Tile Envy
What the surge is spending
A trade outlet maps the premium-set economy.
The Hollywood Reporter, in a May 23 feature on the game's celebrity moment, documents a premium-set economy in which Crisloid sets run roughly 2,000 to 3,000 dollars at retail and reach 15,000 to 20,000 dollars on the secondary market.
One organizer quoted in the piece calls the game social strategy disguised as a game, which is a fair description of why it travels well in any room. A coach offers the other half: it is seventy percent luck and thirty percent skill.
OOTT is not affiliated with any of the brands named and sells nothing physical. We note the price ladder as the high gloss at one end of a game most of us still play on a folding table.