Bloons such as [[Camo Regrow Rainbow Bloon]]. | ||
*Marketplace when combined with expensive Bloons can be used to make monstrous pushes early that can be extremely difficult to survive, even if the opponent has answers to it. Marketplace should be used in Tempo decks that have mostly Bloons that cost 7 or above. | |||
*Marketplace gives by far the highest amount of gold in one turn, allowing plays like 2 [[BFB (BCS)|BFBs]] in one turn, a [[MOAB]] and a [[Soulstealer Bloon]], or a [[Lead Zeppelin]] without having to save any prior gold. It can also be used defensively to afford expensive Monkeys such as [[Grand Saboteur (BCS)|Grand Saboteur]] early. | |||
== Update history == | == Update history == | ||